Liebestraum! Nicht.

Anyway, you could have fared much worse, I think you got lucky

Sorry to have caused puzzlement, and a million thanks for your efforts. Absolutely everyone here must have used MIDI-to-Voices extensively over the years, and never suspected a thing! I don't doubt @MyCo could one day write us a much better one if there was a convincing case.

Anyway I personally ...

Ahaa .. thanks for the FastRelease insight, that does indeed seem to be what's behind getting NoRpt to work. Well found. (And you rescued me from diving right in and creating discord on the good ship Discord :shock: ).

And now I think about it properly, the idea of an envelope somehow being able to ...

Thanks for the confirmation, Tulamide, it's a most unexpected lateral discovery.

It's still the same in 64_bit (as you've no doubt discovered), so I'll start a thread in 'bugs' on Discord later .. might not get spotted here.

Dealing with 'pipes' (as I do endlessly ..) it's strange that I've ...

So (putting velocity aside for a mo) I thought I'd quickly verify my assumption about the functionality of 'No Repeat' in the MIDI to Voices module.

I've added an envelope element that simply holds any note for 3 seconds, giving you time to press the note triggers on & off. To make life easier (and ...

Spogg wrote:.. instruct her in the art of sucking eggs

Ah yes, thanks, I had suspected changing velocity mid-stream would be a no-no. (Maybe in MIDI 2.0?)

I've recently devised a MIDI Arduino keyboard scanner, interesting project, where velocity is derived by timing the period between the upper and lower contacts. Got it working well. Although this is ...

Hi there, I'm new here ... at least you'd think so when you see my question !!

I've been trying to investigate whether it's possible to change a MIDI note's velocity after it has started; had an idea for something I'm doing with Arduino right now. I'm certainly expecting the answer to be 'NO', and ...

Meanwhile Spogg, this kind of non-linearity actually does look like what you might get with a badly-biassed pair of push-pull tetrodes (sorry kids), so I wouldn't be surprised if there were some nice distortion applications for it.
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OMG!! That is perfection Martin

I did make a start myself this morning with some DSP (honest!), got a quarter of it looking something like, but I guarantee I could spend a month on it and never get it this good (bitmasks and all) nor as streamlined. Thank you .. yet again.

Well, I'd better do ...