tsunami stops playing after trigger

Sensors Sound & Audio
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When I press a trigger to" pause” or “next" one stereo output, all the other stereo outputs stop too.

I’d love to pause and forward tracks while the other outputs keep running.

Any idea what I did wrong?

thanks for the help

Floris

here’s the code I’m using

#TRIG 01, 0, 0, 0, 5, 1, 10

#TRIG 02, 144, 0, 0, 2, 1, 6

#TRIG 03, 0, 0, 0, 5, 11, 20

#TRIG 04, 144, 0, 1, 2, 11, 20

#TRIG 05, 0, 0, 0, 5, 21, 30

#TRIG 06, 144, 0, 2, 2, 21, 30

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Hi Floris,

Im pretty new at this so I’m only reasonably sure this is correct!

but looks to me like you’ve set

trigger 1 to pause tracks 1-10

trigger 3 to pause tracks 11-20

When you use pause, stop etc you set the tracks which will be effected by this, not the output.

I don’t think you can stop, pause etc a specific output…

So you will need to specifiy exactly which track/sample you want to pause and have a dedicated trigger for that sample/track

Only ‘Normal’ works with banks. Everything else targets an explict sample not taking bank into account

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after half a day of testing, I still don’t get it.

The idea is that each stereo track (loaded with samples 001 to 010) can be running and forwarded (skip, next) while an other one (loaded with samples 11 to 20) continues playing.

When I press a trigger to the “next" one stereo output, all the other stereo outputs stop too.

I’d love to forward tracks while the other outputs keep running.

When I enable Re-Triggers this doesn’t help. And when I enable Polyphonic, the tracks keep on running when I pressed next.

all help welcome!

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While I tried to make the built-in trigger functions be as flexible as possible, there’s no way those functions can cover everyone’s unique control requirements. For that reason, I tried to also design the serial control protocol (as implemented in the Arduino library) so that you could pretty much do anything. When you reach the limit of the built-in functions, you can always use a compatible Arduino and the library and write code to implement whatever control functions you need.

Specifically, if you connect your buttons to an Arduino, you can use the Arduino library track functions to start and stop tracks in whatever fashion you want.

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great idea

I’ll do that later on

thanks!

Floris