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I'm trying to set up a small patch that maps looping video clips to midi keys, each which are set to a low alpha to overlap each other when, say, a chord is played. How do I go about having the patch wait for a specific note, looping the correlating clip until the key is released?

I've been scanning through these tutorials looking for ways to integrate different objects, but I seem to have hit a roadblock. Any help is greatly appreciated.

event-triggered-on-specific-midi-note

On Sep 22, 2008, at 12:09 PM, Peter Brown wrote:

> How do I go about having the patch wait for a specific note, looping 

> the correlating clip until the key is released?

There are a jillion approaches to this problem. Here's one of them:

> How do I go about having the patch wait for a specific note, looping  
> the correlating clip until the key is released?

Chris Muir
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Is there a way to track multiple keypresses at once? I fiddled with poly a bit, but might just be missing something. I want, say, the 4 most recent keypresses to remain toggled when I play a chord. Instead, it maps the most recent.

I would suggest to look at timer. If notes come in at, let's say, 50 mmsec from each other then they will be considered as a chord, otherwise as single events...

I would suggest to look at timer. If notes come in at, let's say, 50 mmsec from each other then they will be considered as a chord, otherwise as single events...
from there it's a mapping issue.


>>Is there a way to track multiple keypresses at once?

Thanks guys. I figured it out (accidentally). I fiddled with the key_press' trigger attributes, setting it to not reset when a new note was held down.

My ram is beginning to take a dip because I have a lot of clips simultaneously playing. Is there a way I can have them paused until the corresponding key is pressed?

Thanks guys. I figured it out (accidentally). I fiddled with the key_press' trigger attributes, setting it to not reset when a new note was held down. 

My ram is beginning to take a dip because I have a lot of clips simultaneously playing. Is there a way I can have them paused until the corresponding key is pressed?


On Sep 22, 2008, at 3:04 PM, Peter Brown wrote:

> Is there a way to track multiple keypresses at once? I fiddled with 

> poly a bit, but might just be missing something. I want, say, the 4 

> most recent keypresses to remain toggled when I play a chord. 

Not sure exactly what you're asking here. Something like this?

> Is there a way to track multiple keypresses at once? I fiddled with  
> poly a bit, but might just be missing something. I want, say, the 4  
> most recent keypresses to remain toggled when I play a chord.  
> Instead, it maps the most recent.

Event Triggered on Specific Midi Note