LuaScripts: MIDI editor as GUI controls item pitch, item rate, stretch markers

Available now at bfut_MIDI notes control items stretch markers.lua videoclip: (2.9 MB / 1080p) Use a MIDI editor as GUI to control item stretch markers. See script code for config options. One of the more interesting features is the ability to edit slopes vertically without changing the item's overall length. NB: I've written the script such, that you can easily insert your own functions to modify StretchMarkerSlopes the way you want to. There is no canonical formula. HOW TO USE: 1) Open MIDI editor. 2) Write MIDI notes at will (relevant properties: note start position, note pitch, note velocity). 3) Select media item(s). 4) Run the script. bfut_MIDI notes split items, set items pitch.lua Use a MIDI editor as GUI to split items at note start and set items pitch based on note pitch. See script code for config options. HOW TO USE: 1) Open MIDI editor. 2) Write MIDI notes at will (relevant properties: note start position, note pitch). 3) Select media item(s). 4) Run the script. You'll also wanna check out bfut_MIDI notes control items stretch markers.lua. Here, note pitch modifies stretch marker slopes without changing overall item length. In other words, one gives you constant item pitch changes, the other gives you sloped item pitch changes. By the way, in both scripts, stretch marker positions as well as item splits positions, respectively, are derived from MIDI note start positions relative to MIDI item length. This gives you a lot of creative choices. bfut_MIDI note row controls items pitch.lua videoclip: (1 MB / 1080p) bfut_MIDI note row controls items rate.lua videoclip: (1.8 MB / 1080p) Use a MIDI editor as GUI to control item pitch, or item rate. See script code for config options. HOW TO USE: 1) Open MIDI editor. 2) Select media item(s). 3) Click any note row. (click around on the piano keys to the left, that is) 4) Run the script.

these are quite amazing scripts... I have played with the one that changes pitch by midi note row and can imagine some real world [whatever that is] uses... On the other ones, except for a fast way to remove all stretch markers... [cute] I'm wondering how others are using these? What are you doing with them in a project ? [any kind of a project is fair game ]

Really nice and useful!Especially MIDI note row to items pitch script.What could be nice also is to have the ability to split item on notes to change the item pitch across the length of it depending on the notes that are drawn in midi editor

hey tufb... thanks as always but hey, your Reapack index does not import to reapack... it says there is some error in the line... I'm sure you will fix it and it will be good to have your work there... much easier to get! Now that last one is crazy fun...

Thanks for the heads-up. Should be fixed now, at last.

Thanks for the Thanks, always appreciated. :)