Macro Modulators...seem to be broken

[Lindon]

So if I put an LFO in Macro1 like this:

Set the tempo to 1/8D or faster....

Then assign it to a gain knob on my interface (so I should get some consistent vibrato effect)....

The LFO seems to cycle once(ish - well about 3 times on my machine) and then it pauses, then cycles correctly...

It seems to do it for every note on and note off...

.

[Lindon]

@Lindon anyone else?

[Soundavid]

@Lindon Use a MIDI Processor in the Macro Modulation Source to ignore the note on Callback. I Used something like this:

function onNoteOn()
{
	for(i = 0; i < 127; i++)
	{
		if (Message.getNoteNumber() == i)
		{
			Message.ignoreEvent(true);
		}

	
	}
}

[d.healey]

@Soundavid You don't need that loop. Just Message.ignoreEvent(true); is enough to ignore all events.

[Lindon]

@Soundavid said in Macro Modulators...seem to be broken:

@Lindon Use a MIDI Processor in the Macro Modulation Source to ignore the note on Callback. I Used something like this:

function onNoteOn()
{
	for(i = 0; i < 127; i++)
	{
		if (Message.getNoteNumber() == i)
		{
			Message.ignoreEvent(true);
		}

	
	}
}

well that renders the retrigger option as completely useless, so thats not a solution...

[Lindon]

@Lindon can get it to do this both in HISE and in the compiled plugin....

[Lindon]

@d-healey said in Macro Modulators...seem to be broken:

Message.ignoreEvent(true);

Tried it with this, still does it so this isn't making any difference. its very odd...its nearly random, it seems to be (possibly) a choking CPU, I can get it to start doing it if I play alot of notes, then play a single note after, and once it starts it only stops if you stop playing altogether for at least 10 seconds...

recompile and it stops doing it...

[Soundavid]

@d-healey I did that because I didn't want to ignore the MIDI CC Messages.

[d.healey]

@Soundavid onNoteOn is only triggered by MIDI note on messages. onController is for CC messages.

[Soundavid]

@d-healey Im sure I did this with a purpose but I don't remember why

[Soundavid]

@Lindon Not if you use a Global Modulation Module in the Macro Modulation Source and take the LFO from a Global Modulator Container. I Remember fixing this issue using that approach.