This web app allows you to de-duplicate accidental MIDI double triggers, as caused e.g. by some MIDI pad controllers. It runs on any modern Web MIDI enabled browser.
Why did I create this project? I have a (finger) drum pad controller, which tends to produce accidental double triggers. This is actually not uncommon for pad controllers, especially when the sensitivity is increased / high.
Such accidental double triggers may be annoying when recording, but will also especially cause problems when playing with Melodics or similar software that scores you on correct playing.
First, you need to have a (virtual) MIDI Loop device, e.g. like loopMIDI for Windows.
In the web app, choose your MIDI Input (the device you play) and then choose the MIDI loop device. Don't forget to hit the "Save & Apply" button after you made changes.
🤙 If you have questions, ideas or issues, feel free to create an issue or write in the KVR forum thread.
- A history of your played notes is kept (until a certain size)
- When a new note is incoming, the history is searched for recent notes
- with the same note number
- within the time threshold (configurable option)
- below the velocity threshold (configurable option)
- If all of the above criteria apply, the note-on event is filtered out
- Note-off events are also filtered out, but by a simple "first-wins" approach (could be improved in the future)
- Requires a recent Node.js runtime
- Git clone this repository
- Run
npm install - Run
npm run build(to copy over dependencies to webapp) - Run
npm start