Converts joystick X and Y (and Z if you have it) movement into any of the MIDI continuous controllers and you can define the fire buttons to be MIDI pedals, trigger notes or activate a few other functions. Axis range and polarity can be specified and "arpeggiation" (series of pitch/velocity pairs) may be set up for use with note triggering. Good for people who don't have a fancy keyboard plastered with neo-faux-analogue twisty knobs and sliders.

Because this program requires a MIDI out port to send its messages, you may want Hubi's MIDI Loopback Device or MIDIYoke, which are virtual MIDI port device drivers that allows you to share MIDI ports with several programs simultaneously.

You may want to check the Vellocet web site for extra information or to join their MIDIJoY mailing list.

Features

• Joystick X, Y and Z axis support
• Joystick button support for up to 4 buttons
• Dual joystick support
• Up to 127 VMIDIJoY patches can be stored and quickly selected with a MIDI program change
• Load and save VMIDIJoY patch settings

Requirements

• Windows 95/98
• PC Joystick
• Sound card or MIDI interface