Norbert

I'd like to get some suggestions on ways to monitor the envelope of

the sound coming out of the ~vst object. I have several instances of a

patch that uses the ~vst object loaded into a ~poly object.

How can I monitor the output of ~vst with regard to its signal level?

This is important because I need to be able to send a "mute 1 0" to

thispoly when each voice is free. Ideally, this needs to happen as

soon as the signal settles at 0. I'm sure that the signal monitor

object is involved here but beyond that I'm not sure how to proceed.

I'd appreciate any suggestions on ways that I can track the singal

I'd like to get some suggestions on ways to monitor the envelope of
the sound coming out of the ~vst object. I have several instances of a
patch that uses the ~vst object loaded into a ~poly object.

How can I monitor the output of ~vst with regard to its signal level?
This is important because I need to be able to send a "mute 1 0" to
thispoly when each voice is free. Ideally, this needs to happen as
soon as the signal settles at 0. I'm sure that the signal monitor
object is involved here but beyond that I'm not sure how to proceed.
I'd appreciate any suggestions on ways that I can track the singal
output level coming from ~vst.

vst-envelope-management-in-poly

[avg~], [average~], [meter~],... can do that for you.

meter~ will provide only messages, which seems okay

if you put meter~ on around 50-100 ms and wait for 

the second time its output beeing > 0.0001 before

you turn the poly patcher off, that should be safe

meter~ will provide only messages, which seems okay
since your aim is the [mute 1] message.

if you put meter~ on around 50-100 ms and wait for 
the second time its output beeing > 0.0001 before
you turn the poly patcher off, that should be safe
enough.


intersting, I didn't know MSP objects had their tilde on the left below the equator! They don't teach that in geography, damn liberal education ;(

Are you sending MIDI notes to a VSTi? If so, I suggest you manage the polyphony before the [vst~] (see below MaxText file). I'm not sure using [poly] is the best way, but it works well for me.

herber,
Are you sending MIDI notes to a VSTi? If so, I suggest you manage the polyphony before the [vst~] (see below MaxText file).  I'm not sure using [poly] is the best way, but it works well for me.

~vst envelope management in ~poly