Maximilian Oepen

I'm trying to add a selector to Live's "Envelope" device that will only process the selected note and discard any others. The device would have a chooser like this:

modified Envelope device w.note-selector.png

But I haven't been able to figure out how to patch it, since it uses "midiin", not "notein". Here's what I tried (objects in the red circle are my addition), but I'm obviously going about it the wrong way:

modified Envelope device (incorrect)_LI.jpg

message

route

live.colors

bpatcher

mapbutton

multimap

thispatcher

outlet

inlet

selector~

live.numbox

gen~

mstosamps

param

sig~

live.text

deferlow

live.banks

scale

live.thisdevice

round

change

prepend

unpack

line

clip

gate

pack

onebang

jsui

live.menu

comment

live.dial

stripnote

midiparse

flonum

live.toggle

translate

coll

transport

loadmess

live.path

live.observer

substitute

number

umenu

toggle

button

metro

curve~

bondo

function

midiout

midiin

panel

I'm trying to add a selector to Live's "Envelope" device that will only process the selected note and discard any others. The device would have a chooser like this:


But I haven't been able to figure out how to patch it, since it uses "midiin", not "notein". Here's what I tried (objects in the red circle are my addition), but I'm obviously going about it the wrong way:


Any help is appreciated.
Here's the original device:


I'm trying to add a selector to Live's "Envelope" device that will only process the selected note and discard any others. The device would h

"envelope"-device-how-to-add-a-"note-selector"

It may be a redundant effort, since input can be isolated via a key-zone in a midi-rack in Live. 

Envelope rack key zones.png

But I'm still curious how it would be patched into the device itself.

It may be a redundant effort, since input can be isolated via a key-zone in a midi-rack in Live. 


1- you broke midiin to midiout by inserting that stuff in between.

2- read help file for both midiin and notein to understand the difference.

3- to add a filter for the note, digg into MIDILogic patch

where midiparse outputs note-velocity list, where you can insert your

At the end, best would be to trash all that midi stuff

Screen shot 2021-11-12 at 9.24.18 AM.png

because I see no need to send that arround,

but maybe it gets received in some subpatches which seem to be missing.

1- you broke midiin to midiout by inserting that stuff in between.
2- read help file for both midiin and notein to understand the difference.
3- to add a filter for the note, digg into MIDILogic patch
  where midiparse outputs note-velocity list, where you can insert your
  note selector.

and while being there remove that + 0. 
what does it do ?
receiver bangs next when note is released.
You also don't need stripnote etc etc 
At the end, best would be to trash all that midi stuff
and insert this


I removed s --noteoff because I see no need to send that arround,
but maybe it gets received in some subpatches which seem to be missing.
I am on max 6 here.


"Envelope" device: how to add a "note-selector"