@MikeB -- Lindon, Hull UK, Audio Developer, before that I worked in Telecommunications (real time and all that - not as complicated as it sounds) and before that I was a record producer....before that I was a starving/failing musician.

So for those of us who have spent the required hard-yards in the sampling business we have a very specific idea of what "legato" means, and frankly this aint what "modern" synths behave like. Stiil we are often asked to recreate this "synth-based" glide portamento legato, what th ***k else you want to call it...thing. And in my experience its a royal PITA to do....

Essentially notes glide between any currently held note on play or release as long as something is held down...and if a truck load of notes are held then they glide in played order....(where truck load == 2+)

HISE is not best set up for this sort of thing - or so I thought.

So after about 6 goes at this and also after the realisation that I really really need a holiday. I think I have it (or a close approximation of it). As I wouldn't want anyone else to have to go through the outrageous process I went thru to get here I decided to release it. So here it is - again MIT licensed so all yours to use...

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Frankly I never want to have to do this again......so please dont ask for amendments, you will have to make them yourself, and if you find a bug - again you will have to fix it yourself - please post your resulting code here.

Meanwhile I'm off to Italy see you in a month, well from next week anyway...

@Lindon ....

Feature Request
@Christoph-Hart - Please can we have bus effects (send and receive) as per this discussion :

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1983/feature-request-the-case-for-bus-containers

-- wow I just re-read the thread I pointed to - I've been a pita about this .....sorry.

So happy holidays to everyone who has them at this time of year.. Anther great year for HISE and this community, tho I did get too many t-shirts this year...

Feature Request

MIDI out.

......Ok that's me done for 2023, so wishing you and yours a safe and festive holiday season and a prosperous, healthy and happy 2024...

Thanks to all of you for making it a great community..... now where did I put that T-Shirt?

So I've seen a few posts here asking how to "do" an LED-style control, and there's been a few answers - all of which seemed to require adding in a png for the LED itself.

So as I needed (or wanted) one of these that used vector drawing, and one that had some level of "red-line" warning as well as momentary peak measurement too I coded one up. You might want to use it - or adapt it to your needs.

So caveat no.1 : as @ustk has said elsewhere - this is not really a gain meter - its approximates one as it uses 100 milliseconds between each measure - so it may miss some peaks. But in any case:

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I'm pretty sure the code could do with re-factoring so I'm always interested in a better version if you want to comment or contribute...

...sliding in late... happy holidays everyone...

Happy holidays everyone...have a fun safe time.

@Oli-Ullmann said in Range (min/max) of an attribute of an effect:

@d-healey
Oh no! I can still solve it using a gigantic switch statement, but that's not really good practice.
Thanks anyway, David! :-)

well essentially I use a json object that defines (for each FX) the UI widgets being used, and what their values are like this:

{
	EffectName:"CHORUS",
	EffectHardCodedName:"ChorusFX",
	NumControls: 6,
	ControlText: ["Rate","Feedback","Depth","LFO","FX Gain","Mix"],
	ControlTargetNumber: [1,3,2,5,4,0],
	ControlMinimums: [0.1,-100,0,0,-100,0],
	ControlMaximums: [1,50,1,.3,6,1],
	ControlMultipliers: [40,0.01,1,1,1,1],
	ControlModes: ["NormalizedPercentage", "Linear","NormalizedPercentage","NormalizedPercentage","Decibels","NormalizedPercentage"],
	ControlStepSize:[0.01,1,0.01,0.01,1,0.01],
	ControlSuffix:[" %"," %"," %"," %"," dB"," %"],
	ControlMiddlePosition:[.5,0,.5,.15,-12,.5],
	ControlDefaultValue:[.08,35,.1,.17,0,.5],
	ControlsRow1:3,
	ControlsRow2:3
},

and when the effect is chosen, and loaded into the slot/hardcoded FX I just run thru this setting up the widgets... it does everything from showing/hiding(NumControls) to assigning to the hardcoded FX param(ControlTargetNumber) and where they appear on the FX panel (Row1 and Row2)

pretty simple really...

@Chazrox use the panels paint method.

@d-healey said in Get Audio File Length Independent of Audio Looper Start/End Points:

Or do I add a new .getLength() function? But then won't that be confusing if getLength and getNumSamples return different values?

how about .getTotalLength() ???

@d-healey said in Token Parser - LoKey HiKey setting?:

@Lindon Set the root as single key. Ignore the other two. Then once mapped, select them all and extend the range down one and up one.

yeah thats what I've always done... Im just looking to remove one more step from this process....

Ok so Im working on improving my audio capture and sample map building process... and so (for the first time- yes I know very late to the party), Im trying to set the LoKey and HiKey properties.

Here's my file name:

WitherWater_A4_G#4_A#4.wav

A4 = root note
G#4 = low note
A#4 = high note

so for the life of me I cant work out how to set the token parser to map this correctly, here's my token parser....

Anyone?

@tsempire sounds like you might be looking for this post:

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/13092/legato-glide-portamento-whatever-else-you-want-to-call-it-in-synth-style?_=1759853897863

@rzrsharpeprod said in Expansions preset tagging:

@Lindon so that means it is possible to have the preset browser affected (in this case filtered) to show just the presets I want based on the click actions of a separate panel (containing my tags)?

I've no idea how to begin with that as I don't know what calls can affect the preset browser and can't seem to find anything from poking around here. As I says I wasn't even sure it was possible at all tbh

No, this ahs nothing to do with the default preset browser -..... you have a list of all presets, and some piece of JSON with each preset listed with its assigned tags right? so read thru the JSON getting each tag uniquely, now you have a non duplicate list of tags, draw them using a paint routine in a panel......

@ustk said in Expansions preset tagging:

@Lindon Couldn't the object described here be able to hold the tags (aka any custom things per preset) instead of relying on external JSON?

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/userpresethandler/index.html#setusecustomuserpresetmodel

yes it could, I just find it a royal pita to use so I built my own - where you apply persistence is a bit arbitrary really.

@rzrsharpeprod said in Expansions preset tagging:

So my next hurdle is now can I/is it even possible to filter the preset browser to show just the presets that have that particular tag?

Looks like you are more than half way to building your own custom tag-based preset browser....now all you need is a way to render the filtered list of presets, and the total list of tags..

Here's a clue:

as title.