Method() decides notes are pressed or not

[Sac Ten]

Is there a method that only changes when notes are pressed and when not. So a method that only decides whether notes are pressed or not.
Which also does not change when notes are added.
Is there a possibility?

[d.healey]

@Sac-Ten What is the end goal you're trying to achieve?

[Sac Ten]

@d-healey I'm trying to create a simple word builder. Currently I can jump one letter per note. Now it should also work with chords.

function onNoteOn()
{
	if(Message.AFTERTOUC_CC)
	{	
		StepValue = Label1.get("text").charAt(Step);
		if(Message.getNoteNumber() == reset)	
		{
			StepValue = "";	
			Step = -1;
		}
		Step += 1;
		
		Console.print(StepValue);
		
	}
	if(Label1.get("text").charAt(Step) == " ")
			Step += 1;
	if(Step == Label1.get("text").length)
			Step = 0;
			
			
	//All Phrases Toggle Sampler
	if(Label1.get("text").charAt(Step-1) == "h")
		MidiMuter1.setAttribute(MidiMuter1.ignoreButton, 1);
	else
		MidiMuter1.setAttribute(MidiMuter1.ignoreButton, 0);
		

}

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[d.healey]

@Sac-Ten I'm not understanding your original question. Could you rephrase/simplify it?

@Christoph-Hart Looks like you have a typo addConstant("AFTERTOUC_CC", HiseEvent::AfterTouchCCNumber);

[Sac Ten]

@d-healey For example, when I press a note, the sampler for "a" is activated. Next I press another note and it activates the next sampler for "b" for example. (Example from snippet). But if I press two notes at the same time, first "a" then "b" would be activated again. But I would like to have only "a" activated for both notes. And for the next chord only "b".

[d.healey]

@Sac-Ten I think having one sampler per letter is not the most efficient way to do this. Why don't you map the letters to different velocity levels or different groups?

Here's a simple way to tell if the second note played creates a chord

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[Sac Ten]

@d-healey Wooow that works!!!
Thank u so much!!!

I think having one sampler per letter is not the most efficient way to do this.

Yes, that was just for testing:beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes: