Mannishd

Does anyone know what the best way of measuring velocity from a midi instrument to see if it is consistent? And then give a result.

Does anyone know what the best way of measuring velocity from a midi instrument to see if it is consistent?  And then give a result.

measuring-velocity

http://www.maxobjects.com/?v=objects&id_objet=2565&requested=standard%20deviation&operateur=AND&id_plateforme=0&id_format=0

I can't find that object in Max, Its Max 4.6 I'm using

If it's from maxobjects.com you'll need to download it from the website, it won't be part of the standard max distribution. You can do this inside max with some [zl] objects and basic math operations.

Alternately, lp.stacey from Litter Power will give you mean, standard deviation, min/max, and more statistical information in one single object.

The Litter Power Starter Pack can be found at [url][/url].

PS: Don't know if url is still supported markup.

Apparently [url] is no longer supported. @dtr: How did you get the embedded link in your post?

Sigh, I'm going to have to learn a new set of markup conventions for the new forum set up. And where have signatures gone? And I suppose I'm supposed to set up a new Avatar. [grumblegrumblegrouch]

Use standard html anchor tags for links. There's a little box just below the post box with the allowed markup in.

the link works great but i really dont want to look at this.

"you can also put quotes betwenn backtick ..." thats the key i also dont

find on my keyboard when writing symbols in max.

so i have a little extra where i can copy and paste the quotes from

"you can also put quotes betwenn backtick ..." thats the key i also dont
find on my keyboard when writing symbols in max.

so i have a little extra where i can copy and paste the quotes from
a messagebox. :)


Measuring Velocity