Thanks for these great solutions. I was fumbling around with the fader outputs of the steps module and didn't even think about using the set array val module.
nay-seven,
your second suggestion works perfectly and to eliminate the note off I just set the filter in the midi in module to note on so that the receive output only activates when a note on is received. good work.
Statistics: Posted by soundmind — 24 Oct 2010, 00:29
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Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 23 Oct 2010, 23:54
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Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 23 Oct 2010, 23:33
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here you have to manually start and stop record with the switch
edit : as often, cross post with 23fx..
Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 23 Oct 2010, 23:22
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you can use the setArrayElmt Value to edit the steps array. the array goes out of step module to a set array elmt module,
and back in.(if wanna be able to still 'draw' the steps use a 'pass if cghg'.
and if you connect the 'pos' out of step array to index of set array module, it will constantly follow the loop to be ready to
enter a value at the actual loop position.
you probably then need to make the min value of steps of 0 and max of 127 (as 128 possible notes), and feed the
set arrayelmt module 'value' input with the midi code you receive out of midi in module val1.
the thing to find is: when do you set value, cause if set is always on, it will constantly erase previous datas, so
one thing might be to wire the 'pass' or 'receive' out of midi to the 'set' input, so it applies change to steps array
only when a midi note is received.
the other thing is to find how to handle noteoff. probably by choosing a value (0?) to be used to set the array
when noteOff is received, and be able to filter steps midiout so that it will emmit only if a step has a >0 value,otherwise will
send note off/ allnote off message.
note that step are 'monophonic' so you will be able to have only pitch or velocity, but once it work ok you can
use two steps modules , one recing notes, one recing velocities and you recombine booth outputs to recreate your own midi
message with a create midi mess module.
hope it helps
Statistics: Posted by 23fx23 — 23 Oct 2010, 23:19
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