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@lalalandsynth I suppose you could try lowering the middlePosition of the slider in its Properties.

@Tania-Ghosh Oho... cool :)

I finally solved this mystery, so here is the answer for anyone else who has this problem.

My MIDI keyboard for some nonsensical reason outputs on multiple channels at once. This causes duplicate notes to be sent to HISE which causes the group counter to increase twice for each key press. So the solution is to filter the incoming MIDI channel in HISE preferences.

Are you testing the exported plugin with the same sine wave you used to test in HISE? In your previous version that didn't have this issue were you testing with the same sine wave and were you using IPP with that one?

@d-healey Thank you so much. This was a lot of help. I'll try to re-encode to monolith with a few different settings.

Okay quick followup in case anyone stumbles across this thread:

The download crash was fixed by adding Server.cleanFinishedDownloads() at the end of the update loop :)

@Christoph-Hart It looks like somehow I need to insert Parametric Curve Eq module between encoder and decoder because there are only one band filter nodes in scripnode and making full featured EQ in scriptnode is definitely not what I want :)

I have an idea is to split the signal on Mid and Side using decoder + ms_splitter + routing matrix nodes, then insert two Parametric Curve Eqs - one for Mid and one for Sides. And then add another sciptnode with encoder node. Basically I'm making the initial snippet but with scriptnode.

Just want to confirm if that possible with scriptnode and I'm thinking in the right vein.

@d-healey I was never able to work this out but I found an easy solution by just limiting the voices for each thing I want choked to 2 and putting them in their own sampler. Not the most realistic but it's all I can figure out for now.

I learn by tackling the problems before me, not necessarily by trying different things first. My main reason for switching to HISE is because I'm trying to build a drum sampler, not much else. Therefore any issues I have with building a sampler is something I HAVE to overcome because I'm not really trying to become a programmer or developer, just hoping to be able to create what's on my mind.

That all being said, I'm going to put this project on github once I'm finished building the UI so anyone else can use it as a starting block for their own drum sampler. Hopefully, more people working on it will help it become a really good starting template for others.

My hope for the future of HISE is to implement something along the lines of Kontakt's exclusive groups via UI not scripting because it's pretty useful to have.

@DabDab you use the index you generated

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How can I visualize waveform via Pitch envelope (Table)?

or something real time waveform change ?
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@Christoph-Hart seems solid!! Thanks so much for fixing this, massively appreciated 😎

@DanH Check the Eden Tools documentation, the instructions are in it.

You also need an iLok usb to sign the plugin.

Try in other DAWs.

@ulrik mate! thanks. I'm trying to do a panel that can be played with the mouse.
-Mouse X or Y change is note on.
-Drag is any modulation.

This is already achieved BUT...

I cannot make it work into a DAW because note-on is not received.
Modulation is mapped to a automatable parameter and it works.

this is a sketch I did

https://youtu.be/fU-qdx1oCro

@DanH Seems like a good idea to include that anyway, even if the permissions thing was working.

unless you can think of something better?!

Nag the JUCE developers to fix it :)

@Christoph-Hart Would it be complicated for you to add a property to allow dynamically choosing which Global Modulator Container to "read" from? I would like to control this in script and change it on runtime for the project I am working on.

Not being able to dynamically set the Global Modulator Container to read from is a rather big and annoying roadblock for me at the moment because I need to have multiple Global Modulator Containers (I need six LFO modulators, each with the ability to retrigger (or not) on MIDI note-ons (using a MidiMuter Midi Processor)), which is not compatible with the current global_mod node behaviour.

Another solution to my problem would be to have a parameter (that has to be dynamically changeable in script) in the LFO modulator that allows ignoring all (or some) MIDI events (the equivalent of having a MidiMuter, but without muting all MIDI events for everything else in the Global Modulator Container), resulting in the ability to individually retrigger (or not) on MIDI note-ons.
The trick with the legato mode and an out of range held note is not an option in my project, since I am exposing the legato parameter as a toggle button in the GUI (and I would rather not have users having to resort to this trick to fake a free running mode either).

@ustk Thanks for your efforts. Often, it's more interesting to learn what doesn't work, to inform of us what might be more interesting. Cheers.