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2.4 Tutorial 4 Playing with Acoustic Objects 45

Step 3: Add a keyboard

Description

Triggering the mallet manually is rather limiting, so we will now use a keyboard to control the

mallet and “play” the Plate.

Construction

• Select a Vkeyboard module from the MIDI folder in the In/Out section of the Browser.

• Pull a wire from the ﬁrst output of the Vkeyboard module (gate signal) and connect it to the

ﬁrst input of the Noise Mallet module.

• Pull a wire from the second output of the Vkeyboard module (pitch signal) and connect it

to the third input of the Plate module.

• Pull a wire between the third output of the Vkeyboard (velocity signal) and the second and

third inputs of the Noise Mallet.

• Switch to the Tassman Player.

Figure 23: Tutorial 4, step 3

Playing

You can now trigger the mallet from the keyboard. Since the Vkeyboard sends a note signal to the

Plate module, the pitch of the sound it produces can also vary. The pitch variations are controlled

by the modulation signal entering the third input of the module; the higher the amplitude of the

signal, the higher the pitch. In other words, the size of the object is varied in order to obtain the

requested pitch. The mod knob is a gain knob affecting the amplitude of the pitch modulation

signal. In its center position (green LED on), the pitch variation will follow an equal temperament

scale.

In this patch, the velocity signal from the Vkeyboard is connected to the strength modulation

input of the Noise Mallet and to the stiffness modulation input. Try pressing the keyboard keys at

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