@ulrik ahhhhh thank you Ulrik. you sir are the man :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

@Lindon @d-healey

Thankyou both. I tried both methods and have come up with something that works.

I need to do a little rejigging of the samples once to get it working 100%.
That is a one time job and after that I can add new samplemaps without messing up my presets and having to manually reassign the samplemaps which is exactly what I wanted.

Thanks again, your help is much appreciated

@alfaholic Very new feature in HISE - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/7303/timestretching-pitchshifting/1?_=1694122564308

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@bendurso I also have a video about it on Patreon

Just a moment...

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@Casmat said in Making a Mono Mode:

I’m trying to recreate Vital’s mono mode on the “newest” voice setting

I'm not familiar with that

I’m guessing I wouldn’t be able to hold that much note numbers in midilists, right?

A MIDI list is just a fast array, so you can definitely use it for this. You just might need more than one.

I thought I took care of all the hanging notes, are there more I didn’t get?

I dunno, I didn't try it. I was responding to this question

And would this solve notes turning off when others are released?

I think to make sure all parameters are there you can throw a error if one of the mandatory parameters or values are not met.

The web debugger should do this for us (the Console should print out getX not defined) and there's no point duplicating this function as I would need to scan the entire JS code of the web content to search whether a function is called or not).

@d-healey :astonished_face: :astonished_face: :astonished_face: Never thought of using that with xml files!! Thanks Daviddddd!!!! I thought I'd have to put them in the file name haha!

Thinking more about it, it is probably my script-specific that I can't use this on noteOff.
This is probably because within noteOn, an artificial note is created to kill an existing note lasting note already present in noteOn callback. I think that's where the mismatch happens.

@d-healey yup, makes sense! Thanks!

The hr1 is not a monolith, it's an archive format that contains the monoliths. Are they using HISE's inbuilt sample installer that extracts the monoliths from the hr files?

@gorangrooves said in FL Studio midi problem:

@gorangrooves Found it. For anyone else looking, it is in:

top menu Options-> Audio Settings-> CPU-> Align Tick Lengths

Apologies I've only just seen this. Glad you found the setting though

@Christoph-Hart thanks!

@d-healey said in So I moved house - and forgot everything I knew....Mac HISE Build:

@Lindon https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/tree/develop/tools/faust

Thank you - exactly what I needed....

@ospfeigrp

.toString is your friend -

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@ericchesek Good thinking, it does appear to be that midi cc message(s).

After extensive testing, I think it may be a bug or at the very least a less than ideal behavior.

I downloaded some of the various Hise instruments that are linked on the main page of the Hise site as well as even bought a couple commercial releases that were made with hise.

It appears that if in the MIX tab <> Auto Select Automation Parameters <> is on, the behavior in the video posted above happens.

If you have that mode unchecked, it does not happen.

@d-healey thanks!

@d-healey That's the thing I think I may have to build something from scratch since I'm actually thinking of using a legato that uses the samples position and transfer that position into the samples that are being glided to.

@d-healey I forgot to say earlier but this worked like a charm. Thankyou for your help as it would have taken me forever to figure that out (if ever)