@trillbilly If anyone hits the same problem, I got around it by using a tempo-synced ramp and a couple compare nodes to simulate the timers engagement.

Simple and works.

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@dannytaurus I'm using Scriptnode. This issue was reported earlier here https://forum.hise.audio/topic/10321/scriptnode-synth-smoothes-transients

@Christoph-Hart said in (ScriptNode) Smeary Reverb / Washy Cymbals?:

@iamlamprey haha everybody always rips out the dither stuff from air windows :)

i assume he has it there for a reason but most DAWs apply dithering now anyway and I can't hear a difference lol

@MysticForgeRider Maybe share the scriptnode network? That way you can at least isolate if it is a problem with the network or a configuration with your HISE setup not related to network.

@David-Healey
Thanks for giving it a try – yeah I've been trying something out in Scriptnode – but succes here yet. Maybe I aimed too high for my current skills hahah :-)

@David-Healey thank you soooo muchhh 🙏

@13murderer I think your reply was aimed at @DanH 😀

@HaizalD3 bot.

@Orvillain @ustk & of course @Christoph-Hart you guys are absolute gems, thanks for all of your input.

For anyone else who may stumble on this thread, the critical documentation is basically found here: extra_mod.

The discussion about doing this for a C++ node seems equally relevant if that tickles your fancy (mine was certainly tickled):
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/13868/is-there-a-way-to-give-a-custom-c-node-parameter-modulation-support-without-wrapping-in-a-network

@ulrik Also you could have a look at the sort and filter functions. they might help you building an editor. And what about placing all properties in column so you get a table? Might be even more readable...

@ustk said in lookup tables:

@ulrik that one is quite a network!
There might have been a way to place all those in a C++ node with hardcoded arrays

Yes that's possible, but I have no idea how to do that.
Next time I'll learn 😁

@ustk I am testing whether rnbo in scriptFX can output midi to Hise to use for the UI display and modulation. At the moment Rnbo in Hise only allows one dedicated modulation output..
The patch above is Hise controller script sending cc messages to Rnbo Script FX, but then its being picked up by the Global Cable again, back to the Ui.

@13murderer said in How to build a degradation chain in HISE (Script FX) — need guidance:

@Lindon Hey, the default bitcrush allows to set 4-16 bits, but i need to set 20,24 bits. Is it possible somehow?

Are you sure the incoming signal is 24 bits? But in any case if you are degrading the signal further then it will be pretty impossible to tell the difference between 16 bit and 24 bit...

@Taihongcraft Thanks for the reply. I solved the problem by not compiling snex_shaper, saving the dspnetwork export dll, deleting script_FX, and opening it in HardcodedMasterFX instead. It's a very basic solution, but I was so stupid lol. I wasted 2 whole days on this.