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/** |
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* Contains the voices caused by one specific note, as well as basic |
* Contains the voices caused by one specific note, as well as basic |
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* informations about the note itself. |
* informations about the note itself. You can see a Note object as one |
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* specific event in time where one or more voices were spawned at the same |
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* time and all those voices due to the same cause. |
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* For example when you press down and hold the sustain pedal, and then |
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* trigger the same note on the keyboard multiple times, for each key |
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* strokes a separate Note instance is created. |
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* If your instrument contains a real-time instrument script, then that |
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* script might also trigger additional voices programmatically (by |
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* calling the built-in script function play_note()). Each time the script |
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* calls play_note() a new Note instance is created and the script may then |
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* further control the voices of specific notes independently from each |
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* other. For example for each key stroke on your keyboard the instrument |
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* script might trigger 3 additional notes programmatically and assign a |
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* different tuning filter parameters for each one of the 3 notes |
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* independently. |
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*/ |
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template<class V> |
template<class V> |
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class Note : public NoteBase { |
class Note : public NoteBase { |
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