PeerADSR question

[mridlen]

Is it possible to get PeerADSR to trigger automatically either with sound or with note commands? PeerEnv is good but I don't always want something that follows the volume envelope.

[tinga]

I think IX split could do that.
Oops, my peer adsr doesn't work, maybe i have a old version, i hope.

[tinga]

Yes it works, of course, no deception with peermachines, never, they are the solution to all the challenges, (my adsr was out of date), very useful for a synth like auricula2, assign PeerADSR trigger to velocity in IX split, and don't forgot to increase velocity scale to 999% (cause 1 in BTDSys machine is above 50%), kibibu simple gain is perfect for volume control, works in polyphonic mode, if you add more kibibu's machines, more tracks etc....

[mridlen]

Ah IX split, of course. I'll have to try that out tonight. Thanks!

Got it working with IX Split -> PeerTrigger (Velocity: Manual Trigger, Vel Min: 100, Vel Max: 100), PeerTrigger assigned to PeerADSR Trigger. I think the issue is that the PeerADSR is boolean and it doesn't like the values IX Split is sending, although I should probably be using the newer IX Split... I'll try that out and report back.

[xenobioz]

You can use MIDI with Peer ADSR. My Peer ADSR crashes now though.
I have a template(bmx) with Peer ADSR controlling the PWM offset of infector.
Unfortunately can't get the MIDI to work on new buzz.
MIDI in buzz without PVSTI can be confusing, one of the reasons i only use VSTIs.

[xenobioz]

OK, updated PeerADSR and got everything to work. Even though PeerADSR had MIDI channel set to 1 in attributes, I had to set it to 1 in the "MIDI Input Channel" setting as well. I thought it would work if both infector and PeerADSR was highlighted.

[mridlen]

I consider MIDI to be pretty confusing as-is. I've switched to mostly VSTi as well for the same reason (several Buzz gens still get some regular use... there are some real gems!), although I use only a handful of VST effects.

[mute]

audio source -> peertrig -> peeradsr

[mridlen]

Whoops, yet another peer machine in the wrong folder apparently. It's a miracle my Buzz environment works at all.