trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons
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@ulrik I think the Synth functions works on the Synth modules and is not generating any message, maybe you need the Messageholder functions instead.
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@Soundavid Ok, do you have an example of how to do that?
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What about adding a synth module and enabling this setting?
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@d-healey I have it enabled already.
My standalone Hise is compiled with this setting enabled and I think that is why it will not trigger synth modules, modulators or containers
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@d-healey said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:
What about adding a synth module and enabling this setting?
what exactly does this do in an FX plugin?
I ask because I'm looking for a way to include Poly waveshaper in my FX plugin...
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@Lindon I know no more than this:
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@ulrik said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:
@d-healey I have it enabled already.
My standalone Hise is compiled with this setting enabled and I think that is why it will not trigger synth modules, modulators or containers
What is a MIDI effect plugin in this context? HISE doesn't have MIDI out does it?
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@d-healey said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:
@ulrik said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:
@d-healey I have it enabled already.
My standalone Hise is compiled with this setting enabled and I think that is why it will not trigger synth modules, modulators or containers
What is a MIDI effect plugin in this context? HISE doesn't have MIDI out does it?
Yes it has midi out, when compiled as a midifx plugin.
I know you use Reaper and a midifx plugin is inserted before an instrument and sends its midi events to the instrument. -
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@ulrik said in trigger the Arpeggiator with artificial noteons:
Yes it has midi out, when compiled as a midifx plugin.
Oh I didn't realise! Excellent.
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@ulrik I don't have a clear example right know but the Synth.PlayNote(); works when the Arpeggiator is inside a ChildSynth, but if you try the Message.setNoteNumber(); the Arpeggiator will work fine outside, the problem here is that you want to play a chord but if you review the API the Message and MessageHolder functions have things like MakeArtificial(); so maybe you want to start there.