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It seems to support 4 simultaneous notes at a time, using the computer keyboard (e.g., press down zxcv together), but if you hit a 5th key it's ignored. For ke
by jtheory 12y ago
It seems to support 4 simultaneous notes at a time, using the computer keyboard (e.g., press down zxcv together), but if you hit a 5th key it's ignored.
For key velocity (is that what you mean by instrument expression?) -- there's maybe not much point attempting to tackle that when it's not emulating instrument voices yet anyway, or supporting MIDI input. You can't exactly capture key velocity from a computer keyboard.
There's some mention of gain in the code snippets, at any rate -- I think each voice may have its own "volume knob", in effect -- but I haven't dug into it at all.
- moreati 12y ago> It seems to support 4 simultaneous notes at a time, using the computer keyboard (e.g., press down zxcv together), but if you hit a 5th key it's ignored. I think that's a limitation of your keyboard. Here I can play zxcvbn, but I can't add a seventh note.
- monitron 12y agoI can play six with my keyboard too! But I got a seventh to sound by hovering over it with my mouse pointer. So it seems like many simultaneous notes are supported. I only wish there were controls for the timbre of the sound.
- rockdoe 12y agoI can play six with my keyboard too! USB keyboards are limited to 6-key rollover. Using a PS/2 connector will fix that. http://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/nydvp/why_does_usb_not_support_nkey_rollover/ http://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/nydvp/why_does_usb...
- ptk 12y agoI was having a lot of trouble with some simple chord shapes but then I remembered the concept of "keyboard ghosting" and it all made sense. http://www.microsoft.com/appliedsciences/antighostingexplained.mspx http://www.microsoft.com/appliedsciences/antighostingexplain...