BrainModular

Hi Usiners,

1) While patching some midi stuff to Reaktor and Kontakt in Usine tonight, I thougt it would be very convenient to have a "all notes off" module, so that we could patch complex "note on" generators, without having to worry all the time about "notes off" and getting stuck notes and so on. Of course the "panic" button is made for that, but it would be great to be able to send such a message without having to actually press a button.
I've been trying to build one with a button triggering a "count milliseconds" set to 128 ms, sending the count to a "create midi message" module (itself being triggered by an "as changed" module connected to the "count" output), but it didn't work actually, any other idea?

2) Anothersuggestion I've been thinking about would be to have a "all channels" option in the create midi mesage module. Useful...
Rgds,

B.

hello benjamin,
the All NOTE OFF is in fact a
CONTROL CHANGE n?123

msg : CC
data1 : 123
data2: 0

You can use the 'Create Midi message' module to create it.

2) Anothersuggestion I've been thinking about would be to have a "all channels" option in the create midi mesage module. Useful...

Do you mean create 16 midi mesages at the same time? (ch1,ch2, etc...)
I can dot it easilly.

I've been trying to build one with a button triggering a "count milliseconds" set to 128 ms, sending the count to a "create midi message" module (itself being triggered by an "as changed" module connected to the "count" output), but it didn't work actually, any other idea?

It's normal, because you restart the counter all the time...

To create a 'loop' counter, just connect the 'stop-out' to the 'start-in'. Also, to start the counter for the first time use a '/interface control/on activation' and connect it to the 'start-in'.
Of course, you can built a 'loop counter' as a sub patch.

Hi,

"Do you mean create 16 midi mesages at the same time? (ch1,ch2, etc...)
I can dot it easilly."

Yes that's what I meant.

Thanx for the other tips, I'll work on this "loop counter".

And for the CC 123, I actually didn't know about it

Rgds,

B.