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Midi controller to adjust on key press....?????
In this video I am manually adjusting the volume of the first quanta to drop down once I press a key in order to naturally have it fade out while the sound in the second quanta sustains, They are both being controlled by the AUM keyboard.
I'm looking for a way to have the volume automatically slide down gradually when I press the key ... then upon release of the key have it fade back up....However I'm not sure it is possible haha...u can set up rozeta lfo to fade it up and down at a rate but I'm not always playing in time with it so it's not the exact thing I need in this situation.. No disrespect to lfo cuz I abuse it daily 😆😁
Does such a thing exist ???
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Here's a StreamByter script to do that. Note on event starts ramping the CC up and the note off event starts a downwards ramp.
The 4 sliders are configured as follows:
When ramping down on a note off, the START/END values are interchanged.
All incoming notes are blocked, so this script will only generate the ramping CC. If you hold down more than one note simultaneously the ramping will be 'interesting' as the multiple parallel ramps fight each other. The channel number of the sent CC is dictated by the channel of the note events.
Awesome! Can I copy n paste that into it ?
Just do it.