Minor updates from code review
"Off" option, improved note name handling, name change, code formatting
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ardour {
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["type"] = "dsp",
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name = "MIDI Remap Notes",
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name = "MIDI Note Mapper",
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category = "Utility",
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license = "MIT",
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author = "Alby Musaelian",
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description = [[Map arbitrary MIDI notes to others. Affects Note On/Off and polyphonic key pressure.]]
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description = [[Map arbitrary MIDI notes to others. Affects Note On/Off and polyphonic key pressure. Note that if a single note is mapped multiple times, the last mapping wins -- MIDI events are never duplicated.]]
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}
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-- The number of remapping pairs to allow. Increasing this (at least in theory)
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return { { midi_in = 1, midi_out = 1, audio_in = 0, audio_out = 0}, }
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end
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function dsp_params ()
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local note_names = {"C", "C#", "D", "D#", "E", "F", "F#", "G", "G#", "A", "A#", "B"}
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local map_scalepoints = {}
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map_scalepoint["Off"] = -1
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for note=0,127 do
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local octave = -5 + math.floor(note / 12)
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local name = note_names[(note % 12) + 1]
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map_scalepoints[string.format("%03d (%s%d)", note, name, octave)] = note
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local name = ARDOUR.ParameterDescriptor.midi_note_name(note)
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map_scalepoints[string.format("%03d (%s)", note, name)] = note
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end
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local map_params = {}
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map_params[i] = {
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["type"] = "input",
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name = name,
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min = 0,
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min = -1,
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max = 127,
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default = 0,
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default = -1,
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integer = true,
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enum = true,
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scalepoints = map_scalepoints
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return map_params
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end
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function dsp_init(samplerate)
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-- Init translation table, reserve memory
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translation_table = {}
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for i = 0,127 do
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translation_table[i] = i
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end
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translation_table[-1] = -1
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end
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