hi all -

a friend of mine used two sensekey opcodes in two instruments, and was 
wondering why the second one is ignored.

is this expected behaviour?  (it is not mentioned in the manual.)

would it be easy to change it, and allow more than one instance?

below an example; comment out "schedule(1,0,-1)" to see the difference.

	joachim


instr 1
   gkKey_1 sensekey
endin
schedule(1,0,-1)

instr 2
   gkKey_2 sensekey
endin
schedule(2,0,-1)

instr 3
   if (changed(gkKey_1) == 1) then
     printks("gkKey_1 = %d\n",0,gkKey_1)
   endif
   if (changed(gkKey_2) == 1) then
     printks("gkKey_2 = %d\n",0,gkKey_2)
   endif
endin
schedule(3,0,-1)

I think once it’s been sensed by one instrument, it is taken off the list. That looks like what is
happening. Not sure what the behaviour should be and whether there is a problem implementing any different.
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Prof. Victor Lazzarini
Maynooth University
Ireland

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> hi all -
> 
> a friend of mine used two sensekey opcodes in two instruments, and was
> wondering why the second one is ignored.
> 
> is this expected behaviour?  (it is not mentioned in the manual.)
> 
> would it be easy to change it, and allow more than one instance?
> 
> below an example; comment out "schedule(1,0,-1)" to see the difference.
> 
>       joachim
> 
> 
> instr 1
>  gkKey_1 sensekey
> endin
> schedule(1,0,-1)
> 
> instr 2
>  gkKey_2 sensekey
> endin
> schedule(2,0,-1)
> 
> instr 3
>  if (changed(gkKey_1) == 1) then
>    printks("gkKey_1 = %d\n",0,gkKey_1)
>  endif
>  if (changed(gkKey_2) == 1) then
>    printks("gkKey_2 = %d\n",0,gkKey_2)
>  endif
> endin
> schedule(3,0,-1)