@MikeB maybe script it using

Engine.getCurrentUserPresetName() Engine.saveUserPreset(var presetName)

@d-healey Thank you, I will try that

@d-healey said in IR formats....:

@Lindon I'm not hearing any distortion when I use those IRs and a sine-wave gen. I did have to turn the wet down a bit with some of them to prevent clipping.
Do you have a couple of audio examples of what you're hearing in HISE (with distortion) and what you're hearing with another convo that doesn't have distortion? This way I'll have a better idea of what I should be listening for. It would be good if both demos are created with a sine gen so we can compare more easily.

I will ask him.

Now it should...

@Christoph-Hart It worked. Thank you.

Now all I need for a successful Sunday is an Arp Start/Stop button that works independently of Note On/Off.

Or a way to give a Note On/Off callback when a preset is called.

@DabDab There is no display buffer for this data type, at least not yet. So for the moment, the only way I can think of is to draw a dummy one in a panel. And if you want the ruler, it's easy to add. But if you want the ruler AND the dots, you'll need some math depending on the selected curve...

@Christoph-Hart BTW, it would be good to have the curve selector as parameter (after the more important things you already have of course :) )

@yall said in Whats New?:

is hise currently stable for commercial project

Has been for years.

Whats New?

I recommend you compile the develop branch and look around, or look through the git commit history, there is too much to list :)

Nah, that thing is beyond repair and just for the most simple applications. If you want more control over the tooltip, you can use this new method here:

https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/content/index.html#getcurrenttooltip

Nope, you have to go „graph“...

@ustk said in ScriptNode???:

@Christoph-Hart said in ScriptNode???:

...you can also create custom envelopes...

I'm not against an example :)

me neither....

@ulrik

Here is my test file.
This is for a drum machine

When you press the play button, the arp is started.
If you change the preset now the arp stops.
Although the state of the play button is saved.

The aim is to keep the arp running - even if the preset is changed.

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@d-healey Thanks David..... Flushed with success I'm downloading the tutorials now to dig deeper....

i found this but i dont know what to do with it lol

https://github.com/klangfreund/LUFSMeter

@d-healey Oh you're right! I will edit the title again..

@Giulio-Grassia said in Split some HISE output into mono:

Is this possible, even if having to custom code it a little?

Anything's possible with custom code, how little though I don't know. I think it should be possible without any custom code but I have no idea how to do it as it's not something I've ever explored.

@Lindon Yes I think so

@d-healey hmm, as I suspected - thanks I will look at the API when I get a chance...