6 Mar
2004
6 Mar
'04
7:27 a.m.
On Sat, Mar 06, 2004 at 02:52:43 +0100, Tim Goetze wrote:
So what does the TRIGGER hint mean? For a normal gate CV signal (which I
think is what youre talking about) there is no need for a hint.
I dont see how you can have a momentary control which is anything other
than boolean, you press it, the signal goes high, you release it, it goes
low. I dont see hoe you can fit a variable amplitude in there, something
like a slider or knob has no momentary action.
- Steve
You just use a
regular control port to specify
your threshold/amplitude. The trigger port just does the "triggering".
the proposed patch fits this model well: a plugin need only specify
TOGGLED in addition to TRIGGER.
at the same time, connecting a 'velocity'-enhanced trigger source to a
port defining TRIGGER without TOGGLED is possible with the minimum
need of transmission logic (conditionals, ports) in the host as well
as in the plugin.