@gorangrooves I'll check it tonight

I've had a couple beta testers say the instrument would cut out randomly (I guess similar to the video I posted above where the samples get cut off). I'm wondering if this is a result of note on/off messages getting outta whack by overlapping notes?

@d-healey From what I've read on the JUCE forums, this behavior may be by design. Apparently, playing a 2nd note without first receiving a noteOff would result in a midi note stuck on.
I believe that the first noteOff message isn't received when it gets overlapped by the next note.
For instance:
Note on = play 1st sample
Note on = play 2nd sample
note off = stop 1st sample
2nd sample is now stuck on.

@d-healey sweet!

Maybe I could use a Timer to send a noteOff command directly after a noteOn is received?
What would that look like? Is there an example that shows how the timer works?

@gorangrooves
In @Christoph-Hart 's posted snippet above, this line of code identifies the key (or keys) that cause the choke to happen:

if(Message.getNoteNumber() == (trigger.getValue()-1))

You would want to use the || operator (which means OR) to add another note number to this IF statement.

if(Message.getNoteNumber() == (trigger.getValue()-1) || Message.getNoteNumber() == (trigger2.getValue()-1))

This would make your IF statement run when trigger OR trigger2 is played.

@hisefilo said in Mojave concern?:

Mojave

I have not done so yet. I think JUCE 5.4 is compatible with Mojave.
@Christoph-Hart Is this as simple as compiling HISE with the latest Projucer to enhance compatibility?

@Dominik-Mayer The embedded youtube video feature is awesome!

@christoph-hart said in Sample not triggered if MIDI overlaps:

Hmm, I can't replicate this in either Reaper or Cubase - overlapping notes still are triggered here.

Can you post a video so I can check it out? Does it look like I'm doing something wrong with the stuff I've already posted?

@d-healey bummer! It's literally the last thing holding me up from releasing this product
@Christoph-Hart this is going to be a closed project, by the way, so I'll be in touch soon.
If there's anything else you can think of that I could do to help track this down, let me know.