Extend Arpeggiators 32 slots?

[d.healey]

Now available in my fork.

I made the max 128 :D

[ulrik]

@d-healey Haha... that was a fast one :)

[ulrik]

@d-healey Is your fork based on the "script node" version?

[Lindon]

@d-healey -- I will await the imminent merge - and new version from Christoph..

[d.healey]

My Fork is based on a scriptnode version from a few weeks ago (before Christoph got into his Snex rewrite) that builds successfully.

@Lindon The pull request was made 10 days ago, I don't expect it to be merged until Christoph is finished tinkering with Snex and whatever else he has planned for v3.

You can see a list of the changes I made here - https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/156

[ulrik]

@d-healey Great, thank you!

[LeeC]

Great and interesting work @ulrik
Got 2 questions if you don't mind sharing info:

1. You mentioned that "You chose the root note (playing it)" and I'm curious how to get the root note to be set based on a note played on the keyboard?

2. How do you get the arpeggiator to only play notes from a given scale?

If anyone else has insight your thoughts are always welcome.

Cheers & hope you're all good

[ulrik]

the scales are in an array that will set the arpeggiators "Num Step" and "Note Numbers"
array.length = sets the value for Num Step
and each index value sets each Note Numbers value

[LeeC]

Ok thanks for the tips @ulrik... I'll try and work something out
Appreciate the response

[LeeC]

@ulrik so did you manage to set the root note by playing it on a keyboard, if so how?

Cheers

[ulrik]

@LeeC
example movie

this is one of the scales:

const var Ionian = [
"Ionian", "C3", "D3", "E3", "F3", "G3", "A3", "B3", "C4"
];

then in the noteon callback I use

for(i=1; i<scale.length; i++)
    {
        tmp = Engine.getMidiNoteFromName(scale[i])+(Message.getNoteNumber())-60; //  get midinote number from name
        Engine.setKeyColour(tmp, KeyColour);   //  Colour the keys
        notes.push(Engine.getMidiNoteName(tmp));
    }

to push the scale in to a new array (notes), I'll start the for loop at index 1 cause index 0 contains the scale name.
So the "root" note will always be the key I play.

Sorry if my explanation is not so good, but I hope you understand what I mean.

cheers /Ulrik

[LeeC]

@ulrik Perfect explanation mate.
Massively appreciate the insight
Hope you're good!