@d-healey Good to know! I have a bunch of 'consts' in my 'onNoteOn's. Im going to change them now and hope nothing breaks. Thank You! 🙏

@d-healey yeah something like JSON.delete(obj, key) is the easiest way, the delete syntax would require a real brain-twister with the current parser.

If anyone ever needs to know...

This was ultimately solved with the help of the following!

@VirtualVirgin said in Midi-Out Messages?:

You would need to place the your piano roll script in a container on the next level down from your chord generator. Any MIDI that you generate will not be "seen" on that onNoteOn or onNoteOff callback, so you need a new container level to receive it as MIDI input.

@ulrik said in Midi-Out Messages?:

@Chazrox it is as @VirtualVirgin suggested, you need to read the out coming note ons and offs from a script one level below the script that generate the chord

Thank You! 🙏

@pcs800 👍

@Ben-Catman

I think you could just

reg x = yourKnob.getValue(); // declare x // then just use 'x'...

I think you can also

local x = yourKnob.getValue(); // from within your inline function... // then use 'x'...

@VirtualVirgin Little unrelated tip of the day:

mySliders.map(function(element){return element.getId();});

can also be written as

mySliders.map(element => element.getId());

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@VirtualVirgin This worked best for me! Thank You! I got it working with my chord script perfectly. 🙏

Bingo:
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The script:

for (i = 0; i < chord1.length; i++) { Engine.setKeyColour(i, NoKeyColour); Synth.addNoteOff(1, chord1[i] + 60 + Octave1 + Chord1Choice - 1, 0); } //THANK YOU!

@d-healey said in Just wondering about how this logic condition evaluates:

@VirtualVirgin said in Just wondering about how this logic condition evaluates:

Yes! That is the solution :)

You can probably also get rid of the ternary operator at the end - ? true : false because the statement itself should return true or false.

Yes, that makes sense. It is just evaluating to that anyway, so no need to make it redundant.

@d-healey makes sense! 🙏

@d-healey said in Articulation Switches Alternative Routing??:

Of course not

Its much appreciated!

@tomekslesicki I'm quoting your deleted post her because these are still valid questions:

thanks! How do I know which css classes correspond to which elements? Also - I remember seeing a commit when you allowed LAF and CSS to co-exist. How do I approach this?

This is documented in the Preset browser docs with a cheat sheet that shows all CSS identifiers for each component. However I've noticed that I haven't ported all the nice debugging tools that are available in the multipage dialog editor to the HISE CSS workflow, so I'll be doing that over time. For now I've added a simple overlay that shows some (but not all nested component IDs):

I remember seeing a commit when you allowed LAF and CSS to co-exist

Yes, this is now possible, you can give a single LAF object a style sheet as well as a script paint routine and it will use whatever is best (with the script functions always having the precedence over the style sheet definition with the exception of the popup menu styling which is CSS first).

On some objects, obj.over works, on some it's obj.hover. Wouldn't it make sense to make both of these descriptions perform the same function in LAF?

Yes that also annoyed me whenever I'm writing LAF functions. I obviously can't just correct the typo as this would break existing projects, but I can duplicate the property so that every LAF object that has over will get a hover property with the same value, then we can phase out over in 20+ years lol.

@marbey consider replacing your Audio Looper with a Sampler and using a SampleStart modulator there, remember the sample start modulator will work in percentages of the range you set up for the sample (wav file) itself in the sample editor

@d-healey thank you, good example!

@HISEnberg I couldn't make a better example snippet than @ustk has already done above. Maybe you can post your code and we can see if we can get it to work.

@dannytaurus it does also have a WaveGenerator for auditioning chords on its own as well. When the 2nd track is piggy backing the midi from the this I just mute the output and hear Serum only for instance. Its great!
Its no more work than setting up a send track. All good with me.

@VirtualVirgin parseInt and trace

I think I made a video about undocumented functions (if I didn't I should).

@Elezeid said in Memory leak with Engine.loadAudioFilesIntoPool:

Am I really the first to run into this issue?

First one to report it at least, I haven't tested for it though.

@Christoph-Hart Hero.

@Chazrox
Thanks a lot, man! but it doesn’t seem to update the behavior after I tweak the Skew knob and then move Knob1.
You need to hit compile every time after changing the skew value

@d-healey Ahh gotcha - thanks as always d.healey!

For the future:

//PresetDisplay const var PresetNameLabel = Content.getComponent("PresetNameLabel"); UserPresetHandler.setPostCallback(function() { PresetNameLabel.set("text", Engine.getCurrentUserPresetName()); });

where Im at now...
New thread.
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/12857/midi-out-messages/7