@dannytaurus

My favorite is still svg. Check this snippet:

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1815/useful-snippets?_=1728163383619

@d-healey Thank you, David.

Also as an alternative, there is another method with using knobs & laf.

See “Knob peak meter”

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/6615/laf-collection-for-everyone?_=1728161844509

@griffinboy oops, yeah that happens when you haven't initialised the routing manager. It's fixed now (also my new meta-template wizardry didn't compile on macOS which should also be good now).

@Christoph-Hart Can we ask you for a proper working example snippet for the use of lut in snex, which is asked in this topic?

@JulesV

import("stdfaust.lib"); grp (x) = tgroup("PeakEQ", x); //grp_prefltr (x) = grp(hgroup("WaveShaper", x)); //preUpGain = grp_prefltr(vslider("Up Gain [style:knob] [unit:dB]", 0.0, -18.0, 18.0, 0.01)); //preUpFreq = grp_prefltr(vslider("Up Freq [style:knob] [unit:Hz]", 18000.0, 25.0, 20000.0, 0.01)); //preUpQ = grp_prefltr(vslider("Up Q [style:knob] [unit:]", 1.0, 0.1, 8, 0.01)); //drive = grp_prefltr(vslider("Drive [style:knob] [unit:]", 0.5, 0.01, 1, 0.01)); //shaper(x,drive) = ma.tanh(10 * drive * x); B = hslider ( "Level[style:knob]", 0,0,1,0.01); Lfx = hslider ( "BandWidth[style:knob]", 20,0,50,0.1); fx = hslider ( "PeakFreq[style:knob]", 1500,150,2500,1); process = fi.peak_eq(Lfx,fx,B),fi.peak_eq(Lfx,fx,B);

I have bypassed Waveshaper. Only Filter. Just a basic example. Now you can mod/add more math functions.

@HISEnberg Bruv…thank you.

@griffinboy let's ditch that approach, it's hacky anyways.

I've committed a fix for the global cable not working in a compiled plugin and added a helper interface class that lets you register and send values through global cables super conveniently. Now the workflow is as simple as:

Create all your global cables Call the function in the HISE menu (Tools -> Create C++ code for global cables) Copy the code snippet into your node and subclass your node class from the type definition Send a double value anywhere from your node class using setGlobalCableValue<>(double v)

This is the generated code for my test project:

// Use this enum to refer to the cables, eg. this->setGlobalCableValue<GlobalCables::cable_funky>(0.4) enum class GlobalCables { cable_funky = 0, second_cable = 1 }; // Subclass your node from this using cable_manager_t = routing::global_cable_cpp_manager<SN_GLOBAL_CABLE(1077699755), SN_GLOBAL_CABLE(-376951630)>;

So in this case you just have to subclass your node from cable_manager_t, then call setGlobalCableValue<GlobalCables::cable_funky>(0.2) to send the value that can be picked up anywhere in HISE.

Ah yes, it was in fact not working in the compiled plugin - I somehow missed to call the connection call after compiling the plugin. Should be fixed now.

@Ben-Catman
Set sample index to -1 I belive that this will do it

see the image above

@Christoph-Hart said in How are external script files saved?:

@dannytaurus wait so you‘re saying that recompile all scripts do not save the external files? Because that would be an easy fix and you wouldn‘t have to retrain your muscle memory.

From my testing here on db780f4f it does not.

Video here: https://wmd.d.pr/v/2bfsSz

I edit the external script, then Recompile All Scripts from the Tools menu. The UI flashes and the external script panel flashes, like it's compiling/saving. Then I save HIP with CMD+S and save XML with SHIFT+CMD+S.

Then when I quit and relaunch then reload the XML, the edits to the external file are gone.

If it is indeed a bug and you want me to open a GitHub issue let me know.

@clevername27 If you mean this

https://docs.hise.audio/tutorials/midi/index.html#choke-off-note

Then it's not using the choke group processor but a custom script that replicates the behaviour. I think the snippet predates the native module, so I probably should update it to use the best practice.

@Mighty23 That did the trick - thanks! 🙏

@Morphoice I realise this can be frustrating to hear, but can you provide a snippet?

@udalilprofile Can you provide more details on your issue?

@d-healey Aha! Found it - seconds after posting of course 😂

I want to change text both when hovering and when updating (being dragged).

I thought there was only a hover param but there's clicked too which does exactly what I need.

Thanks!

@orange I had to take a couple days vacation over here. Back in the office Monday :)

@Christoph-Hart Thanks for understanding my endeavor.

I have corrected what I did previously. Deleted Binary .dll
Now it looks something like this.. Let me know If I did anything weird in terms of GitHub.
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@Christoph-Hart said in CSS Discussion:

for complex elements (and knobs are directly at the transition between simple and complex elements) it's still recommended to use the HiseScript LAF approach as this gives you a much better way of controlling the logic.

Gotcha. I thought CSS styling was the way forward but I misunderstood.

LAF it is for me then! 😀

Still it's fun to see how far the CSS can be pushed.

@djalexx1 There was one time I managed to compile HISE on a RockPro64 so I think it's probably possible to get it to run on a Raspberry Pi - but will probably take some work. I remember I kept running into errors during compilation, and I just commented out bits of code until it worked.

However even if you do get it to run, it's not an ideal environment for building projects and I think you'll be better off one a desktop computer. But give it a go and let us know.

Also this - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/175/raspberry-pi?_=1728063927439

@djalexx1 said in Rasp berry pi 4,5 and Hise:

I've seen lots of Hise integrations in reaper

Tell me more