graymon
(graymon)
#1
Hello All,
Is there a way to put a midi track with a chord in Ardour and have it sound like an acoustic guitar strumming.
- just editing in the midi notes for the chord and even offsetting them so they don’t all start at the same time - sounds pretty bad.
If there is a better way to do this, or if this is impossible, I would appreciate any advice.
Thanks
x42
(Robin Gareus)
#2
“MIDI Strum” from x42 MIDI Filter Collection is intended for this.
It comes with x42-plugins package on most GNU/Linux distros.
Add it before the synth-plugin to an Ardour MIDI track.
Here’s an example of it in action. but with a rather slow strum (more like an harp/arpeggio):
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Zelv
#3
I wasn’t aware of this one, pretty cool
cooltehno
(cooltehno)
#4
Hi, Robin! How did you uploaded a video file here? (& what video format if it’s uploaded to this forum directly?)
Edit: aa)) from your site…
x42
(Robin Gareus)
#5
I didn’t. It is simply a link to http://robin.linuxaudio.org/tmp/step-seq-chord-arp.mp4
When a media link is placed onto a line by itself, discourse shows it inline as onebox. That also works for images or other external resources.
h264 video inside a mp4 container. For all the details run:
ffprobe -i http://robin.linuxaudio.org/tmp/step-seq-chord-arp.mp4
cooltehno
(cooltehno)
#6
Thanks! )) Just I thought it was something directly uploaded…
system
(system)
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#7
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