I’m liking this new note remap filter in V4211. I’ve been using a CodeFN32 plugin (Notemapper) and/or rack bindings to achieve chords from single notes (I use bass pedals a lot). Notemapper seems to not like having multiple copies loaded as it’s at the end of the crash logs sometimes when exiting Cantabile (never died playing, just unloading?) and the Binding method is tedious (but it works!). Thanks, @brad.
I’ll try the predetermined chords, too.
Give a mouse a cookie… I have a question for @brad. Here is the scenario:
Play a C note which is mapped to a C chord (G, C, E)
Then play a G note which is mapped G chord (G, B, D)
The G Note in the C and G major chords are the same note.
If the C note (Mapped to G, C, E) is released slightly after the G note (Mapped to G, B, D), the original G Note Off from the Mapped C cuts of the next G note that should be held with the G mapped chord.
Is there a way to not allow the G note off command to pass IF that same G note is part of the next mapped structure? I guess the new G note ON might have to be stopped to to avoid duplicate G notes.
This “shorting” chord notes has been a problem with CodeFN42 and the binding methods: The current chord notes can be cut off by the previous chord note offs if the first chord is release after the second chord.
I’ll need to look into this to be sure, but I might be able to fix this for the special case where both chords are generated by the same MIDI filter item.
I guess the behaviour should be that when the G note is played, the previously held G (as part of the CEG chord) should be released and the new G re-triggered.
Thanks for looking. “Note off” then “play note” again would work. Or stop both the “note off” and second “play note” so note continues to play. I can think of uses for both scenarios. The main thing is not to let the note be totally turned off during the second chord.
