write your own midis mt power drum kit 2

Self.new(dtime = 0, data =, :eot)Īttr_reader :events, :data, :tr_len, :len, :eobĭef = IO.read(file,:mode=>'rb', = getb mapĭef initialize(dtime, data, type, = note Has anyone got an idea ? Thanks in advance,ĭata= IO.read('MT-PowerDrumKit.dll', :encoding=>'ascii-8bit') The closest I've emulated it was with the always good Hydrogen, by converting my midi patterns to H2's own format (thanks to Domino Marama's m2hps, ), but :ġ) it lacks preview, you have to import the pattern in the editor to hear itĢ) the library cannot be sorted, nor directories created (I have over 9000 patterns)ģ) the patterns cannot be imported on the same track, each import creates its own oneĤ) to the best of my knowledge, it cannot directly handle a reference track, unless syncing it with a DAW playing said reference track. I think I've tried every Github & Sourceforge midi app to do it, with no success.

I already have a bank of midi patterns (extracted from MT-PowerDrumKit's exe resources), now I need to be able to sequence them. The pattern sequencer, though, is hard to emulate. The drumkit emulator part is totally doable in lots of ways (soundfonts, or my favorite, Drumgizmo). I know I could run it through Wine/Carla but an open source, native solution would be preferred.

I'm looking for an alternative to MT-PowerDrumKit, which is both a drumkit emulator and a pattern sequencer, freeware for Ms Windows (and a brilliant and simple one).

Write your own midis mt power drum kit 2