@goldee do it in scriptnode. set up a new filter for each band (check on here as to which filters are working properly there was a thread from @aaronventure on it), set each filter to the same external buffer display. Then on your UI set up a FilterDisplay floating tile for each band / filter and change the colours (via LAF if you want gradients).
The nodes you can do with the snippet above and a draggableFilterPanel floating tile...
@WepaAudio thanx, im in Mac m1, it seems some of the mono sounds not readable in hise, I use them in other stuff, I did a round robin with just the mono sounds and almost all work, I will try to combine the working ones with stereo and see, I will post result later, thanx
@Christoph-Hart@Lindon Can you guys share what the case is for polyphonic vs master ScriptNode? As I understand, if I want the effect applied independently to every voice, I go polyphonic — if it's like a buss thing, then it's master. (All of my ScriptNode stuff distorts after it's been compiled, and I'm trying to. figure it out. Everything is poly.)
@yall You don't have to compile your networks, but for more complicated networks it will make them more efficient. You'll also be able to load them as hardcoded effects which depending on your project might be desirable.
@meto396 I'm working on a wavetable project right now. If you want send me the sample that you're using the wavetable and I will see if its happening on my end.