Choke groups
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Ah Ok! Sorry for my dumb's questions... So I could use Message.ignoreEvent(true) in the onNoteOff() function for the all drum set to emulate the one shot option, that's it?
Thanks again for your time
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Yep that should work.
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Hey guys,
Digging up this old thread. I'm working on a project that needs this function, but I'm unable to make it work. My background had been in Kontakt scripting, so a lot of this looks familiar. I see there are a million different places to add scripts in software. Does each script slot affect only a specific sampler?
I've currently separated different instruments of a drum kit into containers, and placed samplers in each container for each instrument. Do I need to place this script in the midi slot of the main project container? or of the container for my hi-hat track?
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@christoph-hart Also want to add that I've copied/pasted Cristoph's script above into the project, only changing the notes associated with closeHiHatKey and openHiHatKey.
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Still works:
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@christoph-hart I think I'm counting the keys wrong. I had C1 as 60
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Once you collect the midi note number with Message.getNoteNumber(), how do you display this in the console?
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@dustbro C4 is the usual standard for MIDI note 60 although some systems use C3. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_(musical_note)#Middle_C
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@d-healey OMG I'm so stupid... That's what I was doing, but it was returning an "unknown Function" error in the console...
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Still struggling with this script. I've confirmed that I'm using note 44 for closed hat, and 46 for open hat. I adjusted the numbers accordingly in onINIT and placed this script in the associated container.
In debug mode, I can see that the array is capturing the eventID, and hitting the closedHat key clears the array, but it's not stopping the note playback. Is there any specific sampler settings I need to adjust for HISE to kill the note?
