I was originally thinking the velocity sensor would adjust the midi note velocity. The downside to this is that you have to wait for a note to play to "feel" the volume change. When changed to alter the gain of the synth itself, it is much smoother -- works for any sound, even those that have already started playing. FossilOrigin-Name: 9b5a893d5b6e3aed1e11d0b984b5f498d9b67f55cda304bbef4179944ca6260f
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456 B
YAML
27 lines
456 B
YAML
# -*- yaml -*-
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# vim: set et sta sw=2 :
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---
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logging:
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__default__: info (color)
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theremin: debug (color)
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# gpio: debug (color)
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# See: https://pinout.xyz/
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#
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theremin:
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pitch_trigger: 27
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pitch_echo: 22
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gain_trigger: 23
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gain_echo: 24
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distance_max: 2
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cancel_after: 3
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# font: /usr/share/sounds/sf2/FluidR3_GM.sf2
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# glide: 1
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# slew: 5
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# sample_interval: 0.5
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# reverb: false
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# chorus: false
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# font_index: 2
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# instrument_index: 29
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