Notes per channels

[michiruferrari]

I have a question, is it possible to change the tone of each channel individually using the mapper? That is, channel 1 (pin 2 and 3) has tone n and channel 2 (pin 4 and 5) has tone n-5 and so on.

[Sammy1Am]

There is. There's two ways to approach this (it's been a long time since I've actually touched this program, so my examples below might not be 100% correct, but should give you an idea of how it works):

1. You can make a separate mapper for channel by putting e.g. c==0 for the first channel, c==1 for the next channel, etc. Then each mapper will get notes from only one channel and you can do what you need to do with them there. This makes a lot of sense if each channel is assigned to a different kind of instrument that needs adjusting or something.
2. You can programmatically change the note value using the note script. E.g. instead of n, you could put n - (5*c) which would make each successive channel get mapped 5 notes lower.

Now, as I've been typing this I realized you might be asking a different question, since "channel" isn't necessarily assigned to pin numbers. The pin assignments are controlled by the "subAddress" part of the scripts. By default I think these are mapped to channels, like maybe c+1 or something. But if you wanted each sub-address to handle just one specific note (like if you were making chimes or a xylophone or something) you could have the sub-address script be something like n-40 which would make note 40 play on sub-address 0, etc.

Hopefully that helps, if you run into something else specific though let me know.