Dynamic chord within dynamic scale from a single note

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@Lokua

So from that, I’m thinking something like this will work for the “scaled mapping”

IN A (cc#) -> Rescale (0-127, 0-11) -> OUT A (looped back into IN B)
IN A (note#) -> Transpose (note# + cc# from IN B) -> OUT C (or whatever)

(of course I’d have to be careful to filter things to avoid feedback? leaving that out for brevity)

Yep. spot on. [except I think transpose +0 is equiv to CCvalue=64 to allow for -ve transpose]

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@Lokua

I’d like to take that single note, and stack 3 more on top of it, derived from that same single note, and forward this to a polyphonic synth…

IN A (note 60) -> TRANSPOSE (note 60 + (value of CC#1 / 12)) -> OUT A
IN A (note 60) -> TRANSPOSE (note 60 + (value of CC#2 / 12)) -> OUT A
IN A (note 60) -> TRANSPOSE (note 60 + (value of CC#2 / 12)) -> OUT A

3 successive Transposes from different instances of same note, not a mapped Harmonizer from one note?
If former, you then have a “chord” via notes overlapping? Are these Transpose pipes in different pipelines directed by say Dispatcher? Or same pipe and the CC val changes between each incoming?

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PS. here’s the earlier link which discusses pipeline switching.
The patch uses a loopback to switch pipelines rather than set Transpose/Harmonizer, but the Rescale idea is there (plus a link about loopbacks). Also see this for setting up loopback mappings