Sustain pedal samples in Logic Sampler
- Thread starter Monkey Tree Music
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Monkey Tree Music
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Thanks so much for your reply, this is really helpful for learning CC switching.Check out one of the Factory piano samples. That should show you how.
In particular, see the screen capture attached.
I realise that I wasn’t at all clear in my original post, what I meant was that I have sampled the actual sound of the pedal and its mechanism being pressed and released and wanted to also include that in the instrument when the pedal is pressed and released. None of the factory instruments seem to do this.
robh
Senior Member
Ah. Perhaps others can chime in whether this can be done exclusively within Sampler, but as far as I can tell you may need to use Scripter as well. See the tutorial script, "Convert Events with Parameter" for a close enough idea on how to go about it. If you are really stuck, I can create one fairly quickly (ha ha! sure I can!) for you.
Rob
Rob
Monkey Tree Music
New Member
Hi Rob, thanks for this. I'm very new to scripting but have had a go at borrowing from others ideas - it kinda works and with the pedal down and up samples in separate groups on the same note (C-2) and one set to release it plays the samples fine - it just stops the sustain pedal from functioning as a sustain.
function HandleMIDI(event)
{
var note = new NoteOn;
if (event instanceof ControlChange && event.number==64) {
note.channel=1;
note.pitch=0;
if (event.value>0) note.velocity=100; else note.velocity=0;
note.send();
} else {
event.trace();
event.send();
}
}
I don't want to cause you a heap of work but if you could help I would be hugely grateful!
Cheers
Phil
robh
Senior Member
Code:
function HandleMIDI(event){
var note = new NoteOn;
if (event instanceof ControlChange && event.number==64) {
note.channel=1;
note.pitch=0;
if (event.value>0){
note.velocity=100;
}else{
note.velocity=0;
note.send();
event.send();
}else{
event.send();
}
}This should do it. Added an event.send so the pedal cc will pass through.
Rob
Monkey Tree Music
New Member
Thanks Rob, it doesn't like the last 'else', I get this:
Evaluating MIDI-processing script...
Script failed to evaluate:
[JS Exception] SyntaxError: Unexpected keyword 'else' line:13
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robh
Senior Member
Oops! Forgot a closing bracket after the first event.send.
Code:
function HandleMIDI(event){
var note = new NoteOn;
if (event instanceof ControlChange && event.number==64) {
note.channel=1;
note.pitch=0;
if (event.value>0){
note.velocity=100;
}else{
note.velocity=0;
note.send();
event.send();
}
}else{
event.send();
}
}Monkey Tree Music
New Member
That script runs but sustain isn't passing through and now it is not triggering the pedal down sample. Sorry about this Rob, I appreciate it's not easy guiding a newbie through this.
robh
Senior Member
Ha ha! Silly me. I'm only slightly above noob, as has been revealed.
Closing bracket in the wrong place.
Code:
function HandleMIDI(event){
var note = new NoteOn;
if (event instanceof ControlChange && event.number==64) {
note.channel=1;
note.pitch=0;
if (event.value>0){
note.velocity=100;
}else{
note.velocity=0;
}
note.send();
event.send();
}else{
event.send();
}
}Next time I'll test it here first instead of assume it'll work.
Rob
Monkey Tree Music
New Member
That works perfectly!Thank you so much Rob. Really kind of you to take the time.
All the best,
Phil
