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I don't know if this is a workaround or if this is actually the way to do it.

The Sampler1 routing matrix was changed to like the image from post 1, except without the blue lines indicating sends.

I created a Send Container (to people who don't know, this works as a receive for any audio you send to it. That took me a little while to understand).

Then I added 5 send effects to my sampler, sent them all to Send Container1 (set to channel 0 inside each effect), changed each send effect channel routing to cover all 5 stereo pairs, and set their gains to 0dB.

The send container goes out plugin channels 1+2, and the remaining outputs have the individual drum mics routed to them from the Sampler1 routing matrix.

@Dan-Korneff There is scrollbar look and feel, perhaps that will work

@treynterrio You don't want to use a fixed value because then it will always be on or always be off. You want to use your button's value.

Start with the basics

https://youtu.be/8JO4m-OloqA

@treynterrio for unsynced speeds below 0.5 create a knob on your interface, link it to the tempo control in the LFO, and finally set the lower range of the knob to 0.1 (or slower). It will go below what the LFO Module actually shows.

For slower synced Tempos do what @d-healey mentioned above.

@d-healeyI've figured it out because you have to restart hise to update Link Expansions To Project (it's strange but it only works once it's been deactivated.
Thanks a lot

@treynterrio
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I think it would be covered by the alert windows LAF, but I haven't tested it - https://docs.hise.audio/glossary/custom_lookandfeel.html#alert-windows

@d-healey ok that makes it a lot easier to know that I could click on create generic script reference. everything works perfect now. thanks 🙌🏼

Basic idea, adjust as needed

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one option;

const var tip = "Hello World";

Knob1.setTooltip(tip);

@ulrik Thanks. I think I was missing the p.getBounds(1) for the area use.

Also when drawing multiple lines I figured that the second line will start at the end of the last line. If you want to draw it from a point always start a new subpath.

Thanks alot!

@ally Cheers, mate.

@oskarsh said in Simplest Way to Implement Server class, server-side?:

I've worked with some of the smartest people in the industry and what always amazes me is the simplicity of solution.

Edit: "I've worked with some of the most intelligent people in the industry and what always amazes me is the simplicity of solution." 🥂

@Christoph-Hart well true, that's why encoding everything would be a good idea. You can also sanitize it for dangerous functions like that.

I tested it, you can dynamically add components in on init.

So you could theoretically keep the entire plugin online and have it rebuild itself on init for a true "live service" audio experience, though that is an incredibly niche idea for an industry where the ability to reproduce consistency is key.

But if you're working on an open source plugin, you can have it pull your scripts one by one from github, so it's always fresh.

Then you can choose to be on the master branch or choose any of the commits. For important projects, you could lock it to a certain version so that it always inits to that version. Github has 5000 requests per file per IP rate limit according to online sources. So it's more or less enough. Closed source becomes problematic and you'll have to rely on your server.

Imagine a software that evolves daily or biweekly. And if you have 3-4 plugins like that. AI related or whatever, something that moves at breakneck speeds. How annoying would it be to have to download 5 installers every other day without being able to keep track of versions between projects.

I definitely don't think this is something 99% of projects need but it opens a door to something truly next gen.

Plus, it lets you offload the authentication functionality to the server for those who need copy protection. Then you can only crack it by debugging in the memory or whatever, I'm not sure who the hell would still bother with that in this day and age. I'm suspecting most plugins are cracked by scripts because they use the same JUCE copy protection methods.

But this is a bit questionable right now because as I wrote in my example, eval currently does not work inside of a server callback.

@Christoph-Hart said in Transport + Synth.deferCallbacks(true):

deferCallback() for the other callbacks do not apply here.

Great, this is what I was after. Thanks!