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OT - Artificial Noise Key Control (Ableton scale midi device)

sinextesiasinextesia
in General App Discussion

I know I should better learn to play the piano etc. but I am a guitar player and just want to make some fun with my hardware synths... I just found out this little device which seems to be great to play on any key just with the white keys:
http://www.artificialnoise.ca/key_control.html

Is there any way to replicate the functionality of this device with the Ableton standard midi tools (scale etc) or any max device, vst, etc? Although Push 2 is great with the scale function to "find out some ideas" actually I find much "easy" to play real keys.
So basically I would like to only play the white keys in my hardware synth (for example CDEFGAB) and while I play these keys that for example Ableton would receive the keys in E minor (EF#GABCD).

Comments

  • wigglelightswigglelights

    Audiobus3 with the Midiflow tools?

  • echooperaechoopera
    edited March 2018

    Not sure if this is the answer but Live does offer Scale and Key lock devices. Not sure which version of Live offers it though. Just do a search for Scale in the side module of Live and show results for All Search. If your version supports it they will be in there.

    I use this all the time to insure that what i play is always in scale and in key.
    Also do a search for Scale max4live devices and i am sure something will show up.

  • sinextesiasinextesia

    Thanks for the replays, I was able to get it done in Ableton. In case someone is interested...
    Just insert one track with midi in for the external keyboard and Pitch+Scale effects. Insert another track with the instrument (VST etc.) and use as midi in the midi output from the first track.

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