@Christoph-Hart this is your code and it works great in the standalone Hise, this is only 6 channels but it should work for more I guess :)

// Bass side ---------------------------- inline function onOutBassControl(component, value) { // this variable checks if the output channel exists. local success = true; switch(value) { case 1: // Routes the first two input channels (= sine wave); // to the first to output channels matrix.addConnection(0, 0); matrix.addConnection(1, 1); break; case 2: // Routes the first two input channels // to the second stereo output matrix.addConnection(0, 2); // addConnection returns true if the connection could be added // if the host doesn't support multichannels, this returns false // and you can reset the connections to default later (see below) success = matrix.addConnection(1, 3); break; case 3: matrix.addConnection(0, 4); success = matrix.addConnection(1, 5); break; } if(!success) { // Reset to Channel 1+2 in case of an error matrix.addConnection(0, 0); matrix.addConnection(1, 1); } //SucessLabel.set("text", success ? "OK" : "Error"); }; Content.getComponent("OutBass").setControlCallback(onOutBassControl); // Treble side -------------------------------- inline function onOutTrebleControl(component, value) { // this variable checks if the output channel exists. local success = true; switch(value) { case 1: matrix.addConnection(2, 0); matrix.addConnection(3, 1); break; case 2: matrix.addConnection(2, 2); success = matrix.addConnection(3, 3); break; case 3: matrix.addConnection(2, 4); success = matrix.addConnection(3, 5); break; } if(!success) { matrix.addConnection(2, 0); matrix.addConnection(3, 1); } //SucessLabel.set("text", success ? "OK" : "Error"); }; Content.getComponent("OutTreble").setControlCallback(onOutTrebleControl);

@Christoph-Hart Should I do something similar when modulating a simple gain with a similar system?

Why not to grab the sample in a buffer and reverse it? Maybe not too much overhead if they are short enough?

@nouslou Try reinstalling xcpretty

@bthj Yes you can run HISE from the terminal - I have a video about it on YouTube. I can't remember where in the source code it is but should be easy to do a text search for it once you know the available commands.

@crd Yeah! Me too... But getting my head around shader code, in general, is nonetheless a bit of a challenge I find! 🤯

@d-healey I could send them one but I think I've put them through enough troubleshooting, they went back to the Kontakt versions 😂

@BWSounds I’ve found synthesiser groups to be unreliable with voice amounts but haven’t had time to investigate. Are you using unison?

@d-healey I wrap the node because otherwise I can't compile it to dll (it won't appear in the list).

And yes I'm trying to reduce the cpu usage of a more complex network.

@DanH ah a container.multi

@Christoph-Hart We only need MIDI , no audio , so can it be done via the MIDI fx plugin ?

What we need is to send a sysex stream for settings , LFO as CC and MIDI note as trigger.

Maybe @jonhallur can chime in here as he is the one doing the programming and has got the Standalone working.

@d-healey Friendly bump on this as we really need to to complete our plugin.
We are making a MIDI retrofit kit for vintage analog synths and we would like to ship it with an standalone app and plugin.
For this we need CC , midi note and Sysex.
We seem to have this working with the standalone but plugin not so much.

This would be amazing to have as a feature in HISE , not only for our kit but in general.

I've opened a github issue relating to the reference monolith problem when the sample maps have different amounts of RR groups.

@Matt_SF Can't believe I missed this, thanks!

@BWSounds declare a system level timer:

lookup:

myTimer = Engine.createTimerObject();

then create a timer call back:

look up:

myTimer.setTimerCallback(var callbackFunction)

in your button callback call the timer:

myTimer.startTimer(int intervalInMilliSeconds)

in the timer itself stop the timer...

@d-healey Thanks, The frame itself is eating part of the path, If I got it.

@christoph-hart -oh okay, all fine then nothing to see here, everyone back on their heads....

@bm_forum said in Tooltips:

Not sure how I managed that one,

I recommend using git for managing different versions of HISE as well as your own projects. It makes life much easier when switching between branches. (I have a couple of videos about it)