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Hi,
Is it necessary to use a breath controller in conjunction with a keyboard or other midi instrument or can we:
- listen to a midi track (1) music played in a DAW
- simultaneously "sing" inside a breath controller the same music with all the necessary feelings and effects possible,
this "song" beeing recorded in another DAW midi track (2) in the form of CC commands
- apply to track (1) the effects of track (2) producing in a new track (3) the humanized version of track (1) ?
Has someone experience on this ?
Thanks in advance
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I'm only good for a bump for you but....
I believe one of our very frequent posters here named "MarioD" has a wind/breathe controller and he may be able to assist in your quest.
Watch for him as you peruse the forums.....all are pretty helpful here.
Back to topic....
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Thank you very much 
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I've used a breath controller, I don't think it works like you are explaining as best as I can understand your needs. A breath controller triggers a midi synth or module to play a specific patch or sound. The breath controller allows inflections, intonations and expression similar to what you would get playing a woodwind or brass instrument. Specific "tonguing", slurs, volume changes, stacattos etc. can be emulated with a breath controller.
If I misunderstood your question, perhaps another member will help clarify.
Jeff
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What Mario has, and what I have and Notes Norton has, is a wind controller. This is an electronic wind instrument that plays MIDI and is fingered like a sax. Mine is a Yamaha WX5. Notes has this, and another brand is Akai.
But I think what you are asking about is more like a Vocoder, a keyboard with a microphone that allows you to put nuances to the notes that would otherwise be difficult or impossible. Herbie Hancock used one, for example.
Is that correct? I think Jeff is describing what I would call a breath controller.
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