Athos Bacchiocchi wrote:
The problem appears if the new note coming has the same pitch than the previous one. This
is impossible for a "real" midi keyboard, in fact a key can be played again
only after it has been released.
Ok. Think about this sequence of events:
Note On 60
Note On 60
Note Off 60
Note Off 60
How should this be interpreted by the voice allocator?
A)
Voice 1 Note On 60
Voice 2 Note On 60
Voice 2 Note Off 60
Voice 1 Note Off 60
| ---- |
|------------|
B)
Voice 1 Note On 60
Voice 2 Note On 60
Voice 1 Note Off 60
Voice 2 Note Off 60
| --------|
|-------- |
Think about how you want your voice allocator to behave, and if the
behaviour of [poly] does not meet your needs, then you probably have to
write your own voice allocator that does.
Claude
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