Hello, I’m new to Gig Performer and Mac.
I need a way to hold a single note with a single key press from my midi controller until I trigger it to stop.
I used Cantabile/PC for 7 years for my live performances and there is a “sticky note” function.
I searched around quite a bit and found nothing, so I am asking here.
Thank you in advance
Tim
This thread might help to start:
Jeff
Should the NOTE On message sent to a plugin ?
When the button is on The Note On message is sent out of the mapped MIDI In Plugin
and when the button is off the Note Off message is sent.
Yes. Using plugins (arturia/OPX-Pro/etc)
There are several instances in our set where I need to hit a note that holds for a specific period of time.
In Cantabile I would hit the note on either my M-Audio 61 or Roland PK-5 then when I needed it to stop I would hit it again.
Ahh!
I will dive in this evening.
That looks like it will do the trick.
Thank you for helping this self proclaimed “midiot” out.
Tim
Thank you for your suggestion!
Does the velocity of the note you play need to impact what is produced or is it just on/off?
No. I just need the note to hold until I hit it again to stop it.
Thank you
Tim
Seems like I can get it to hold but not release.
I must be missing something.
Attached is a simple scriptlet that will do what you need. Just save this somewhere and drag it into a rackspace
As you can see from the monitors, every time I press C3 on a keyboard, it will toggle sending out a C1 (on) and C1 (off)
You can use the parameters to change what you press and what gets sent out
StickyNote.gpp_internal (3.1 KB)
The problem with the direct widget solution proposed by @pianopaul is that it doesn’t toggle the way you need if you trigger with a note as when you release the note the button will pop out again.
The scriptlet will handle this
That said, if you use @pianopaul 's approach and learn NoteOFF instead of NoteOn, it will work except the trigger will happen when you release the note rather than when you press it.
The scriptlet is probably a better solution for you
And just like that. It works.
Thank you both for your help.
Tim
Which approach did you take?
The scriplet!
