gavin peters

I'm having a tough time wrapping my head around poly~ after the simplicity of PD's clone. I have something working,

where I use [poly] to send information into the [poly~], but for some reason only the note on messages are transferred through to the voices. The 0 velocity messages are being stripped by max?

I'm having a tough time wrapping my head around poly~ after the simplicity of PD's clone. I have something working,
where I use [poly] to send information into the [poly~], but for some reason only the note on messages are transferred through to the voices. The 0 velocity messages are being stripped by max?

I'm having a tough time wrapping my head around poly~ after the simplicity of PD's clone. I have something working,
where I use [poly] to se

poly~-problems

it seems strange... could you maybe post your patch so we can have a look..?

I've tested the note inlet on the subpatch, and note velocity + pitch is coming through, but the note off messages (zero velocity) are not coming.

Never mind.. it was one of those usual max facepalm moments.

Actually I didn't solve this problem, now I have a working patch, but it's monophonic.

but if you are going to use only the note number, why do you do all that hassle with poly, midievent and stripnote? i would move the expr out of the poly~ patcher and then prepend target messages.

You should study poly~ help file and reference to understand voice management.

In simple words one goes either midinote route, or targeting one.

In both cases thispoly~ must be properly controlled.

Using poly in front of poly~ would mean using poly voice number for target message

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I removed groove start & end time messages because they make no sense

second patch is too messy for me to look at....

You should study poly~ help file and reference to understand voice management.
In simple words one goes either midinote route, or targeting one.
In both cases  thispoly~ must be properly controlled.
Using poly in front of poly~ would mean using poly voice number for target message
this is proper way to do both :


I removed groove start & end time messages because they make no sense
the way they were sent ( float 0. - 1.)


second patch is too messy for me to look at....

Poly~ problems