Intro:
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The Midiwrapper takes a generator and wraps it in a new Buzzmachine that has some added features such as real MIDI control with note delay. So the resulting generator has some new parameters named with brackets like this: [YetAnotherUselessParameter]


New Parameters:
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 - [MIDI-Channel]: In uMw the midi channel is a parameter so that you can have different generators listen to your keyboard in different song parts. Counting starts at 1, so "don't listen" is 0.

 - [Transpose]: I added a transpose parameter. I need this because i never create more than one melody pattern per generator ;-P. This way i can have a second track in track view juggle some transpose only patterns. :) (I'm afraid this only works correct when transpose is done in the most left row of this machine in sequence view)

 - [Attractors]: If you use quantization, this specifies the number of quantization points in a tick. This number represents the number of intervals that a tick is divided into.

 - [Attraction]: Amount of attraction towards the quantization points. "0" means linear distribution of the note delay values (no atrraction), "FE" means absolute quantization. Values in between: Imagine a magnetic force dragging the note events towards the neares quantization point. The number specifies its strength.

 - [Bias]: Attraction direction, lower values cause more attraction towards the previous attractor, higher values cause more attraction towards next attractor. MIDI will be quantized also when playing live only if [Bias] is on maximum.

 - [Note-Delay]: Delays note by n/256 ticks, modified by drag towards the quantisation points.

 - [Note-Cut]: Sends note off after n/256 ticks, modified by drag towards the quantisation points. You can also use a regular "off" in the note column combined with [Note-Delay]. Note cut is mainly used to give more "virtual lines" for MIDI recording and subtick-length notes.