Open MaZe6K opened 2 months ago
Hi, yes, this is a known limitation unfortunately (which I mention in the manual), and also the reason why the module has the "Sample and hold" tag. It is a builtin limitation given that the delay engine is not continually sampling the CV input like in normal audio-based delays. This keeps the memory requirements very low for the module, but does have that limitation. I'll keep it in mind though, so thanks for mentioning it! Cheers!
I think a nice solution would be to add a "mono legato output mode" - the recording could stay the same, and it could also work as a poly-to-mono cv/gate converter when not looping.
Just to make sure I understand, it would merge all the poly channels of the gate output into one mono signal, and same for the CV? For the gate, all the poly channels would be effectively combined in a big logical OR gate (?), and for the CV, it would simply output the CV channel corresponding to the last poly gate that went high? I think that makes the most sense, since we can't really merge CV signals (i.e. adding them up would likely not be very useful), but if this is what you have in mind, I'll think about it more.
Yes that is what I thought, cv output is always the last one, gate summed or ORed.
CV could be the last one that comes with a corresponding gate, or the last one to change, which would amount to the same output I think. As a bonus there could be modes for last, lowest or highest note.
My use case would be playing it with a keyboard, always with last mode, but other modes might be more useful for playing with chord generator modules and the like, where multiples keys arrive at exactly the same time.
I asked here if there is a module that does this, and it seems Ahornberg is building one.
https://community.vcvrack.com/t/something-to-turn-a-poly-cv-gate-into-mono-legato/22867
Ok, I'll think about this a bit more, but I'll open the issue again while I do so. If Ahornberg is making a module for this kind of merging, it would be ideal, since it could then be used in other contexts also (the advantages of modular, haha!).
are you on windows? I've coded an initial version for you to test
Oh nice! Yes, win 10. If you have binaries I'll check it out.
ImpromptuModular-2.5.0-win-x64.vcvplugin.zip Here it is, you just need to unzip it first. Let me know if it's what you had in mind, and if it works well.
Yes! Seems to work perfect! Thank you!
It's very nice to have this looper in Rack, very happy with it!
Excellent! :-) It might take a while for this to be submitted to the library, but in the mean time at least you have this version. Glad you like it, cheers!
Hi there!
It seems that NoteLoop doesn't allow mono legato and always keeps the first pitch received with a continuous gate.
Would be nice for mono keyboard playing to work with legato.
Other than that I'm very happy with it.