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gcp0023
I was wondering what is the best way to route a velocity of a MIDI note with the correct MIDI note? I set up some triggers, but I don't think I set it up too correctly...everytime I push a different note, the velocity jumps around.
I've attached the patch I'm working on...the main objects that I'm worried about are "pd guitarhar" and "pd ambient"
Any help is appreciated!
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gcp0023
Is there a way to trigger a playback of a table multiple times so that there is more than one voice? I'm building a drum sequencer and I don't want to have the samples cut off when they are re-triggered.
Thanks!
- Grant
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gcp0023
Hey guys, first time posting...VERY good forum you are all running...it has helped me a lot!
I was wondering if there were a possible way to send MIDI notes to a VST? I'm trying to send information to EWQLSO to be specific. I tried running MIDI-OX for rerouting the information, but can't seem to get that to work. Any ideas?
I'm running PD Extended on a Win7 32-bit machine. Any help at all would be very grateful!
Thanks,
- Grant
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gcp0023
Hey Guys,
I'm having some trouble with volume control. I keep getting a really nasty crackling noise. I'm thinking it's a Windows setting since I used Vista 32-bit before and didn't hear this problem, but switched to 7 32-bit and now it's here. I've attached a .wav of how it sounds; I just put in an osc~ and used an audio multiplier, changing the cold inlet between 0 and 1.
Let me know what you think,
- Grant
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gcp0023
by the way, here is the patch that I'm currently working on that has these issues. It's a simple Nanokontrol router
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gcp0023
it looks like whenever I move one slider, then move another slider, the second slider will jump to where the first slider was on it's first value input.
For instance, if I move slider A to 127, and slider B is currently at 0, instead of going to 1, it jumps to 127 (where slider A is/was)
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gcp0023
Alright, one more question...
Whenever controlling two things at one time, the values get jumpy (especially with sliders). Any ideas?
- Grant
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gcp0023
Here's a site that I used pretty frequently, and I still go back on it everyonce in a while....
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gcp0023
make sure to put a [sig~] object between the slider's output and [*~]'s input...otherwise you'll get some nasty clipping when you control the volume.
If you want a smoother volume control, you can do this:
(slider from 0 to 1)
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[expr $f1 * $f1 * $f1]
(sample) |
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\ [sig~]
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[*~]