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Hello,
FIrst of all, sorry moderators, i know there's a specific forum reguarding custom rules but seing how few posts are in there, i think there's close to zero chances anyone will even see my post. I've been trying to create custom rules to be able to use a custom drumset vst with standard notation (i'll share it here if i ever get to finish it) but i can't seem to be able to figure out how the "pitch is" condition work. For example, i'd like to transofmr a F3 (standard notation drum kick) into a C1 but when using the pitch condition, i never seem to get a result. Without condition, the result works fine, so the rule is correctly mapped to my staff. Here's a screenshot :  Am i missing something ? |
delince.thomas wroteAm i missing something ? Your editor screenshot shows a "fixed-pitch" of C-1 which is two octaves below your target of C1. ,Newberry  |
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That's not actually the problem here, i've just been messing arround trying to get any result at all. My vst still recieves a F3.
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delince.thomas wroteThat's not actually the problem here, i've just been messing arround trying to get any result at all. My vst still recieves a F3. Is the rule-set applied to the staff as in the image below?
If not, see the Notion 5 User Guide page 9.13 ,Newberry |
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Yes, it's applied to the staff.
When i remove the condition, the note change is effective. I see you're posting a screenshot with an addictive drums ruleset, can i find this somewhere ? |
delince.thomas wroteThat's not actually the problem here, i've just been messing arround trying to get any result at all. My vst still recieves a F3. Thomas I'm not sure if you knew it but the Notion 5 Drum-set kick is note "F4". And your target "fixed-pitch should be "C2". ,Newberry |
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