Thinksamuel

I have a patch which outputs midi (just the regular stuff) and I want to record this output. I would like to do this inside max/msp because I would like the patch to be standalone, so ppl who for example do't have reason or so, still can record the midi output. 

I just use the regular quicktime instruments, also to keep the patch as 'compatible' as possible. The midi output even may be audio output (meaning if it is possible to record , a long I can record the sound that comes out of the patch. What is the easiest way to record the stuff decently within max?

I have a patch which outputs midi (just the regular stuff) and I want to record this output. I would like to do this inside max/msp because I would like the patch to be standalone, so ppl who for example do't have reason or so, still can record the midi output. 
I just use the regular quicktime instruments, also to keep the patch as 'compatible' as possible. The midi output even may be audio output (meaning if it is possible to record , a long I can record the sound that comes out of the patch. What is the easiest way to record the stuff decently within max?


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Is there a reason you can't just use [seq] in the same patch that is 

On Jan 5, 2008, at 4:47 PM, Samuel Van Ransbeeck wrote:

> I have a patch which outputs midi (just the regular stuff) and I 

> want to record this output. I would like to do this inside max/msp 

> because I would like the patch to be standalone, so ppl who for 

> example do't have reason or so, still can record the midi output.

> I just use the regular quicktime instruments, also to keep the 

> patch as 'compatible' as possible. The midi output even may be 

> audio output (meaning if it is possible to record , a long I can 

> record the sound that comes out of the patch. What is the easiest 

> way to record the stuff decently within max?

Is there a reason you can't just use [seq] in the same patch that is  
generating the MIDI data?

>
> I have a patch which outputs midi (just the regular stuff) and I  
> want to record this output. I would like to do this inside max/msp  
> because I would like the patch to be standalone, so ppl who for  
> example do't have reason or so, still can record the midi output.
> I just use the regular quicktime instruments, also to keep the  
> patch as 'compatible' as possible. The midi output even may be  
> audio output (meaning if it is possible to record , a long I can  
> record the sound that comes out of the patch. What is the easiest  
> way to record the stuff decently within max?

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you are right, i totally overlooked it. My teacher was always talking about using rewire so i started studying that. Well, I only work almost 1 year now, still I am discovering things that are so obvious but I don't think of.

Anyway, I am recording the midi output now with seq but everytime the file is only 4 kb and in reason 4 measures. Is there something I should ad as an argument or so?

you are right, i totally overlooked it. My teacher was always talking about using rewire so i started studying that. Well, I only work almost 1 year now, still I am discovering things that are so obvious but I don't think of.
Anyway, I am recording the midi output now with seq but everytime the file is only 4 kb and in reason 4 measures. Is there something I should ad as an argument or so?


Sounds like you need to look at the tutorials and help files.

On 1/6/08 7:45 PM, "Samuel Van Ransbeeck" wrote:

> you are right, i totally overlooked it. My teacher was always talking about

> using rewire so i started studying that. Well, I only work almost 1 year now,

> still I am discovering things that are so obvious but I don't think of.

> Anyway, I am recording the midi output now with seq but everytime the file is

> only 4 kb and in reason 4 measures. Is there something I should ad as an

On 1/6/08 7:45 PM, "Samuel Van Ransbeeck"  wrote:

>
> you are right, i totally overlooked it. My teacher was always talking about
> using rewire so i started studying that. Well, I only work almost 1 year now,
> still I am discovering things that are so obvious but I don't think of.
> Anyway, I am recording the midi output now with seq but everytime the file is
> only 4 kb and in reason 4 measures. Is there something I should ad as an
> argument or so?

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