@d-healey said in Programmatically scroll the viewport to a given element...:

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yep - that looks like it was it.. thanks again.

@d-navarra said in Sofia Woodwinds on github:

I thought I could start with an acoustic piano instead?

Go for it. When you're trying something new you'll build it more than once, it's all learning at this stage.

@d-navarra said in Sofia Woodwinds on github:

AHDSR - Reverb and velocity modulator are sufficient for a nice sounding acoustic piano or would you guys consider to use any other inbuilt fx?

It's your project, do what you want. Experiment to see what you like the sound of.

@d-navarra said in Sofia Woodwinds on github:

Since I'd like to use it as starting point and keep building on it

Don't do that. A piano is totally different to a flute which is different to a drum, etc. Build separate projects for each, using what you learned from the previous ones for the next. If you write clean modular code you'll be able to reuse it nicely in future projects - your first code will not be clean, so you should try and improve it with each iteration (I've been writing HISE code for 7 years and I'm still rewriting my code to improve it).

@d-navarra said in Sofia Woodwinds on github:

ould you guys link the envelops to the global modulator or directly link the parameters to some controls on the GUI?

I would decide this as I get into building the project and seeing what works and what is easiest to implement. Again, this is something you need to decide as you're going along. You should probably try both ways, and any others that you think of because - you're in the learning phase here, anything goes. You have my permission to fail repeatedly until you find the solution you want.

@meto396 I don't see anything wrong in that code. Make a new test project with one button and one panel and see if the issue occurs there.

@ally using per voice oversampling is hugely ineffective so it‘s deliberately deactivated.

You can enable a global oversampler with Engine.setMinimumSampleRate() if you need that but usually aliasing on the oscillator level should be fixed otherwise.

@d-healey I've restarted my Mac and now it works! thank you. this was a good That was a good tip with the floating window

Still crashing on my favourite OS in release builds

@Christoph-Hart Tested it, works perfectly here! 🙏🏻

@Christoph-Hart ty!

Clear the mod signal, connect the PMA output to an add node afterwards, then use a peak node to display the actual PMA value that is being sent out:

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From then on, use the external display buffer to visualize it however you like (or you can send it into a global_cable node instead of the peak signal if you don't need a continuous visualization).

@Lindon Okay, thank you! That's kind of what I'm doing but I guess the problem is I actually need the giant numbers because I'm working with exact integer ratios. I think I've found a better way of approaching the problem though, as I got it working with the smaller approximations and the behaviour wasn't quite what I wanted anyway.

@d-healey I figured it out, lol. The third parameter is an object that can be referred to using the "this" pointer.

@Christoph-Hart @clevername27 Well I remapped the samples and now it seems to be fine...

I think what happened is I didn't change the sample map, but I did change some of the samples and accidentally didn't keep the mic positions in sync so some samples were shorter than others, since I'd already mapped them HISE didn't complain about the length mismatch but it showed up as an issue once the monoliths were created.

@clevername27 thank you!

@Lindon You get an AudioFile object I believe, which has a loadFile function.

@Mighty23
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermodulation

@Christoph-Hart found the IPP standalone page on Intel's website, and guess what, the good folk of the internet have kept it thoroughly checked into the Wayback Machine over the past three years.

Here's the link to the IPP installer from last summer, as that's the one I know to be working without these shenannigans. At least until this gets sorted

https://registrationcenter-download.intel.com/akdlm/IRC_NAS/5b53016a-9182-4ac3-8aff-5a605825d090/w_ipp_oneapi_p_2021.8.0.46353_offline.exe