Posted by Arvid (developer) on Fri, 03/12/2004 - 13:16.
: how does it work ?
: thanks
: alessandro
sorry if is unclear. Intervals does not make sound by itself. It must be connected to a MIDI synth, either software of hardware. To connect to a softsynth is very easy, but many people do not know how to do it. All you need to do is set the MIDI out port of intervals to one of the "from intervals 0.2" ports from the popup menu. Then go to your softsynth and select the same port as the in. Done. A hardware synth is configured in the same manner - just select its MIDI port in intervals as the MIDI out. I did it this way because I wanted to ear-train at high quality.
Now press the big blue button that says "click for new interval" on he left. (or hit "x" on the keyboard. Spacebar or pink button will replay. To change numeric values click and drag up or down, or simply click and type. Voila!
Re: interval - how it works
: how does it work ?
: thanks
: alessandro
sorry if is unclear. Intervals does not make sound by itself. It must be connected to a MIDI synth, either software of hardware. To connect to a softsynth is very easy, but many people do not know how to do it. All you need to do is set the MIDI out port of intervals to one of the "from intervals 0.2" ports from the popup menu. Then go to your softsynth and select the same port as the in. Done. A hardware synth is configured in the same manner - just select its MIDI port in intervals as the MIDI out. I did it this way because I wanted to ear-train at high quality.
Now press the big blue button that says "click for new interval" on he left. (or hit "x" on the keyboard. Spacebar or pink button will replay. To change numeric values click and drag up or down, or simply click and type. Voila!
thank you for trying it out!
-Arvid