How to Midi trigger a patch

[Gothboy]

O.K.....so I've got this auto-panning patch that right now is using a Clock generator which means that it's constantly making noise when it's up on the screen, say at 120 bpms or whatever. But what if I wanted to use this patch in a MIDI track of one of my songs in Pro Tools where the patch is making noise ONLY when a MIDI note tells it to.......or in other words comes in only during a certain portion of the song? What kind of module do I need to use to make this happen?
I'd also like to know if I can do this with a patch that uses sequencer modules. I know how to sync with bpm.....but can I trigger them from another sequencer so they come in like a little loop a a certain point in the midi track? I know not all of you use PT but this concept goes across the board for any midi/audio program. Here's a screenshot of the patch....is it a matter of adding a keyboard voice to it......and how would I hook it up?
Thanks again to Mosc for hooking me up with Irfanview!

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[X-Electric]

Here's one of many possible solutions, if You want a specific note to pass the clock signal to envelope. You could make a D flip-flop if You want to trigger clock signal on/off by this note.

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[Falk]

You might want to reset the clock generator as well from the gate signal of the note detect module.

That way it will start on the beat.

Regards
Falk

[Gothboy]

Great! Thanks guys! Another way would be to replace the note detect module with a Keyboard voice module, that way you could select your key anywhere up and down the keyboard range. Brilliant. So I guess it's a case of using the Logic Processor module then. Will this also work with sequencer modules as well?

[X-Electric]