@ally I've had the same experience with the latest Dev build I compiled. I assumed it was something I wasn't doing correctly. And still may be. Saving is weird is in HISE. How experienced are you with HISE?
Posts made by clevername27
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RE: HISE ignoring script edits except on startup?
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RE: CC controller data delayed slightly when coming from the MIDI player
@gorangrooves Is there anything in the GIT comments?
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RE: Connecting/Disconnecting a Table to a Modulator?
@d-healey Cheers mate - that did it - thanks!
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RE: Connecting/Disconnecting a Table to a Modulator?
@d-healey Ah, I hadn't realized they were two different things. I thought the table points were stored in the Table component? And when you connect the table to a modulator, the modulator now uses the table function. When the table is disconnected, the modulator goes back to a straight line. Is that not correct? I realise that some folks have two copies of UI components - one in the UI thread, and the other in a real-time thread. I just have one (in the UI thread).
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Connecting/Disconnecting a Table to a Modulator?
I've got a happy modulator that I'd like to selectively connect or disconnect from a table. (I'm assuming that when I disconnect the table, the response reverts back to straight-linear, unless of course I'm in Decibel Mode.)
I'm trying the code below, but it's wrong. Very, very wrong.
Any ideas? Cheers.
const var mod_VELOCITY_SamplerGain = Synth.getModulator("mod_VELOCITY_SamplerGain"); mod_VELOCITY_SamplerGain.set("UseTable", false);
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RE: What is a sensible number of samplers in a single plugin?
@Orvillain Would love to check out what you're up to.
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RE: What is a sensible number of samplers in a single plugin?
@Orvillain Here's a quick video…
The one also demonstrates the predictive audio to fill in parts of the recording that never happened, like if you pull two notes apart.
The technology, itself, is mostly physical modeling - but I've been using samples to demonstrate, because it's much faster to render in real-time.
You guys were the first people to make a believable sound drum machine. Geniuses, all around you folks.
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RE: Green Border When Editing a Table?
@d-healey That would be my problem, then. Cheers, mate.
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RE: What is a sensible number of samplers in a single plugin?
@Orvillain Dude I know you! I'm Bill Evans. Good to see you again.
I remember @Christoph-Hart talking about the maximum number of samplers being pretty high, but maybe not that high. There may be more efficient ways to do what you're aiming at than individual samplers, though I don't know what that might be. I'm hoping you stick around here, because you KNOW drum sampling!
You might be interested in my research, which converts acoustic drum performances to MIDI data. The MIDI is so close to the original that, when played back, it phase-cancels the original. (This also involves artifact-free stem separation, and the real-time rendering of theoretical sounds that weren't originally recorded.
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RE: Green Border When Editing a Table?
@d-healey Ah, OK - good to know - thank you. Is there something I'm doing wrong in the LAF so there's no border?
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RE: What is a sensible number of samplers in a single plugin?
@Orvillain Omg, that's awesome. Angus is a friend, and love catching up with him when I see him at NAMM. I was one fx's first endorsees, and love the brilliant work you folks did.
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RE: What is a sensible number of samplers in a single plugin?
@Orvillain Are you sure people want to do that? I don't see anyone going through the trouble of assigning 128 of anything. While I'm not familiar with your project, maybe keep everything the same for each layer. Personally, my goal is to always give the user fewer options — and make musical choices for them so it just sounds good.
I'm wondering – as this is a percussion device, how are you using timestretch? As far as I know, the algorithm also stretches transients (as opposed to leaving the transient, and stretching the release portion of the sound, like zPlane 3). You'd end up with mushy-sounding samples.
(And I obviously stand corrected on the choices issue.)
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Green Border When Editing a Table?
I'm looking to put a white border around a table, and wrote the following (below) to try doing that in LAF. But there doesn't seem to be a white border around it, and when I click inside the table, a green border appears. Any ideas? Cheers.
Also wondering if there is another place to not show the ruler unless there's data, as (if you didn't know already), the ruler looks like it might be a drawing artifact.
Thanks!
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RE: What is a sensible number of samplers in a single plugin?
@Orvillain Why would you want that many samplers?
EDIT: We've got sampling royalty in the house!
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RE: Sample Start Offset in Samples?
@d-healey said in Sample Start Offset in Samples?:
Message.delayEvent(samples)
OMG that's amazing!!! It doesn't require me to create artificial notes!!!!!! THANK YOU!
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RE: Sample Start Offset in Samples?
@d-healey Could you please explain what you mean in more detail? (I know it's late.)
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RE: Sample Start Offset in Samples?
@d-healey I don't suppose I can use negative values (as in before the time-stamp for the Event)?
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RE: What is CC 0?
@d-healey Aren't those things sometimes vendor-specific?
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Sample Start Offset in Samples?
Does anyone know if there's a way to specify the sample start point in samples? (I realize you can normalise the value to a 0-to-1 value, but some precision is probably lost there.)
Also…I'd like to set a different sample offset for each MIDI note number. Any idea how I should do that?
Looks like I want Message.setStartOffset, and I'm guessing that's measured in samples.
Thanks!