Arp Midi Note Range

I have an arp created using the 'on listener' rather than 'on note' (like the factory script)
Would it now be possible to limit the range of the arp 'on note'?

I've noticed on previous threads ED bringing up this as answer to "limit key range/performance scripts"
But I think this is not what I am looking for or trying to understand.

Code:

on note
    if (not (in_range($EVENT_NOTE,<min1>,<max1>) or in_range($EVENT_NOTE,<min2>,<max2>)))
        ignore_event($EVENT_ID)
    end if
end on

Assuming I want the key range of the affected notes to start from Middle C (Midi note 48) to a max of C8 (midi note 108)
And everything below it to not be affected would the above code be useful?
Or... is there another way perhaps?

 

You'd want to "if in_range($EVENT_NOTE, min, max)" the part where the arp is started in note callback.

 

Am I wrapping the whole 'on note' code in the 'if' or just the initial part before each case?

Code:

on note
if (in_range($EVENT_NOTE,35,108))
  if ($Arp=1)
    ignore_event($EVENT_ID)
    if (%note_ids[$EVENT_NOTE]>0)
      exit
    else
      %note_ids[$EVENT_NOTE] := $EVENT_ID
    end if
  end if
    select ($Latch)
      case 0
        %note_buffer[$cursor] := $EVENT_NOTE
        %vel_buffer[$cursor] := $EVENT_VELOCITY
        inc($cursor)
      case 1
        if ($ENGINE_UPTIME-$old_latch_time>$LATCH_TIME)
          $i := 0
          while ($i<$cursor)
            %note_buffer[$i] := 0
            inc($i)
          end while
          $cursor := 0
        end if
        %note_buffer[$cursor] := $EVENT_NOTE
        %vel_buffer[$cursor] := $EVENT_VELOCITY
        inc($cursor)
        $old_latch_time := $ENGINE_UPTIME
    end select
    if ($cursor<2 and ($seq_running=0))
      if ($NI_TRANSPORT_RUNNING=0)
        wait($REC_TIME_TRANSPORT_STOPPED*1000)
      else
        wait($REC_TIME_TRANSPORT_RUNNING*1000)
      end if
      call StartSeq
      call TickReceived
    end if
  end if
end on

 

The above seems to work fine, can you see any errors at all?
I don't get script warnings so I'm assuming it's okay

 

Yeah that should be fine. Make sure to do the same thing in "on release" callback for the arp stuff that's happening there.

 

Gotcha! Thanks again for your help, keep safe x

 

ED, I'm having some difficulty with the above script.
If I play a note, I the arp plays (I don't want it to)
Also the latch functionality is behaving the same way so I think it might be to do with the 'on release' callback

I added the above if statement to the beginning of the 'on release' callback but if I press a key it plays the arp in latch mode unless I turn it off
The status of the latch and arp on/off button although visually looks off it's actually on.
So I have to turn on and off each button for the arp / latch to be off

Code:

on release
if (in_range($EVENT_NOTE,48,108))
  if (get_event_par($EVENT_ID,$EVENT_PAR_SOURCE) # $CURRENT_SCRIPT_SLOT)
    if (%note_ids[$EVENT_NOTE]=0)
      exit
    else
      %note_ids[$EVENT_NOTE] := 0
    end if
    if ($seq_running=1 and ($Latch=0))
      $cursor_helper := 0
      $i := 0
      while ($i<$cursor)
        if ($EVENT_NOTE # %note_buffer[$i])
          %note_buffer[$cursor_helper] := %note_buffer[$i]
          inc($cursor_helper)
        end if
        inc($i)
      end while
      $cursor := $cursor_helper
      if ($seq_running=1 and ($cursor=0))
        call StopSeq
      end if
    end if
  end if
end if

 

To be honest I don't think this script will work for my intended use, in hindsight as if I set the arp octave to -1 that's fine I can loose an octave of notes not affected by the arp but I I want -2 octaves active I loose half the keyboard as I didn't want the lower C1-C4 to be affected by the arp.
I really think this is a multiple instance of Kontakt scenario