Button KSwitch off different from of?

[isodual]

Hi guys,

I'm new to Lemur and just wanted to know if there is anyway to do this. I spent several hours with the manual and the editor and I'm sure I'm missing it. Forgive my ignorance:

I have 7 key switches in a Kontakt patch (one per scale note). I'd like to have one object that when pressed sends, lets say, E0 but when depressed sends C0.
What I want to achieve it is just to use the KS ( D,E,F, etc...) momentarily and come back to my C0 patch after releasing it.

Cheers,

iSodual

[Softcore]

Not sure if I got it right but I think you want a switch object where each key sends a different note value but they all send one value when off?

[Joe Soap]

English is fun eh? In that . . . a key pressed is a key depressed!

Sounds like a job for Pads, which are, in effect - 'momentary' switches.

I think you've decoded the request correctly, sc.

[isodual]

Thx guys (and pardon my english, hehe). I've checked the pads but I'm afraid I still can't find what I want. I'll try to be more concise:

1st Button
Key on = note F0
Key off = note C0

2nd Button
Key on = note G0
Key off = note C0

and so forth...

[Softcore]

Here are two examples to get you going....One with Switches (toggles), one with Pads (momentary).

In both examples you set the ON notes in the variable "Ons"
You set the universal Off note in the variable "Off"
You set the desired midi channel in the variable "chan"

By the way, what you didnt think is that besides the universal off note, you STILL need each note on message to go off once you release the keys. So in essense in my examples what happens is:

1st Button
Key on = note ON F0
Key off = note OFF F0, note ON C0

2nd Button
Key on = note ON G0
Key off = note OFF G0, note ON C0

[isodual]

Thx softcore!

Oh gosh, what a noob I am!

I'm really sorry I bothered u with this.

Cheers!