[Bug] Using a global simple envelope breaks Sampler's retrigger handling

[aaronventure]

1. Create a global modulator container.
2. Create a Simple Envelope.
3. Create a Sampler. Set the retrigger mode to "Do Nothing" so you can play repeating notes indefinitely. Hold the pedal for sustain to check that they are in fact stacking.
4. Replace the Sampler's default simple envelope by the global one, because you're cool and want to control it all in one place.
5. The sampler's retrigger mode breaks, and new notes will now override already playing notes, causing them to be killed off with a click.

[davidhealey]

Probably related - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/8582/global-adsr-issues

[aaronventure]

Kinda silly how much time I've spent refactoring my MIDI processor architecture and scripts over the past two days to try and track down why it was behaving the certain way, when this stronzo was just sitting there the entire time. So I reverted back to before I took the whole thing apart, swapped it out for the normal/local modulator and... all problems are gone.

[christoph-hart]

A bit late to the party but have you used this:

https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/synth/index.html#setuseuniformvoicehandler

regardless, I think for your project using multiple local envelopes is the way to go.

[aaronventure]

A bit late to the party but have you used this:

https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/synth/index.html#setuseuniformvoicehandler

regardless, I think for your project using multiple local envelopes is the way to go.

I haven't, the However you need to ensure that beyond that point every sound generator will start not more than one voice for each incoming MIDI event. bit was a dealbreaker.