Frank Barknecht wrote:
It doesn't do the "reset to 0" anymore, however I'm not yet sure if it is acting as it's supposed to be. At least it's not acting as the help patch explains.
<snip> > I can see what you're aiming for - monophony with last note hit > priority and no retriggering envelopes - but your explanation doesn't > seem to be consistent with that.
Well, then my explanation is blah, because the behavior you get is exactly what I intended. From your list it's called "last note hit priority" (no retriggering of envelopes).
Does the fact that the outlets might not update in pairs seem strange? AFAICS it's a result of the no-re-triggering of envelopes...
I'll see if I can come up with a better explanation...
But anyway: It's nice to see someone working on monophonic voice policies. On my wishlist are these:
<snip> > Of course then the object name should rather be something like > "monosomething" instead of "legato". ;)
I thought about that, but AKAICT pd defaults to mono in the first place. Legato refers to the way legato playing is handled. On my micron it's not even called anything, it's simply the way the synth works in monophonic mode.
I'm not really that interested in the other modes, but I'll have a look at implementing them also, just for completeness sake. One possibility would be controlling the behavior by an inlet but also so that oyu can do [legato 0] to selet mode 0 (whatever that would mean, then)...
Normally I don't bother with a README for each single object, unless something special needs to be said (like special dependencies, libraries, license etc.)
Ok.