Feature request thread

[xustafu]

Feature request thread. We will gather all requests here for repo tidiness.
We cannot ensure when a feature will be implenmented or if it will. But lets keep track here.

• Multiple ports with the same feature. Original issue
• Load Memory through Program change or similar MIDI message. Original issue
• Noise Out. Original issue
• ADSR and LFO parameter mapeable. Original Issue.
• Arpeggiator. Original Issue.
• Paraphonic gate. Original Issue.
• LFO Phase. Original Issue.
• Control clock via CC. Original Issue.
• Increase LFO divisions capabilities. Original Issue.
• Add trigger mode in Start/Stop options. Original Issue.
• Reorder Voltage ranges. Original Issue.
• Option in Note CV to drop CV to 0 with every Note OFF.
• Reassign Jacks after screen flip

[mangobrain]

It would be nice to have an ADSR mode which only retriggers during the release stage. The current behaviour makes playing monophonic voices with long release times very awkward: either retrigger is on, and every note always restarts the envelope from the beginning, even when playing legato; or retrigger is off, legato notes behave as expected, but as soon as the last key is released, you have to wait for the entire release stage to finish before the envelope can be retriggered.

Typically an ADSR would retrigger during the release stage; and rather than always strictly retriggering from the start, the attack phase would begin part way through, picking up from whatever voltage the release had dropped to when the new note on arrived. As a reference, patching up an ADSR on Mutable Instruments Stages & compatible clones, using a ramp for attack, ramp for decay, looping hold segment for sustain, and ramp for release (exactly as per the ADSR example in its quick start guide) behaves this way: if the gate goes high again during the release ramp, it moves to the attack ramp, without dropping the voltage to zero.

[jotel-california]

Cool thing would be adding the note ranges (e.g. midi note 24-127) to the gate/velocity page aswell.
This way you could trigger auxiliary gates from one midi clip.
For example you could use midi notes 0 and 1 to trigger certain things, but leave the rest of the notes no play the melody.
Right now the only way to achieve this is to use a different midi track in your daw, or sacrifice a channel on the midi thing for another CV out, since you can only set the note range in the CV options page.

[laddernoise]

Hi!
Thanks for your amazing module!
It could be so great to implement a glide (portamento) option that only activates when incoming MIDI notes are overlapping. This would emulate classic legato behavior, which is widely used in expressive monophonic playing.

Thank you so much!

Kevin