Is there a method to quickly apply a strumming effect to MIDI data?

[Yudi Musik]

I'm working on a guitar rhythm in MIDI, and I'd like to implement a rapid strumming pattern within my chords. I'm currently achieving this by manually offsetting each MIDI note, but it's very tedious. Is there a more efficient technique or a plugin that can streamline this process?

[OutrageProductions]

There is a "strum" CAL function.

[Yudi Musik]

@OutrageProductions Thank you. It turns out that the CAL strumming pattern was very helpful in allowing me to create a realistic strumming sound.

[Yudi Musik]

On 3/10/2025 at 2:37 AM, OutrageProductions said:

There is a "strum" CAL function.

thank you very much, it helps

[brandon]

Can anyone elaborate on how to access this function and to apply it?

[IgoRr]

14 hours ago, brandon said:

Can anyone elaborate on how to access this function and to apply it?

Access to this function is in the main project window at the top in the tab "Process - Run CAL", you can also launch it with a hotkey combination: CTRL + F1. You can customize this combination in "Settings - Keyboards Shortcuts". When you launch the function, a folder with all the contained CAL scripts opens, first you must select the notes (clips, fragments, etc.) you need to change, and then select the desired script in the folder and launch it by double-clicking LMB, or via the "OK" button.

[brandon]

On 3/25/2025 at 11:18 AM, IgoRr said:

Access to this function is in the main project window at the top in the tab "Process - Run CAL", you can also launch it with a hotkey combination: CTRL + F1. You can customize this combination in "Settings - Keyboards Shortcuts". When you launch the function, a folder with all the contained CAL scripts opens, first you must select the notes (clips, fragments, etc.) you need to change, and then select the desired script in the folder and launch it by double-clicking LMB, or via the "OK" button.

Thank you