Hi, I’m new to Iannix and I was wondering if there was a way to make a cursor represent a specific midi channel? The idea being that each trigger then outputs its assigned note value on the channel of the cursor that intersects with it. I initially thought that I could compose my message using something like the group id midi://midi_out/note cursor_group_id 60 120 trigger_duration but this does not work because the group id is a string and the output is therefore not rendered correctly, what I see is midi://from_iannix/note 120 (C9) 120 1. The only way I could see to do this was to use the cursor_id which is an int, but this is impractical as you cant have more than 1 playhead per channel, or to remap one of the x,y,z co-ordinates to a fixed value, but this means losing a dimension of expression. Is there something obvious that I’m missing here?

hello, when i make the camera follow the object id of the cursor, the score automatically switches to a vertical view, can this be fixed so that any view and angle can be seen while the camera follows the object id of the cursor? It would help me out for visualizations I will be working on.

Hi,

Is there a way to map pitch (e.g., in Midicents, from 0 to 12700) or frequency (in Hertz), and time (e.g., in Miliseconds), to the y x and axes of Iannix’s UI? More specifically, I would like to map the y position of Triggers and Curves either to map pitch or frequency, and to map the x position to map time both as onset(attack) and duration in a precise way, and use such mapping(s) to compose with Iannix.

Any hints or insights on this issue would be much appreciated.

All the best,
António