MIDI nodes for hihat to only apply when closed

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  • John
    Moderator

    I’m on a train now, so I can’t try for myself but what if you load the Alesis MIDI Preset first, then create a new MIDI-node with the 2 members HatsTrig ans HatsTipTrig, assign the node to note 42 or 46, whichever is the right one and constrain each member’s velocity range?
    I attach a quick test for you to look at and modify, it’s a MIDI-node Preset zipped.

    John Rammelt - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    pariah223
    Participant

    I am trying to do the same thing. Keep my hi hat normal, but when it is fully closed, have a midi node so hits below say 70 velocity trigger tight tip, and hits above 70 trigger tight edge. Then when i let up on the pedal the midi node is no longer active. I have a feeling that is not possible based on how i think the cc4 works to control the pedal, but it would be really awesome to be able to do this.

    Olof Westman
    Forum Crew

    Just confirming that it is not possible to accomplish. You would
    need a MidiNode that has a separate CC input for that.

    Olof Westman - Toontrack
    Coder

    pariah223
    Participant

    ah im sorry to hear that. After tinking with the hi hat mapped so i had nodes on the closed section it made the hi hat 100% more playable in terms of feel. It just felt right after doing that. Sadly it cant be opened or closed so its not practical but its quite a tease. Is this something that could be added in future updates or does midi just not allow for that type of control? Even a cobby work around may suffice.. ive even considered getting a second hi hat pad to map always closed so i have those dynamic options.. its that good.

    On a side note, is it possible to change which articulation is played when the pedal is closed? right now it plays a tighttip articualtion but i would rather it play tight edge for some songs.

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