alberto-bernal

I'm trying to send the midi sound produced in max through only one audio output channel, for example right. Is there any object/way to manage this in max, or should I use other software?

Hello list,
  I'm trying to send the midi sound produced in max through only one audio output channel, for example right. Is there any object/way to manage this in max, or should I use other software?
  Thanks,

midi-on-one-channel

On 24 Mar 2007, at 13:37, alberto-bernal wrote:

> I'm trying to send the midi sound produced in max through only one 

MIDI isn't sound, so your question doesn't make sense without more 

information. What exactly are you trying to achieve?

> I'm trying to send the midi sound produced in max through only one  
> audio output channel

MIDI isn't sound, so your question doesn't make sense without more  
information. What exactly are you trying to achieve?

I mean, when you have something connected to a noteout object you can hear this midiinformation through the audio output. What I want to do, is to send this sound -or whatever- to just one output channel of my audio device.

I mean, when you have something connected to a noteout object you can hear this midiinformation through the audio output. What I want to do, is to send this sound -or whatever- to just one output channel of my audio device.
  Thanks again,

i guess you trigger midinotes in max and send them to some synth 

outside max, like a builtin GM synth (DLS synth on osx), right?

if it is a GM synth you are triggering, you can try to change the pan 

On 24 Mar 2007, at 15:00, Nick Rothwell wrote:

> On 24 Mar 2007, at 13:37, alberto-bernal wrote:

>> I'm trying to send the midi sound produced in max through only one 

> MIDI isn't sound, so your question doesn't make sense without more 

> information. What exactly are you trying to achieve?

hi alberto,
i guess you trigger midinotes in max and send them to some synth  
outside max, like a builtin GM synth (DLS synth on osx), right?
if it is a GM synth you are triggering, you can try to change the pan  
position with controller 10.
0 should be only left,
127 sould be only right.

>
> On 24 Mar 2007, at 13:37, alberto-bernal wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to send the midi sound produced in max through only one  
>> audio output channel
>
> MIDI isn't sound, so your question doesn't make sense without more  
> information. What exactly are you trying to achieve?
>
> 	-- N.
>


On 24 Mar 2007, at 14:37, alberto-bernal wrote:

wether controller 10 is actually controlling the pan on your synth 

depends on the implementation of the synth.

nothing max can do about. altough, if it's a GM (general midi) synth, 

wether controller 10 is actually controlling the pan on your synth  
depends on the implementation of the synth.
nothing max can do about. altough, if it's a GM (general midi) synth,  
it should react to controller 10 as pan.

midi on one channel