@VorosMusic
Thanks for your help! And no worries, I should’ve explained better earlier, thanks again!

You can also call obj.clone()…

@d-healey thank you very much!

@Casmat
I tried it out and it seemed to work subtractive.
It worked for me by setting the Attack Time to the longest I want it and using the Modulator on that to shorten it.

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@Casmat Make sure to match the Parameters values like the middle value in your knobs to get properly skew factor.

@VorosMusic Thanks!

@d-healey Hey it worked!!

Just for future reference, the version that worked for me was 6.1.4 as stated in the HISE github projucer page. But I had to downloaded from the JUCE github page of legacy version, because for some reason the version that I had in my HISE development folder was 7.

thanks again.

@Christoph-Hart nice!! ty sir

@Christoph-Hart
Oops, this was a bad question! Just realized I could change the rate of tempo! Thanks

@d-healey
Thanks David for your help, will look into it more!

Thanks, was looking at that post and following along!

@Christoph-Hart Amazing exactly what I was looking for, much cleaner than handling all the child panels! Thank you.

I've created a snippet for everyone who is interested using some minor custom LAF.

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@Adam_G
Soo...
I took a look at it and saw you also had a short forum talk with Christoph.
I haven't found a way to unlink them (even though, there is probably somewhere a possibility).

For me it mostly begs the question, is there another way of achieving, what you wish for without macros.

If I understood correctly, you just want to switch from a predefined value(automation, sine, .... whatever it may be) to custom control via a button.
Is that correct?

I tried feeding it the repository but it says it is too large when I enter github.com/christophhart/HISE/ or it is invalid, when i enter github.com/christophhart/HISE/tree/develop

@Gudru There's a PhaseFX module that you can modulate, otherwise you'll have to create your own using scriptnode and some online research on the general principles of flangers (which is basically made from a delayed copy of the signal that is modulated (plus a feedback loop) and mixed back with the original for the most simplistic approach)

@Christoph-Hart

Will check it out! Thanks for your help!

@Casmat Yes.

@d-healey

Makes a bit more sense now, the instrument I’m creating has 3 morph layers which are three different instruments. The user can change the gain of each morph layer and there would be a random Round robin selection for each of the morph layers.

So I finally got a handle on this. David's video on the File API was super helpful getting started.

Here's how its done:

const var ScriptnodeSyntesiser1 = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Scriptnode Syntesiser1"); const slot = ScriptnodeSyntesiser1.getAudioFile(0); inline function onLoadSFZControl(component, value) { if (value) { FileSystem.browse (FileSystem.Desktop, false, "*.sfz", function (f) { slot.loadFile("{XYZ::SFZ}" + (f.toString(File.FullPath))); }); } }; Content.getComponent("LoadSFZ").setControlCallback(onLoadSFZControl);

Generally speaking it works really well. Some observations:

It prefers well formatted files like this to autogenerated messes like this

I've not extensively tested this, but it seems the path must be included in the region. Setting it with "default_path" doesn't seem to work

It doesn't like .AIF or FLAC files

If a file doesn't work, try removing anything that isn't directly related to the mapping of samples (opcodes, comments etc)