Various Cockos Reaper JS MIDI plugins (effects)

Please see a description header in each plugin's source code for more details.

• midi_crosstalk_fixer

  A simple cross-talk canceler

  The plugin cancels any low-velocity MIDI Note-On and Note-Off messages that come right after a high-velocity Note-On message of another note, within a specific time period. This is useful when mixing various e-drum MIDI sources (e.g. several modules) which don't have shared crosstalk cancellation support.

• midi_note_learned_repeater

  Learned MIDI note repeater

  This plugin uses two MIDI sources. The first one is a single MIDI note ("trigger-note"), for example a trigger attached to a bass drum. The second one is some kind of a MIDI controller, which sends notes ("change-notes") filtered by a configurable range. This plugin remembers the last received change-note and transforms any received trigger notes to have the change-note numbers.

• midi_note_pool_player

  MIDI note pool player

  This plugin is useful for playing notes from a predefined list of notes, and much more.

  Receive a single midi note (trigger-note) and send a note of the same velocity from a pool of notes. The pool can be defined as a range of notes (min/max), or as a list. The algorithm of choosing the notes from the pool can be controlled (random, forward, etc...). A reset note may be received to reset the current position within the pool.

• midi_note_remapper

  MIDI Note Remapper

  Transform one MIDI note number into another.

• midi_note_splitter_by_cc

  MIDI Note Splitter by CC

  Transform a MIDI note number into one of two note numbers depending on whether a previously received CC value is higher or lower than a user-defined threshold value. This is useful for transforming variable hi-hat controller messages with a single hi-hat note into an open or a closed hi-hat note.

• midi_note_splitter_by_velocity

  MIDI Note Splitter by Velocity

  Transform a MIDI note number into one of two note numbers depending on whether the Note-On's velocity is higher or lower than a user-defined threshold value. This is useful for transforming snare rim hit into a sidestick or a rimshot note.

Written by Alexander Shaduri [email protected].

To the extent possible under law, the author(s) have dedicated all copyright and related and neighboring rights to this software to the public domain worldwide. This software is distributed without any warranty. You should have received a copy of the CC0 Public Domain Dedication along with this software. If not, see: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/