Note To Be - Brilliant MIDI Quantizer - UPDATED With Over 5000 Micro-Tonal Scales - iPad Tutorial

[@lubbockleft]

Great demo Doug. One of my professors in college was a microtonal pioneer, who wrote a set of microtonal etudes for equal divisions of the octave between 13 and 24. Needless to say, I picked up this app right away!

[@Elwaves2925]

This sounds great and very useful for those like me, who can't play. I was going to say I'll hang on for a sale but for £4 I'll get it next time I'm on. Cheers Doug, nice one.

[@CaraWeston]

I had no idea this existed, so *thank you* Doug for the update and demo! Using it with Ting is a brilliant idea. Definitely going to pick this up!

[@TheAardvarkguy]

Thank you Doug and Cem(!) I can’t believe I didn’t pick this up before!

[@Piktor201]

Wow! Beyond Dougs excellent demo I instantly developed more ideas how to use this. Thank you Cem. This was indeed brilliant!

[@jimshannononsounds]

This awesome, Doug. I've had Note to be since its release. Using Riffer with this blows my mind. Thanks for what you do here, Doug. Epic video.

[@bertokleine280]

Brilliant the mpe suport……thanks Doug

[@cartoondesignrevealed]

Brilliant 🎉

[@linyphiasweb640]

This really is a great app yet I would think alphabetically index for the 5000 micro tonal scales would make this even better especially for live play

[@dr.rabbitfoot7421]

Does this go in your minimal toolbox?

[@TheSoundTestRoom]

Yes, it definitely could go in there, I really like this😊👍

[@terrylongthorne]

Thanks Doug! What is the app you use to input the midi from other apps?

[@TheSoundTestRoom]

It’s called Riffer, and it’s by Audio Modern👍😊

[@terrylongthorne]

@@TheSoundTestRoom Thank you! And the software that you channel riffer into Note to Be looks cool. What’s that called? Looks very useful.

[@TheSoundTestRoom]

@@terrylongthorneI’ll tell you all the apps used in the video👍 First, the main program I’m using to run it all is called AUM Audio Mixer. First channel is my mic channel, that has a DDMF 6144 EQ, then Klevgrand Brusfri for noise removal, then AUMs built in Gain Control, then Amazing Noises Limiter. First MIDI Channel has Note To Be, then Riffer. Next Channel has Pianoteq 8. Next Channel has Nambu Synth from Ice Works. Last Channel has Klevgrand Ting with another Amazing Noises Limiter on it. Hope that helps 👍😊

[@terrylongthorne]

@@TheSoundTestRoom you’re a star! Thank you.