On Thu, May 19, 2022 at 06:36:32PM -0400, Karen Lewellen wrote:
> and actually dupler, at least as advertised, provides its own means of
> incorporating pitch into a daw, no midi required.
Are you sure?
"Your voice to *MIDI*, instantly"
Source: https://vochlea.com
"our *voice-to-MIDI* technology allows you to vocally lay down beats
and melodies"
Source: https://vochlea.com/products/dubler2
"Dubler 2 can turn any microphone into a MIDI controller"
Source:
https://www.engadget.com/dubler-2-can-turn-any-microphone-into-a-midi-controller-090002585.html
In other words, Dupler seems to be essentially just another
audio-to-MIDI converter like Autoscore, etc (which I mentioned in an
earlier post to the list).
> does not work in Linux however.
This is hardly Linux's fault. Dupler's manufacturer (Vochlea) has
chosen not to make it available for Linux.
Nor is Dupler free (as in freedom) :(
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