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DJTechTools has just announced a new MIDI controller inspired by classic video game systems, MidiFighter.

MidiFighter is an ready-to-assemble MIDI controller that features 16 game-style buttons and 16 programmable LEDs. It can be customized and expanded, too.

MidiFighter MIDI Controller Details:

  • Release Date: November 30th
  • Price: TBA
  • Plug and Play compatible device compliant midi controller
  • USB powered
  • Must be assembled (no expertise required)
  • 16 programable buttons
  • 16 programable LEDS
  • Expandable to 20 programmable buttons and 4 analogue controls
  • Limited Edition 200 piece run in this configuration (black PCB with white LEDS)

This thing looks like it’s going to be pretty insanely fun. Read more…

 

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This video, by Justonic, visually compares interval and chords in just intonation vs standard equal temperament.

Justonic has created a system that lets musicians play in just intonation chromatically by playing the root note on a MIDI tuning channel. Their software sends MIDI tuning messages to adapt your keyboard’s tuning to be optimal for the root note.

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Developer Dan Nigrin has announced that his software Klee Sequencer is now available. The app, available for Mac and Windows, is a software version of the Klee step sequencer.

Features:

  • MIDI output to any hardware or software synths
  • Internal or MIDI clock control
  • 10 preset slots for instant recall of parameters
  • Presets can be saved to and loaded from disk
  • Built-in clock divide capability
  • Synchronous load – loading of pattern happens on clock pulses, and not in between
  • Load on Play feature to allow for loading of pattern each time clock started
  • MIDI-controllable baseline note
  • Custom definable note range allows for alternative scales

Klee Sequencer retails for $40. 15% of the net proceeds go to support electro-music.com. A demo version is available.

 

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Michael Una looks at using the $44.95 Highly Liquid MD24 MIDI decoder kit to control a handmade analog bass line sequencer and drum machine via Ableton Live.

 

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This music video, Tenorance, features Yamaha Tenori On and Motif ES Rack.

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