Using Sliderpack to control Polyphonic Filter doesn't work

[Alex Paradis]

Hi everyone,

I have a bug that I really don't know how to fix.
I want to use a Sliderpack that will be attached to every note on the keyboard.

The sliderpack will then control the polyphonic filter and every time you press on a new note, the filter changes.

The problem is, the filter then changes for every note that was already pressed not for every note independently.

Is there a way to control the polyphonic filter for each note event?

[d.healey]

Which parameter of the filter do you want to change? And what will the change be?

BTW, where do you see polyphonic filter? I only see mono filter.

[d.healey]

Oh I see what it does. There is only one filter and it automatically decides between poly/mono based on the modulators you assign to its parameters. If you assign the note number modulator to the frequency parameter for example then it will be polyphonic. I assume you could then link your sliderpack to the note number mod.

Edit: I assumed wrong! @Christoph-Hart Could we get the ability to use referToData with the note number mod, or somehow be able to treat it like a slider pack? We can currently use it as a table processor but this seems to be very messy when accessing all 127 keys.

[Alex Paradis]

@d-healey
I want to control the Frequency.

But you are right! I didn't thought of using the NoteNumber Modulator to control each note. Though, is there a really easy way to export a Sliderpack's data to the NoteNumber Modulator ? Or maybe change one key at a time?

[d.healey]

@Alex-Paradis I've only been able to control it as a table processor with the addTablePoint command, but it's really messy so I don't think it's a good way to go (but try it and see).

[Alex Paradis]

@d-healey

How do you do it? Do you have a Snippet?

I am trying on my own and it's weird :/ . it doesn't really work.

[d.healey]

Something like this, but as I say it's messy (and probably won't work properly).

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[Christoph Hart]

Use the ArrayModulator instead it‘s basically a SliderPack mapped to the notenumber.

[Alex Paradis]

@Christoph-Hart @d-healey

Thanks a lot, I can't believe I overlooked the Array Modulator all this time.

Everything works now using it :)

See ya!

[Christoph Hart]

Yeah, I added this after the note-number modulator which is what you might expect to do the job due to the name...