And then I can set an amplitude threshold that sends out a value from 0-100. I created a TD patch that takes an incoming audio signal from FOH and breaks it down into 6 audio bands, each can be set to the desired freq. Sometime's I get stuck out at FOH house VJ'ing without a break for 12 hours. I built something like this in Touch Designer.
CONVERT AUDIO TO MIDI VST HOW TO
This is the way I've found around this project, but I'm open to suggestions on how to achieve this. I've found that you can easily convert audio to midi tracks so what I'm looking for now is a way to play those files and produce a live MIDI signal that I can map to resolume. The easiest way I've figured to do this is to use each audio as a MIDI signal. While this is okay I would really like to use the separate drum audios (kick, snare and overs) to affect different parameters of effects applied to the whole composition. Connecting the opacity of each clip to it's own sound as FFT input, I get a simple sound-visual correspondence effect: when the bass sounds, the texture appears, when the guitar sounds, the line appears, etc, and when they sound together they show together. The bass with a background texture, the guitar with a high contrast line figure and the voice with colored dots that revolve. I'm looking for the easiest and cheapest way to do this What I've done is that I put each sound track as the audio for the different clips. This is so that each instrument looks as a different clip and/or effect.
The idea is to take the separate instrument tracks of a song and use each one to control parameters in different clips that are mixed together. I've got a music visualization project for which I need to control Resolume parameters with some audio files.
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