@d-healey Hey, thanks! Thats super cool and useful!

Thankyou guys, I should be able to get this to work when I get home and it will be more feature rich than I had originally planned so will end up being better in the long run.

Thanks again for your help @d-healey @Lindon @ulrik - it is much appreciated

@ustk said in Inverting a knob:

@Ender you already have value as callback's argument

So:

inline function onKnobControl(value) { local invVal = 1-value; Console.print(invVal); }

Hello @ustk ,

I just had to do some little adjustment to the function you wrote and everything works like i want :)

Thank you very much for your help!

Has anyone else gotten this error / know how to fix it? i just got a new m1 machine and started getting this error when ever i try to compile dsp networks. it works fine on my 2 other intel machines. im only getting this error on my new computer

@Christoph-Hart I've been working with @GUJIAN and we found the cause of the issue.

He's in China, and the great firewall blocks google.com. I believe this site/address is used behind the scenes by the function Server.isOnline()? So when he turns off his VPN he basically has to wait for the server call to timeout before he can do anything.

Is there some China friendly method that could be used for that call instead?

@Gudru Git pull then recompile

I got all the basics from https://www.learncpp.com/

@d-healey You know, I kept thinking "I wish there was a way to only have to compile the changes I made" during my many hours of waiting... Good to know that exists lol

Necroing this to update the information that these days you should use the soft_bypass node to wrap stuff you want to be able to bypass using a script.

@BWSounds The arp doesn't have volume, it's just a MIDI processor. You can set the velocity of each note it outputs and if you have a velocity mod on the sampler's gain then you will in effect be controlling the arps volume.

If you also want the original sample to play with a different gain then it's probably simplest to put that in a separate sampler.

@aaronventure cool! Thanks!

@Natan read up about substring...

@Gudru said in change slope of filter fx:

@ustk thank you! if i had ahdsr on one filter, would i need to duplicate everything on the other? would controlling one attack knob on the ui control all attacks on all filters, to get slope?

you dont get filter slope(dB drop off over 1 octave) from the envelope - you need as @ustk says place filters in series to get increased slopes - so a 6dB slope filter, followed by another = a 12dB filter etc.

If you have filters in series like this then you will need to manage each ones q and freq together along with all the modulators(if you are using envelopes say) again "together"

This might be a useful read;

Link Preview Image Cascading filters | EarLevel Engineering

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@bendurso You have to have saveInPreset enabled, but in your postcallback you check if it's an internal preset load (DAW value) or not.

@Lindon yup, you can get shorter keys, have to use software though, but not at all worth the hassle

Click yes to rewrite the batch file. Then show us the contents of that file.

You don't need to compile Rhapsody instruments though, just export them directly Export >> Export Project

Also you don't need to add your includes the Rhapsody boilerplate folder, just leave them in the Scripts folder (or a sub-folder of your choice). Not that it will hurt to put them in the boilerplate folder though.

@d-healey
oh man, im trippin... thanks