so I just add this snippet to my script and its working like a charm, how I duplicate this? I need to duplicate the scripts just changing the knob name or there's also another way, thanx, I want to replicate this in 12 channels
thanx
im asking because maybe I dont need to duplicate 12 times,

@alhug Yes sir, this is it, a BIG thank you!

@d-healey Inter works perfectly fine :)

this is the font i am using. I might need to switch to another font then. It seems the problem is in the font files. (only tested with 3 of their fonts)

still strange that bold works, medium works, but not bold + medium at the same time

@Straticah I don't think you can, without editing the HISE source.

@Straticah
No, the LFOs do not trigger notes. One LFO opens the amplifier and the other LFO defines the pitch that sounds.

If you want to trigger notes without Midi-In, you can use "Synth.playNote(NoteNumber, Velocity)". Note that you must also send a Note-Off command. This is then done with "Synth.noteOffByEventId()".

This allows you to trigger notes via script. David demonstrates this in his video, which is why I posted it. :-)

If you use this in combination with a timer, I think you can script an arpeggiator / sequencer.

@d-healey Works as it should, thank you so much :)

@bendurso 👍

@d-healey said in Content Type:

@Sampletekk Slider pack

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@Straticah I don't think it's possible without editing the HISE source code.

@AndreD Running Sonoma here and here's what works:

Building HISE itself is fine for me with Xcode 15 Building my projects does not work for me with Xc15, but does work with Xc14. I keep both on hand.

So overall Sonoma seems workable to me as long as you have Xc14 around.

Merry Christmas from wintery Canada 🙏🏽😎🎉

@iamlamprey try it and find out :)

Spoiler alert: Folded is an attribute :)

aiff, aif, xml. maybe dll

@elemen8t no you need to write code

@Dan-Korneff said in Decimally Accurate Sample Delay in Scriptnode:

I found that it does a bit more than smear the signal in my testing. Sub Sample interpolation creates a full on LPF.

Well, that's what I mean with smearing the signal :) The interpolation method will probably be responsible for it, as this is just using linear interpolation.

I've spent a few weeks researching and creating alternative algorithms from scratch and managed to implement two other interpolators that have a better amplitude response. Just kidding, they were lying around in the JUCE DSP module waiting to be used. I've also added the possibility of using delay lines in polyphonic contexts, so you can use it to detune your synth voices.

@hisefilo No. Even the thought of making all the properties customizable (because I know that this will be the follow up feature request) makes my brain hurt.

@Evan-Splash said in Warning Xcode 15:

I was able to run Xcode 14 on Sonoma using these instructions:

Download and unpack Xcode 14.3.1 ( https://xcodereleases.com/ ) Right click and select "Show Package Contents" Navigate to Contents Open the Info.plist file Alter CFBundleVersion from 21815 to 22265 Save change Right click Xcode 14.3.1 bundle and select "Open"

The vsti, au and app compile successfully in the HISE, but Logic Pro and Studio One crashes when trying to load the compiled plugin. The Standalone application also crashes.
True, this is my first time on a Mac and I’m not sure that it’s the combination of Xcode14 and Sonoma, maybe I’m making some stupid mistake, for example in the project settings.
Although the same project works fine on Windows.

As I thought... It was necessary to remove support for 32-bit versions of Mac OS in the project settings.
Now the compiled plugins and app launch and work correctly :)

@oskarsh thanks mate!!! working like a charm! The panel idea is great also. Thanks for your help :)