Hello
I’m looking for the fastest way to return the keymapped phrase that sounds pressing a note. What I’m looking for is to return the phrase from the pressed note.
Is there any way to return the object of the phrase, without having to do it through the note_range?I need to access the properties of the phrase quickly, for example the number of its index or its name.I am using this function:
--phrase name keymapped
function phrase_keymapped_name( nte )
local song = renoise.song()
local ins = song.selected_instrument
for i = #ins.phrases, 1, -1 do
local phr = ins:phrase( i )
if ( phr.mapping ~= nil ) then
local note_table = phr.mapping.note_range
if ( nte >= note_table[1] ) and ( nte <= note_table[2] ) then
--song.selected_phrase_index = i
vws["PHT_PHRASE_NAME_1"].text = ("%.02X | %s"):format( i, phr.name )
end
end
end
end
I have tried to use mapping.note_range ,but it is excessively slow.What I have done is to verify that the value of the note (nte) is within the range, between the beginning and the end of the .mapping.note_range table. But this method is very slow. I need something instantaneous.
Accessing these numbers is very slow:
- note_table[1] renoise.song().selected_instrument:phrase( i ).mapping.note_range[1]
- note_table[2] renoise.song().selected_instrument:phrase( i ).mapping.note_range[2]
Is there any way to do it instantaneous?There is no direct way?
Note:The index of the phrase that sounds does not necessarily match with selected_phrase_index