@David-Healey ill search that tysm🫡😊

@ENIGMAONTHETRACK
@HISEnberg was kind enough to implement a reverse delay in Max that you can use via RNBO in HISE. :-)

Follow this link to find the code and everything you need to know about it:
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/11445/free-reverse-delay-built-in-rnbo?_=1761381056172

@David-Healey it worked, thanks for your help

@veryveryhaps The Audio Loop Player responds to MIDI like any other sound generator.

If you only want to trigger it from the UI try playNoteFromUI. It's meant for triggering sound generators from UI elements. It simulates pressing a key on the virtual keyboard.

There's also the cunningly-slightly-differently-named noteOffFromUI to stop playback.

As for pausing playback and continuing from the same point, I'm not sure.

const var loopNote = 60; const var channel = 1; inline function onPlayButton(component, value) { if (value) // button ON Synth.playNoteFromUI(channel, loopNote, 127); else // button OFF Synth.noteOffFromUI(channel, loopNote); } Content.getComponent("Button1").setControlCallback(onPlayButton);

@David-Healey Yeah, me too. But I thought for someone learning how to do the basics of optimising repetitive code into loops, I would just show the basic method.

@goldee What David means, if we're talking about the same thing, is that you can get an array of components and loop through them directly, instead of fetching each one by name.

const panels = Content.getAllComponents("instimg_pnl\\d+"); for (panel in panels) { panel.loadImage("{PROJECT_FOLDER}" + panel.getId() + ".png", "img"); panel.setPaintRoutine(function(g) { var a = this.getLocalBounds(0); g.drawImage("img", a, 0, 0); }); }

@ustk Ah I see. I have a working algorythm in Pure Data, is there a way to implement that in HISE as script och c++ code? In PlugData (a flavor of PD), you can export C++ code.

Strange the slider value popup is not already in the LAF function list...

@veryveryhaps Use the standalone version of HISE, and definitely compile it yourself, you don't need be particularly smart to do it, it's like everything - it's hard until it becomes easy.

I show you all the steps in the free Bootcamp: https://audiodevschool.com/courses/hise-bootcamp/

Nevermind, I think I fixed it! Thank you for the help!

@JamesC Do you think it was a bug, or user error?

If you can reproduce it in a minimal project and post a snippet, we could look into it further.

@daniloprates I don't think the dynamic component feature is ready yet.

One way you can do is have a common parent panel, then add child panels to it dynamically following the layout your expansion requires. A child panel can be turned to any component like slider, label, or any more complex widget

@David-Healey I solved it. I'm not sure what the problem was. It was all mono. I spent some time trying to narrow down exactly which sample was causing the issue, but it seemed to vary. In the end, I completely recreated and reconfigured the sample map. Thanks so much for your help, it showed me where to look.

@David-Healey Sorry, i misspoke! Yes, of course. I installed Visual Studio 2026 and have an iso for Visual Studio 2022. Thank you for the help. I'll get right to it! And i'll be checking out your HISE Tutorials as well! Thank you!

Greets,
Bolle

@David-Healey Thank you 🙌 It worked!! And also big thank you for all the other help and detailed tutorials on Youtube.

Happy New Year to you, your family, and everyone here in the HISE community! Here is to a great 2026. 🥳🎆

@cemeterychips You need to recompile HISE using the version of the source that you have