I'm using Activity Watch to track time on an app.
ActivityWatch - Open-source time tracker https://share.google/Edb7SuzvFWQrHf5ZR

Maybe you can borrow some code

I think setting isMomentary to Enable would be better.

@daniloprates The guide I linked to above has all the info.

You need to compile HISE with 2 preprocessor definitions added to the Projucer, under Extra Preprocessor Definitions:

NUM_MAX_CHANNELS=16 HISE_NUM_PLUGIN_CHANNELS=16

Then in your HISE plugin project settings, under Extra Definitions Windows & OSX:

HISE_NUM_PLUGIN_CHANNELS=16

This will give you 16 internal routing channels in your plugin, and expose 16 outputs to your host/DAW.

@Oli-Ullmann That would be awesome! Thank you. Meanwhile I'll try to do it myself, at least I'll learn something.

@WepaAudio you need to use the full file path in the load command

@dannytaurus working 🎉

@David-Healey Thank you so much, I'll give it a try.

@Christoph-Hart Interesting, I did not know that! Looking forward to the designers whining at me about Figma pixel-perfect accuracy! 🤣

It might be worth performing this rounding/clamping in the UI fields too, for consistency sake. I totally get it is a JUCE baseline thing, so I'm not going to whinge about sub-pixel accuracy or anything like that.

So I solved the problem for now by setting the Notes Number slider Pack to Step Sequencer mode and the min max settings to +/- 12. I didn't figure out the problem but this works for now. Thx

do you need to add anything to the extra preprocessor definitions when building in projucer to get this stuff to work properly? had to rebuild and figured I'd consult you guys before I move on.

@sletz Thanks for the suggestion. I tried that and same result.

Now I understand that rather than versions, it is about input output numbers.

For example the below one. Naturally Hise complains about the input output channels. I am not sure how to handle that.

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@the-red_1

thats really great - awesome work! Thank you very much

@David-Healey Ok, I will keep that in mind

@David-Healey

WOW AWESOME!

Thank you!!

@JulesV You can possibly use ba.selectmulti as in:

process = ba.selectmulti(100, (fx1, fx2, fx3), nentry("Model", 0, 0, 2, 1)) with { fx1 = re.jcrev; fx2 = re.zita_rev1_stereo(20, 200, 2000, 3.0, 2.0, 48000); fx3 = re.dattorro_rev(200, 0.5, 0.7, 0.6, 0.5, 0.7, 0.5, 0.2); };

But yes the 3 branches will always run here.

@JamesC yeah thats one way - but for us this algo approach wasnt quite good enough so we added a simple array of gain(dB) values that the xy pad reads to get the correct gain for its current position - and thus allowed us to have a little "bump" in the middle