Arp Sustain with Sustain Pedal

[Christoph Hart]

Hmm, yes I noticed that too, the problem is the arp starts playing as soon as you hit the first note, there's not too much I can do. I think if it's perfectly quantised, it should work though.

[Casey Kolb]

Hmm, perhaps just on the first cycle it plays any note press when pressed and then syncs them on all cycles after. That's the way I have it in my other midi processing script and it feels very fluid to play that way.

[Christoph Hart]

Yeah, I also wasn't very satisfied with my answer...

- arp: fixed first notes at chord mode not being played · christophhart/HISE@5a709c8

The open source framework for sample based instruments - - arp: fixed first notes at chord mode not being played · christophhart/HISE@5a709c8

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[Casey Kolb]

Wicked! Will give it a spin.

[Casey Kolb]

Nice, this seems to be working well. I might just tweak the Engine.getUptime() - chordStartUptime < 0.02 for my project to add a little more flexibility in the note presses.

Appreciate it!

[Lindon]

@Christoph-Hart -- I know this is very late in the day but can I add yet another feature request in here.

Can we add a couple of range sliders - that set a lower midi note and upper midi note that the arp responds to - otherwise it ignores the input (passes the note thru) un affected - it allows users to play high sounds whilst (say) HOLD is engaged on some low notes.

I've tried coding a separate script to do this - by moving the midi channel of "out of range" notes - but the arp still responds to these notes

[Casey Kolb]

Oh! I added this to the cpp on my own. It's a pretty easy change, so if Christoph can't get to it, I'll send you a version with that included.

[Lindon]

@Lunacy-Audio perhaps you could push these to the git hub repository?

[Lindon]

Whilst we are here...
Tie doesnt seem to work how I think it should...

When engaged if I hold down a single key - and have some notes at 100% length - then it works fine, but if I hold down a chord it completely ignores the 100% length and retriggers each step - I think it should work that it decides what note to play and then honours the tie for that step...

[Christoph Hart]

Ah yes, that might be true I didn't check tied notes.

[Lindon]

@Christoph-Hart well dont spend any time on it now, instead head off and build those send and receive FX's.. :

[Lindon]

@Christoph-Hart said in Arp Sustain with Sustain Pedal:

Ah yes, that might be true I didn't check tied notes.

actually this isnt really a problem - you get very "musically interesting" results with it:

engage LATCH (HOLD with reset ), engage TIE, set up a "tied pattern" - press a single note - you get the tied pattern playing, press two noes - you get the "standard" pattern playing, rinse repeat...

[Casey Kolb]

@Lunacy-Audio perhaps you could push these to the git hub repository?

@Lindon I've made some other changes to the arp which you probably don't want, but I can just send you the key range changes. Not sure if it's the best way to handle it, but it does the trick.

[Lindon]

@Lunacy-Audio the best way is to push your changes to github

[Casey Kolb]

@Lindon Oh that's not what I meant by best way. I'm referring to my actual handling of the key ranges.

[Lindon]

@Lunacy-Audio okay... send away...