Landon Caldwell

I'd like to create a patch that takes my live midi input, then maybe stores the most recent (idk 20 or so) notes. The notes are then played back randomly on a different midi channel for accompaniment. I think I can do most of this except the storing and randomly playing back the midi notes. What would be the best way to achieve this?

I'd like to create a patch that takes my live midi input, then maybe stores the most recent (idk 20 or so) notes. The notes are then played 

store-and-randomly-playback-midi

Maybe you can have a look at [mtr] as a starting point to record your notes. To output them randomly maybe you will have to output the mtr in a dict and use something like [urn]

I would use a [live.step] object to store and play the notes. Its obviously a sequencer, but one of the play modes ("direction 4" message) plays the steps in random order - other options are available too, giving you lots of flexibility.

Here is a very basic version with a kslider for input and a fixed velocity and duration, but it covers storing and random play back. Hope that helps and have fun!

store and randomly playback midi