Vince Romanelli

I have LED lights around drums. I am using MIDI triggers to have the drum light up when i hit it. easy.

but, when I hit two drums at the same time, I dont know how to have (drum 1 + drum 2) = different midi note.

or ( drum 2 + drum 3) = different midinote #2.

I assume this is max, filter, make note something... but I just haven't figured it out.

when i hit drum 1 and 2 , i want midi note 5

when i hit drum 1 and 3 i want midi note 6

I have LED lights around drums.   I am using MIDI triggers to have the drum light up when i hit it.   easy.
but, when I hit two drums at the same time, I dont know how to have  (drum 1 + drum 2) = different midi note.
or ( drum 2 + drum 3) = different midinote #2.

I assume this is  max, filter, make note something... but I just haven't figured it out.

so, for example.   4 drums.
1 = midi note 1
2 = midi note 2
3 = midi note 3
4 = midi note 4

when i hit drum 1 and 2 , i want midi note 5
when i hit drum 1 and 3 i want midi note 6
1 and 4 = midi note 7
2 and 3 midi note 9
etc....

creating-dual-note-midi-presents

Using the inputs as binary number gives a unique output number for each combination.

Creating dual note midi presents