Volker Fischer

Thanks for the feedback. Maybe it's now time that you create a post in [this discussion thread](https://github.com/corrados/edrumulus/discussions/28) ;-)

Great :-). I have just added your repo as a sub-module in the edrumulus/tools directory.

Yes, this is true. I can see this with my Roland cymbal as well. But it is not noticeable during my normal playing. The choke detection in Edrumulus is delayed...

I just tested this with my Roland TD-27 and the Roland cymbal pad and I sometimes see exactly the same behavior as in Edrumulus, i.e., a Note On with MIDI...

Would be interesting to know how your Millenium brain performs in this situation. Do you see similar effects?

That's interesting. I am using a pedal with a poti and have not observed such an issue yet. Have you already played with the threshold/sensitivity settings for the pedal stomp?...

Maybe this definition makes your issues: https://github.com/corrados/edrumulus/blob/2d845c52a174bd1504378c65cd1c027b53124c1d/pad.h#L210 I have defined a MIDI number of 100 to be the open/closed threshold. Maybe you can play with that value a bit and...

I found out that each new function which was introduced caused more CPU cycles. Since we want to have a maximum number of inputs, it is not desired to have...

> use some python libraries for the analysis instead of MATLAB/Octave This is how the Edrumulus algorithm design works: https://github.com/corrados/edrumulus/blob/main/doc/algorithm.md#algorithm-development > declare the functions as inline, it'll cause zero changes...

> How are you porting the code? I port the code "by hand". > I know GCC is very good at optimizing C/C++. GCC is of no use for ESP32....