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event processing chain and thus the note's note number can no longer be |
event processing chain and thus the note's note number can no longer be |
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changed. |
changed. |
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</p> |
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Note that the new note number set by this function only affects the |
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resulting new voices, it does not modify the actual MIDI event. |
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That means the new voices behave as if the MIDI event itself was |
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modified, that is for the new voices the instrument's region, |
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synthesis parameter case and sample is selected based upon the |
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new note number. |
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However outside the scope of new voices the old MIDI note number is |
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retained. That means for example the newly triggered voices will only |
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be released later on if a MIDI note-off event was received equal to |
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the old MIDI note number (not the new note number), and also other |
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MIDI processing tasks of the sampler like |
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<i title="A set of regions where always only one of them is played at a time and thus a newly triggered region automatically releases the previous region (of the same exclusive group)."> |
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exclusive groups |
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</i> (a.k.a. key groups), key based round robin and all other common |
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MIDI processing tasks are not affected by this function at all. |
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<h3>Function Prototype</h3> |
<h3>Function Prototype</h3> |
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