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garth paine Member |
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In the attached sound file, there is a soundToGlobalController used to create a trigger for the buffer recordings. You will see I am using the Keynumber eq X * Keydown to check for the pitch and only trigger on the note-on However it seems that all 4 of the triggers are evaluated at the same time, so that only one of the triggers can be on at a time and the last incoming one remains on. What I would like to do is to set the note for each trigger differently, so I can use sensors to trigger each buffer recording, and to be able to have more than one trigger active at any one time. Suggestions for code would be great - thanks Garth IP: Logged | |
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![]() ![]() ![]() Try adding a MIDIVoice between each StereoMix4 and the ForcedProcessorAssignments. Set the LowPitch and HighPitch fields of each MIDIVoice to only include the note you want to use as a trigger. (You should be able to remove the conditional part of the expression from the SoundToGlobalController since the MIDIVoice will restrict the range of allowable triggers.) IP: Logged | |
garth paine Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Thanks for that, I'll give it a try. BTW the forceprocessorassignment objects are there as if i do not have them the entire sound tries to run on one processor, and of course clips - can you check that at your end for me - seemed like strage processor allocation during compilation. Cheers, Garth IP: Logged | |
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![]() ![]() ![]() If you get rid of the TimeOffset Sounds in your Sound structure, Kyma should be able to schedule your Sound properly without the ForcedProcessorAssignments (the TimeOffsets are probably in your structure for historical reasons -- in the past, the Sound compiler needed them to properly schedule the Sound). IP: Logged |
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