Essential- choke / exclusive/ voice note groups

[Dan Korneff]

Here was my thread

Sample not triggered if MIDI overlaps

I've just started going thru all of the JUCE tutorials. Very interesting stuff. Also thumbing thru the HISE code to learn how you're handling these situation...

Forum (forum.hise.audio)

[gorangrooves]

@dustbro Oh, man. This is no good. This is an essential feature we can't do without. This is standard on every professional sampler.
@Christoph-Hart How quickly and what will it take to get this resolved, please?

[Christoph Hart]

Alright, I‘ll ramp it up on my priority list then - I think the problem is that the system that assigns the event IDs is not supposed to accept multiple notes at the same time, but it shouldn‘t be too hard to fix this.

[gorangrooves]

@Christoph-Hart Thank you so much. I have full confidence that you will nail it. And i promise you that it will be well worth your time. I will be releasing 15 drum instruments this year, as long as i get the first one working 100%. We are almost there!

[Dan Korneff]

[Christoph Hart]

Check the develop branch :)

[gorangrooves]

Hey @Christoph-Hart, the hi-hat choke script you provided a while back has been working great for the regular hi-hat. I have since created an advanced version for variable hats which has several stages of open and close (tight, close, 25% open, 50%, 75%, 100% open). These are nested containers and I switch between them using CC64 controller. I have altered your original choke script to allows CC64 to choke notes. It works great.

Now, the next step where I am failing is that I am trying to add a choke script on the parent container (that contains 6 child containers) which would choke a note using another note. Basically, the same as what we achieved with your original script. However, it is not working properly. It starts working, then it fails. It gives me a number of warnings, such as:

Shank100 Script:! onNoteOn() - Line 28, column 36: Illegal operation in audio thread: String creation {U2hhbmsxMDAgU2NyaXB0fG9uTm90ZU9uKCl8NzQ0fDI4fDM2}

The line of code in question is:

Synth.addVolumeFade(eventId, decayValue, -100);

This happens for all child containers that get played once I start using the controller. This "choke by controller" script is present in 4 child containers and works great until the parent "choke by note" script is enabled. I am guessing that there is some sort of double volume fade clash, but I don't know how to go around it.

Can you help, please?

Thank you!

[Dan Korneff]

@gorangrooves Do you have a script you can share for your hi-hat implementation? Or maybe some hints on your experience? I'm updating some of my drum stuff and would like to have better compatibility with e-drum controllers.

[d.healey]

@Dan-Korneff There is a built in choke group script now, will that do what you need?

[Dan Korneff]

@d-healey Good question. I'll give that a look. Thanks!!

[gorangrooves]

@Dan-Korneff Are you referring to the regular GM hats open/close/foot or the variable hats?
My plugins utilize both for compatibility.

The design I came up with for the variable hats is unique to my plugins, and they work with e-drums. The basic principle is that there are 2 notes: one for the hat tip and the other for the edge. You use CC4 to control the openness.

The way I accomplished that is by having parallel samplers: 6 for the tip and 6 for the edge. Each goes like: tightly closed/ closed/ 25% open/ 50% open/ 75% open/ 100% open. So, by operating CC4, you move between those samplers and mute notes in others that are not within a specified range.

This system is not 100% compatible with e-drums out of the box. They still need to set all of their tip to one note and all of their edge to another. I made the system that is the most practical, in my opinion, and can work with either e-drums or keyboard controllers, as well as being able to edit things easily with a mouse.

I'll gladly share the scripts with you if this is the system you want to implement.