@Natan said in Macro Modulation Issue, Need Help:

@MikeB Thank Dear Mike :folded_hands: But Your Snippet Rejects The Connections Again.

The Only Solution I Found With Help From @d-healey Was to Store The Names In An Array And Call Them In obj.Text.
And It Works Just Fine :)

hey @Natan :) would you mind sharing an example of this? im having the same issue with macros and cant make it work :\

@gryphonsegg I got it. Just needed to se the index to 1

I'm sampling my stuff at multiple samplerates and then loading the appropriate IR according to the host samplerate.

@Matt_SF said in Plugin Parameter - global disable:

@Lindon take the lazy road : grab and store everything you need in an array or object. Write everything in a file. Include that file in your script 😜

thanks guys I'm taking the even lazier road - copy the project - do it there...it needs its own plugin name anyway...

@pushkin maybe post a snippet...

@ustk thanks!

@d-healey Hey David, yeah I did. But I already managed it to compile the plugin, just by changing the path in the juce_VST_Wrapper.cpp to an absolute path on my system.
Not an elegant solution, but worked for me. But nevertheless, I'd love to know, why it won't compile otherwise.
I tried to point to the VST3 SDK folder as well as the vst2.x folder inside it, none of them worked.
I also renamed the VST3 SDK folder, to VST3_SDK , because I thought, it might got something to do with the empty space in the directory name... didn't work either.

@Matt_SF ok great! Will do.

@ulrik @ustk Wow mates this is so interesting! thank you so much!
I think this should be added to the HISE source since is the expected behavior for arps. And maybe the KillNotes also as another hardcoded script processor.

@Lindon Thank you! That worked flawlessly.

@rzrsharpeprod Glad it worked for you :)

Okay well this just got - slightly strange......

Before I set off on the long haul through previous HISE commits trying to find one that worked I remembered I made one small change to the way this thing managed dry/wet signals - so I focused on that:

Here is the problem child, this innocent looking script node set up:

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-- yeah innocuous enough, its using 4 channels - but it works fine - and its set up to compile using 4 channels:

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So......

*If you compile this and run it in a HardCodedFX module - then it wont crash...

BUT:

if you include the module as is in its uncompiled state - crash every time....

-- so to be clear: runs perfectly in HISE, compiles perfectly - crashes PluginVal and wont load at all in Reaper...

@ulrik Thank you so much, you're right

@Jay see here:
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/7814/how-to-make-it/15

@Casmat After some looking, found that my btnPresetBrowserClose call in my load preset listener wasn't defined, works now!

@ustk @ulrik Thanks to both! Makes sense now! Did not know about the event.doubleClick function, pretty useful! I thought I might have to do some ugly timer stuff! 😆

Bump bump, still getting this issue

This has come up a few times recently - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/7805/save-preset-in-path

It's better if you give your threads more meaningful titles ;)

I made a little function to pull a file name from a url. Maybe something similar might work for you.

inline function extractFileName(string) { local fileName = string.split("/").pop(); // Extract the file name return fileName; }

@gryphonsegg the way ive always done it is per @d-healey tutorials so via combobox. the combobox value is saved in each preset so when you load the preset the combo box sets the loaded sample map. works well