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77            <td><code>on note</code></td> <td>This event handler is executed when a new note was triggered, i.e. when hitting a key on a MIDI keyboard.</td>            <td><code>on note</code></td> <td>This event handler is executed when a new note was triggered, i.e. when hitting a key on a MIDI keyboard.</td>
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80            <td><code>on release</code></td> <td>This event handler is executed when a new note was released, i.e. when releasing a key on a MIDI keyboard.</td>            <td><code>on release</code></td> <td>This event handler is executed when a note was released, i.e. when releasing a key on a MIDI keyboard.</td>
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83            <td><code>on controller</code></td> <td>This event handler is executed when a MIDI control change event occurred. For instance when turning the modulation wheel at a MIDI keyboard.</td>            <td><code>on controller</code></td> <td>This event handler is executed when a MIDI control change event occurred. For instance when turning the modulation wheel at a MIDI keyboard.</td>
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187      <p>      <p>
188        There is some special aspect you need to be aware about: in contrast to the MIDI standard,        There is some special aspect you need to be aware about: in contrast to the MIDI standard,
189        monophonic aftertouch (a.k.a. channel pressure) and pitch beend wheel are        monophonic aftertouch (a.k.a. channel pressure) and pitch bend wheel are
190        handled by NKSP as if they were regular MIDI controllers. So a value change        handled by NKSP as if they were regular MIDI controllers. So a value change
191        of one of those two triggers a regular <code>controller</code> event handler        of one of those two triggers a regular <code>controller</code> event handler
192        to be executed. To obtain the current aftertouch value you can use        to be executed. To obtain the current aftertouch value you can use

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