@d-healey Ah nice!

@DanH

inline function changeFreq(value) { FREQ.setValue(value); // will work // FREQ.setValue(freqCable.getValue()); // will work too }

Server.StatusOK is just 200 which is the official HTTP response code for "everything alright buddy, you're doing great, that's a fabulous request you've made here!"

@Dan-Korneff thanks for this - I'm probably giving the impression I'm/he is wedded to the 3d thing - we're not - it just has to look like one of his old effects units...

@Christoph-Hart Okay.

just compile the AAX libraries, put them in the SDK folder and export as AAX plugin, then you're good.

@ustk This work like a charm, Thank Bro again!

@ustk said in Wavetable question:

@DanH The mod_matrix branch will soon be merged into develop, bringing a whole lot of new delicacies 🍰

You're not kidding. Look at that commit page. Yum!

@DabDab Looks like a corrupted file to me, check the samplemap XML. You can definitely load more than 56 samples.

@d-healey
thanks,
i did, this and its working!

const var presetHandler = Engine.createUserPresetHandler(); presetHandler.setPostCallback(function() { rootnoteKNOB.changed(); });

@rzrsharpeprod
Just in case anybody stumbles across this thread in search of a solution to a similar problem I have figured it out.

I was calling it using a callback so it actually wasn't working at all.
What I had mistake for a preset loading an EQ was just how I had left the default in HISE when I exported.

Once I took it out of the callback and called it on its own it worked fine - both the default/saved in the presets that I made in HISE and any changes in DAW were retained in that project when reloading it. Happy days...

@Christoph-Hart Ok, I've got it working in the Snippet.

In another project, Im using a Global Modulator to build the Network. Does this matter? I've got my project set with 4 Stereo Channels yet I can only get 1 to show in the Network.

EDIT: I decided to not be lazy and just try it. It seems that was the issue. Switching to Script FX or Global Modulator works.

@d-healey Sometimes I just need to be informed Im an idiot. Thanks.

@d-healey Thank Bro

@gryphonsegg as David said in the post above

MyComboBox.set("items", ["Piano", "Flute"]);

will not work.

The items in a combobox is a string with a line break after each item like this were \n is the line break

MyComboBox.set("items", "Piano\nFlute");

that is a bit cumbersome to write if you have a lot of items so, often you write them in an array but then you have to use .join to assemble them together to a string like this

MyComboBox.set("items", ["Piano", "Flute"].join("\n"));

@ustk I am going to try it on another project. I found the drop downs for what I needed but I will try this code only soon and I will let you know. You guys rock. Thank you so much.

@gryphonsegg Please don't make multiple threads for the same question ;)

@gryphonsegg Yeah it's probably changed, that video is quite old now and HISE progresses fast.

@Lindon Ya, This worked better in the end