@skyscapeparadise said in Arp range controls:

@Lindon Were you able to implement an arpeggiator with a customizable note range? The clocksynced arp snippet is a little complex and I'm having trouble identifying the route to adapting it to interface with a project as easily as the older arpeggiator did. It would be awesome if there was a way to limit the notes to what is available in a given sample map.

Yes I did - the way I did it was.....

place one(or more) arpeggiators at the "top level" of my instrument...make each of them transmit notes on a specific channel - in my case 15 and 16....

place my "sound generators" in a container below this and add a script processor to the container....lets call it an arpFilter...in the script :

check if the incoming note channel = 15 or 16... <- its a note from an arp... if so is the note in the range set in the arpFilter <-- add a couple of sliders to set this range up if so play it else ignore it...

@Christoph-Hart if you mean like this then I'm not getting any modulation...

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Yup the files in the additional source code folder are used when exporting the plugin. You can safely delete all files in the nodes subfolder, they are recreated when you compile the FX dll.

docs:

whatever value is set as Index parameter will cause the childnode at the respective position to be processed while leaving the other child nodes unprocessed.

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A container that allows selective processing of its child nodes

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@d-healey noted! Thank You! 🙏

@DanH ah nice this will be useful for a current project I’m working on!

@Christoph-Hart someone recently released a framework for adding your own data, training on it and adding it to an LLM, which is much better than RAG which is very dependent on context size/accuracy performance, currently the leader here is Gemini but it's only benchmarked on recall (like recalling stuff from a book).

I'll see if I can find it.

But ultimately for this to be super useful, HISE would need to be completely scriptable, and then an agentic tool with Context7 might be able to get you some results.

Currently there's just no way around learning HISE.

@lijas90 I think this thread could help you

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/11218/making-button-flash-upon-mouseclick-and-midi-note/19?_=1737578349604

@twelvsquid This came up just the other day - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/12909/how-to-sign-and-authenticate-vst-and-au-plug-ins-for-mac

@d-healey In my experience, traditionally the term 'encode' means to convert from L/R to M/S and the term 'decode' means to convert from M/S to L/R.

So maybe it's the names of the modules that are wrong? Although I doubt that will get updated for legacy reasons.

Still confusing though! 😜

@d-healey worked perfectly! Thank you.

@Chazrox said in Slider issue:

@pcs800 Did u look into LAF for this? You can animate that slider cap still image with this easily. Lets say in your case you have the slider cap and the background image… import both images into your LAF function, draw the background image as still, then animate only the slider cap for current value. Its 2 parts (images) and 0 frames.

Start with a vertical slider, create a Laf, import your two images then use g.drawImage to use your images in your LAF. Im on my phone right now so when I get on the computer I can show you an example. It's pretty friggin simple.

Definitely this 👆

@pcs800 Sounds like you might be making it a lot harder than it needs to be.

@AlanTyner
What do you want that Melodyne doesn't already give you?

This sort of functionality is probably beyond the capabilities of HISE alone, you would need to bring in some C++.

Start by studying other pitch shifters, there are several on github. The closes I've seen to a Melodyne style one is Melonix.

@Christoph-Hart Thank you for the suggestion, I will try to edit them.

@Christoph-Hart I just went back and double checked. It is in fact in vertical mode.

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get value part

var y = a[3] - a[3] * obj.valueNormalized - (h + 4) + (h + 6) * obj.valueNormalized;

@Christoph-Hart Thank you for the clarification! 🙏

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@d-healey I imagine that works as well!