I've been working a lot with controller events lately. I find I repeat
the same kind of controller events, largely accents and diminuendos at the
ends of phrases. It struck me that rather than write them anew each time
and adjust them, it'd be easier to treat them as ornaments.
I experimented a little, and it almost works. Triggered segments that
hold controller events can be created. Having been created, they mostly
behave as expected. The biggest problem is that they can't offset from
the current value of a controller.
* If a controller currently has a non-default value, they can sound
funny. Eg an accent may be too loud or too soft relative to current
instrument volume.
* They can't leave a controller as they found it, at its original setting.
What I propose to do is to make triggered segments' controller events
relative to the original controller value.
I don't believe that will mess anything up for anyone, because if I
understand the situation, controller events largely aren't found in
triggered segments now; it takes special effort to create that situation.
I suspect that there's no call anyways for the behavior of ignoring
current values. If I am mistaken, please speak up and enlighten me.
FWIW, triggered segments that hold controller events can be created, but
it's clunky:
* Not by "Make triggered segment", which strips controller events.
* Not by "Paste as triggered segment" in "Manage triggered segments",
which again strips controller events.
* What works:
* First make a triggered segment by any means.
* From "Manage triggered segments", edit it
* Create or paste in controller events. It's easiest to copy them
from another segment using the event editor.
Tom Breton (Tehom)
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