@modularsamples Awesome, ill check out the repo!

Im trying with the original way you described. I think Ive fried my brain. I cant for the life of me figure out how to script oninit functions to control scriptnode parameters. Im simply trying to use a button to change the xfade amount. Am I just going mad here?

EDIT: Indeed, I was going mad. I figured it out somehow lol

@musictop
I can't figure it out unfortunately! Would you be so kind to give a short usage example? I do not quite understand how to use it!

Many thanks.

@audiolyf That's awesome. I am happy to know that it was able to give you some clues and that you managed to get it going in the end. 😊

@Christoph-Hart I've solved the first issue and added 8, 12, and 16 bar options. I'll make a pull request later.

For the second issue it seems there isn't a TempoListener in the AudioLooper class. I tried adding getMainController()->addTempoListener(this); but I get an instant crash when adding a loop player. Any suggestions?

Here's a scripted workaround:

const alp = Synth.getChildSynth("audioLoopPlayer0"); const th = Engine.createTransportHandler(); th.setOnTempoChange(false, function(x) { var syncMode = alp.getAttribute(alp.SyncMode); alp.setAttribute(alp.SyncMode, syncMode); });

@d-healey its actually really fun to play with all the expressiveness

@oskarsh Command is Mac speak for the control key. If you press the control key while moving the knob it will do what you want the shift key to do.

@ustk thank's a lot!

Sharing a horizontal slider I sampled from my old Grundig radio:

frankbeat-horizontal-sliders.png

frankbeat-horizontal-sliders.zip

@Adam_G No because that issue is happening in a project without any scripting

@Christoph-Hart aha, very interesting, thank you I will give it a try now :)

EDIT - Works great, wish I posted this post in the morning lol!

While you're here did you see my post about the stock LFOs in FX Plugins not being quite tight?

@trillbilly build a simple project that demonstrates the behaviour...

@modularsamples ok will do, thanks!

@modularsamples I believe only two commands would be necessary. Something like .getWavetableCycleStage and .setWavetableCycleStage. With just those two it would be a simple few lines of code. I just don't know if they exist already with a different name or if there is another way to accomplish it, like with a synth timer or something. I've searched the API browser but didn't find a command that would be useful in this case. I don't know anything about Faust yet. I was waiting to see if someone in the forum knew how to script it before I requested the feature. I feel like this is an essential feature for any monosynth.
Thanks anyway.

all ok here. win 11, HISE 3.0.2 build 3650

@orange said in Calling multiple functions with delay on a Knob's Callback:

Especially watch out the Oversampling functions.

After doing tons of testing, I found that using the Engine.getMilliSecondsForSamples() function is one of the causes of the multi instance crashes.

I've used this after declaring the delay compensation with Engine.setLatencySamples() for compensating the delay with a simple gain's delay parameter when the Oversampling is off. So when the Oversampling is off, I am giving the exact sample delay (that we declared via delay compensation) with a Simple Gain unit like this: SimpleGain.setAttribute(SimpleGain.Delay, Engine.getMilliSecondsForSamples(4));

But it seems that method causes the crashes. Maybe getting the sample rate multiple times on a multi instance DAW project? I don't know.

Then I created a SN network like the below which converts the sample delay directly with converter, the crash is gone :) :

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Hmm… I'm still having trouble with this.

I have two Samplers: Bass Drum and Snare Drum, each of them routed to one stereo out on the master container like this:
routing-diagram.gif
And I added

ENABLE_ALL_PEAK_METERS=1 HISE_NUM_PLUGIN_CHANNELS=4

Within HISE (standalone) its working all fine, just as in David's video on making the mix mixer.

However, when I load the plugin (.vst3) into a VST instrument slot in Cubase, both channel pairs are available:
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But channels 3+4 are not putting out sound (and peak meters stay empty), so my Snare Drum is not playing back.

What am I missing? Is there some Projucer settings I might need to check?

You don't need to duplicate your code. Put the code that the three functions share into a separate inline function and call that from the laf functions. Then you just add the part that's different to the laf functions.

@Matt_SF

You'll have to set the envelope modulation intensity to unipolar (single arrow) :

Is it possible to script a button to change between Unipolar and Bipolar on either the LFO or Envelope?