Florent Ghys

I am basically trying to do the same thing as the makenote's option "repeatmode 2" but without the makenote object.

In other words: if a midi note is played several times send only one note off at the end of the last note.

histo should be involved in this right? but I can't really figure out how to do this.

hello,
I am basically trying to do the same thing as the makenote's option "repeatmode 2" but without the makenote object.
In other words: if a midi note is played several times send only one note off at the end of the last note.

histo should be involved in this right? but I can't really figure out how to do this.
any ideas appreciated
Florent


omit-note-off-if-same-note-played-several-times

You could use [table] to store a counter for each pitch, ie. +1 at note on and -1 at note off. Then output note off only if the corresponding pitch counter is 

I have no idea on how to use [table] to store a counter for each pitch.

So far I have this patch, that keeps track of a single pitch, counts its notes on and notes off, lets the notes on pass through, but output a note off only if the counts are equal.

What is the best way to avoid copying this patch 127 times?

poly~ 127? I just feel weird using poly~ in a midi patch...

thank you Broc for your answer!
I have no idea on how to use [table] to store a counter for each pitch. 

So far I have this patch, that keeps track of a single pitch, counts its notes on and notes off, lets the notes on pass through, but output a note off only if the counts are equal. 

What is the best way to avoid copying this patch 127 times?
poly~ 127? I just feel weird using poly~ in a midi patch...


it's working fine with a poly~ 127 and a target $1 for each pitch

I just don't feel it is the best way to do that. But that works.

it's working fine with a poly~ 127 and a target $1 for each pitch
something like this:

I just don't feel it is the best way to do that. But that works.


omit note off if same note played several times