Global velocity modulator issue

[d.healey]

@ustk hmm I will investigate

[d.healey]

@ustk It doesn't seem to work for me, the only difference is the velocity mod is now fixed at 60. What result do you get?

[d.healey]

Ok I just tested this in Kontakt and the behaviour is the same - how did I not know this!

The standard solution would be to use the change volume function on each note based on the real velocity. But I'm wondering if I can find a solution using a scripted voice start modulator.

[ustk]

@d-healey Like this, the velocity is the one you set in the script.
What if you do that:

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I'm sure you already know the "how to", so I imagine you have something in mind preventing you from using getVelocity()...

[ustk]

@d-healey I don't know how to use the scripted modulators, would be cool...

[d.healey]

@ustk

so I imagine you have something in mind preventing you from using getVelocity()...

Yeah this is the problem. I need to be able to specify the velocity. Have a look at my screenshots above, I have mapped each string, rr, and up/down of the guitar to a different velocity.

The other solution is to use individual groups but then each articulations (assuming 3 dynamics) will need 24 groups, and if I have 10 articulations that's a lot of groups to manage. And I can do it with 1 group per articulation with the velocity method.

I'm going to play around with the script modulator and if that doesn't work I'll just use a addVolumeFade command.

[d.healey]

I think I've done it :)

I capture the real velocity in a global variable and then I pick it up in a script modulator to apply the gain change.

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[ustk]

@d-healey Glad you found a solution mate ;)
So if I understand well this function returns the Gain (0-1 based) because the Voice Start Mod is in the Gain modulation...

function onVoiceStart(voiceIndex)
{
	return g_velocity / 127.0;}

[d.healey]

Yup - https://docs.hise.audio/hise-modules/modulators/voice-start-modulators/list/scriptvoicestartmodulator.html

[ustk]

Thought there was nothing in the doc yet... Wrong me...

[d.healey]

I think it's probably better to use a midiList and record the velocity for each individual note, although this might be overkill

return g_velocity.getValue(Message.getNoteNumber()) / 127.0;

Although this won't work if you're offsetting note positions.