Play certain notes based on velocity using Scripter? [SOLVED]

How to have a certain velocity range trigger a certain note?

For example from 1 to 63 it's C1 and from 64 to 127 is D1.

I would like to use the Scripter as a solution, because I have a new electronic drum kit and since I already have other scripts for other things I would like to have a single script for everything.

Thanks!

velocity range of what input note?

Let me explain what I'm looking for:

I bought a new electronic drum kit and the ride cymbal is not triggering the Drum Kit Designer ride's bell, so I want to have for example 1 to 100 to trigger D#2 (Ride Out) and then from 101 up to 127 to trigger F2 (Ride Bell). That way I can just hit the cymbal harder to make it trigger the bell sound.

Using that script I will also be able to use the snare pad to trigger D1 (Snare Center) if it's 1-100 and then trigger E1 (Snare Rimshot) if it's 101-127.

So basically the default notes are D#2 for the ride pad and D1 for the snare pad.

Hope that helps

I don't have time to test it, but try this:

 

var pitch1 = MIDI.noteNumber("C1");
var pitch2 = MIDI.noteNumber("D1");

var last = pitch1;

function HandleMIDI(event) {

   if(event instanceof NoteOn && event.pitch == pitch1) {
       
       if(event.velocity > 100) {
           event.pitch = pitch2;
           last = pitch2;
       }
       else {
           last = pitch1;
       }
   }
   else if (event instanceof NoteOff && event.pitch == pitch1) {
       event.pitch = last;
   }

   event.send();
}

It worked as expected. Thank you so much for sharing it!

That's really helpful! I used this method to split velocity ranges to play closed hi hat and Hi Hat Edge/Shank for any velocity above 100, giving me much more expression using my very cheap eKit.. But how do add one more range? ...say between velocity of 80 -100 to produce another note.

So that I can achieve something like...

F#1 0-80 = F#1 (Tight)

F#1 80-100 = F#2 (Closed)

F#1 100-127 = F#3 (Edge)

@Dewdman42🤝🙏