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the input goes to enveloppe follower (this is to prevent unwanted short peaks that would trigger to much events, kind of smooth )
you should probably set attack quite low to react fast, but adjust release by testing.
it will generate a ramp, the threshold is equivalent to 'if envelope is superior to this value, ie 0.8 it will trigg)
from 0 to 1 will only generate a small tic of one bloc and then revert to 0 immediately.
so this will trig the pianoroll play, and this is also linked to a counter, so that it will increment each time and control the file number to swich to, so you should set it's max value to the number of files you loaded to increment them each time and loop back on end.
Statistics: Posted by 23fx23 — 04 Dec 2014, 04:17
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I would start by playing around with a few and understanding how they respond.
I built a Trigger/Arming module patch it wont be released for some time however....
Until then I could help if you have some questions and help you build up a patch that you need.
As far as consecutive midi files, in my works I utilize multiple presets within the piano roll and trigger these preset numbers.
You could also do a multi-piano roll and do a selector with your trigger to determine which piano roll to play next.
All sorts of methods.
-S
Statistics: Posted by sephult — 03 Dec 2014, 12:08
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