trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons

[Matt_SF]

@ulrik I don't know how things work in the HISE MidiFX build but I guess you've already tried by simply writing this in a midiScript :

function onNoteOn()
{
	Message.ignoreEvent(true);
	
	Synth.playNote(yourNoteNum1, yourVelocity);
	Synth.playNote(yourNoteNum2, yourVelocity);
	Synth.playNote(yourNoteNum3, yourVelocity);
}

I took a look but it seems you can't go scriptnode for this usage...

[ulrik]

@Matt_SF thanks for checking!

Yes that's what I've done but the Arp doesn't respond to it, I didn't use the Synth.playNote() though, I used the Synth.addNoteon..., maybe there is a difference between those commands, I'll check it.

[Matt_SF]

@ulrik I think Synth.addNoteOn() - basically - adds a noteOn event to the message thread and Synth.playNote() actually plays a real note.

Someone, please correct me if I'm wrong because I've always had a hard time wrapping my head around midi events

[ulrik]

@Matt_SF said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:

@ulrik I think Synth.addNoteOn() - basically - adds a noteOn event to the message thread and Synth.playNote() actually plays a real note.

Someone, please correct me if I'm wrong because I've always had a hard time wrapping my head around midi events

Oh, ok sounds interesting :)

[ulrik]

@Matt_SF no luck with

Synth.playNote()

it seems to make no difference.

Why is the Arp triggered if I run a MidiPlayer but not if I use

Synth.playNote()
or
Synth.addNoteOn()

I'm running both from the same place in hierarchy.
It's like the MidiPlayer sends it's midi events via another buffer, or something, I don't get it, I have to get one of @d-healey,s t-shirts I guess :)

[Soundavid]

@ulrik I think the Synth functions works on the Synth modules and is not generating any message, maybe you need the Messageholder functions instead.

[ulrik]

@Soundavid Ok, do you have an example of how to do that?

[d.healey]

What about adding a synth module and enabling this setting?

[ulrik]

@d-healey I have it enabled already.

My standalone Hise is compiled with this setting enabled and I think that is why it will not trigger synth modules, modulators or containers

[Lindon]

@d-healey said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:

What about adding a synth module and enabling this setting?

what exactly does this do in an FX plugin?

I ask because I'm looking for a way to include Poly waveshaper in my FX plugin...

[d.healey]

@Lindon I know no more than this:

[d.healey]

@ulrik said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:

@d-healey I have it enabled already.

My standalone Hise is compiled with this setting enabled and I think that is why it will not trigger synth modules, modulators or containers

What is a MIDI effect plugin in this context? HISE doesn't have MIDI out does it?

[ulrik]

@d-healey said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:

@ulrik said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:

@d-healey I have it enabled already.

My standalone Hise is compiled with this setting enabled and I think that is why it will not trigger synth modules, modulators or containers

What is a MIDI effect plugin in this context? HISE doesn't have MIDI out does it?

Yes it has midi out, when compiled as a midifx plugin.
I know you use Reaper and a midifx plugin is inserted before an instrument and sends its midi events to the instrument.

[Lindon]

@d-healey

but see this:

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/6030/midi-effects-plugins-in-ableton-live?_=1659890372297

[d.healey]

@ulrik said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:

Yes it has midi out, when compiled as a midifx plugin.

Oh I didn't realise! Excellent.

[Soundavid]

@ulrik I don't have a clear example right know but the Synth.PlayNote(); works when the Arpeggiator is inside a ChildSynth, but if you try the Message.setNoteNumber(); the Arpeggiator will work fine outside, the problem here is that you want to play a chord but if you review the API the Message and MessageHolder functions have things like MakeArtificial(); so maybe you want to start there.