To round out my work on blipweb, I created a group on SoundCloud for sharing audio snippets of patches so it’s easy to hear how they sound. By convention, each track uploaded to the group should include a link to the patch so other users can load it on to their MeeBlips using blipweb. You can find the SoundCloud
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MIDI-only Params and More for blipweb
I’ve made some updates to blipweb, a Web MIDI application for creating and sharing patches for MeeBlip anode. (To get an overview of blipweb, along with an introductory video, see this post.) The updates in the latest release include: support for MIDI-only params (glide, VCF envelope amount, LFO random, LFO note retrigger, oscillator b wave
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blipweb: Web MIDI Patch Editor for MeeBlip anode
[Update 2/9/16: read about blipweb on Create Digital Music.] [Update 2/7/16: read about new blipweb features here.] Somewhere around the holidays I found myself thinking about writing a patch editor for MeeBlip using the Web MIDI API. I found a MeeBlip SE editor for Lemur but thought it’d be cool to have a patch editor that ran right
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Control and Record MeeBlip anode in Bitwig Studio
This post describes how to use the hardware instrument device in Bitwig Studio to control and record a hardware synthesizer, like the MeeBlip anode. Let’s dive right in with a video demonstrating usage of Bitwig’s hardware instrument device with the anode. Here’s a quick summary of the gear used. KMI K-Board iConnectMIDI4+ MIDI interface MeeBlip anode synth iRig Pro
