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I was looking for 'Recv note off' like there is in Drums, but couldn't find the same thing for string sounds.

Just assign your own sound to a drum key and use can use that 'Recv note off'. Assign a second key as the trigger to stop the first key from sounding.

Otherwise you need to modify the envelope for an element to have a long decay and release time. But that won't shut it off when you switch scenes.

That's what I was originally thinking, but I thought I could only assign a waveform to a drum key. How would you assign a performance or strings to a drum key?

That's what I was originally thinking, but I thought I could only assign a waveform to a drum key.

That's correct.

How would you assign a performance or strings to a drum key?

You create your own waveform. Assuming you had WAV files for each note you would use them to create keybanks in your own waveform and then assign that waveform to a drum key.

A second drum key that does nothing would be added to the same group to act as an OFF signal. Only one key in a group sounds at the same time.

There isn't really a good solution for what you want to do for a single key other than make the delay and release as long as possible.

For a more typical drone pattern you can use an arpeggio or a motion sequence.

FM-X has infinite release time so you could use that if FM could provide a sound you're after.

You could then tie the release to an assignable knob and have a scene change spin that knob (using Super knob) to stop the note.

FM-X has infinite release time so you could use that if FM could provide a sound you're after.

You could then tie the release to an assignable knob and have a scene change spin that knob (using Super knob) to stop the note.