I saw that there was a category for DiY projects here at PianoClack, that was still empty… I am sure that CyberGene will use this category for a thread on his Cybrid project, and maybe some current or future members will post about the development of sampled instruments, or hardware hacks. Meanwhile, I will inaugurate the DIY category by reannoucing here my little side-project that I developed in the last months: AutoSaveMIDI.
This is a small "set and forget" free application for automatic retrospective saving of live playing. The program is continuously running and listening to MIDI events and automatically saves midi files of your playing, split by silent intervals between takes.
The main goal of this application is to complement the VSTs standalone applications that commonly do not permit MIDI recording; with AutoSaveMIDI you don't need to use a DAW if you are only interested in simple MIDI recording. I took inspiration from a very useful feature of pianoteq and cantabile...
You can download the application for Windows here (I hope that the Mac version is announced this week):
https://sites.google.com/view/autosavemidi/
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Using AutoSaveMIDI is straight-forward, and the above mentioned webpage of the project contains all the necessary information about configuration. Hope you enjoy it...