MIDI Transformer Object

Question

Is it possible to have the transformer object in the environment combine a note and a MIDI CC value and output different notes depending on the range that the CC value falls into? I'm trying to convert the hi-hat output from my V-drums into several different notes. Hitting the hi-hat pad produces the note A#2 and moving the pedal up or down generates data on CC#4 (in order to gradually progress from open hi-hat to closed hi-hat.) Superior Drummer and other plugins support hi-hat CC data out of the box, but I want to use Addictive Drums which doesn't support this. Basically, I want to implement some simple if statements. So for example:
- IF incoming note = A#2 and CC#4 is between 1 and 30, output note X
- IF incoming note = A#2 and CC#4 is between 31 and 60, output note Y
and so on...
Is it possible to do this in Logic? If it can't be done with out of the box environment objects, is there any way to program objects for Logic, or MIDI plugins? I have plenty of programming experience but haven't been able to find much on extending Logic with MIDI plugins.

Answer 1

Again, the answer is yes. Unfortunately, as far as I know, you can't do this in one operation.
IF incoming note = A#2 and CC#4 is between 1 and 30, output note X
IF incoming note = A#2 and CC#4 is between 31 and 60, output note Y
Will have to be done along these lines.
transformer 1: Status = Note: Pitch = A#2: Mode = Condition splitter(True -> top cable)
top cable to transformer 2
transformer 2: Status = Control: Data Byte 1 >= 30 (whichever > means less than; (it's late)): Mode = Condition splitter(True -> top cable)
send the lower cable from transformer 2 to transformer 3
set transformer 3 as for transformer 2 except Data Byte 1 >=60
You could end up with quite a complex chain of transformers. Don't worry; if they are set up correctly, they will do what you want with little or no latency.
I have used these type of commands combined with delays to create a complete arrangement for piano, synths, bass & drums from a single note. It was an interesting exercise.
I hope this makes sense & that it helps you sort out your problem.