I would like to filter and direct an incoming (channel 1) MIDI stream in the following way: I want all incoming MIDI “note on” events in the velocity range 0-100 to be unaffected (i.e., they stay on channel 1 and retain their original note number), and then, for all incoming MIDI “note on” events i…

Transform pipes can do everything you’re after: [image] Velocity transforms.mhp (332 Bytes) The first Transform takes care of duplicating the Note Offs on Ch. 1 to Ch.2. The 2nd Transform takes care of Ch.1 Note Ons with velocity within 0-100. The 3rd Transform takes care of velocities 101-127 …

Thank you so much, Giedrius! It works perfectly. It’s wonderful to know that there are people out there like you with such vast knowledge who are also so willing to help others. Have an awesome day!

Sending notes in different velocity ranges to different MIDI channels

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Sending notes in different velocity ranges to different MIDI channels

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