Sunday, August 23, 2015
Tangible Patching of U-HE ACE with Percussa AudioCubes and MidiBridge v3
Published on Aug 23, 2015 Mark Mosher
"by synthesist Mark Mosher, Boulder, CO. http://MarkMosherMusic.com
In this video I'm using Percussa's wireless AudioCubes change the cable patching of the U-HE ACE virtual analog synthesizer on-the-fly with no mouse. The U-HE ACE synthesizer allows you to use MIDI CCs to map the source for any cable. Percussa MIDIBridge 3 for Wireless AudioCubes has a new "Topology" mode that allows you to send MIDI note trigger information as well as distance data (MIDI CCs) at the same time for up to 16 cubes simultaneously! This video shows some of my early tests and ideas for leveraging these features by pairing AudioCubes with ACE. Of course these are baby steps for what is possible and these same techniques could be applied to other instruments - and even hardware instruments via MIDI or MIDI-to-CV.
Links:
- http://percussa.com
- http://u-he.com/cms/ace"
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