Hello,
I'm trying to program something to make my alph-numeric computerkeybourd work like a music-keyboard : as many keys should play different sounds. The problem I face is that the keys start toggling between key up and key down when they are pressed continously. The left outlet of "keyname" doesn't have the toggling-problem, but reacts on any key. (As you all have noticed, I'm not a computergenius)
Any sugesstions?
Thanks.

Apperently it depends on wich key you press. I can combine azeryio the same time, but when I start with t I can only add one other key, and the computer itself gives me a warning bleep. Windows logic?
The patch I made has the same combinationlimitations. Your patch is far easier to use and I don't have to mess with accessibilaty.
Thanks a lot!!
One little question, I don't see the us of the [change], it works as well when I let it out.

I tried the [change] but than it doesn't swith off when the key is released.
A friend soundengineer has send me something in max without togglingproblems, but unfortunately for me not enough keys. I first tried liberty basic and scratch and now pD-ing away. The road is the goal!!

I managed to counter the problem by turning off keyrepeat in the accessibilitymenu. This works in vista, strangly enough in xp it works for one key, but it doesn't for two or more keys together. So it's useless to mesince I want to use the device to study microtonality and intervals. I'll try the [change] to make it work without having to change anything. I have been trying [keyname], but the left outlet gives me a 0/1 on any key, and the right outlet in combination with fi [select a] has the toggling problem again.

Hello Jwif, thanks for your answer.
It might be a specific keyboard problem. If I press fi the a key shortly it gives me an "a", but if I keep it down I get "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa".
When writing it's not a problem, but if I want to use it as a "musical" keyboardkey, I get a strage effect, wich can be appealing, but not in the way I want to use it.