@Natanr nope :( just dropped the feature since can't get it working properly

@d-healey Ahhh I see. Cheers dude.

@ustk that's what I meant by simple reverberation

@TNTHM this is done with a vector knob

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@d-healey Sweet, Thank you!

@Christoph-Hart That'll do it! :) Cheers dude.

@d-healey Looks like

if (value == 6)

was the answer! Thanks mate. All working now.

I even went one step further and now have the floating tile made invisible when 'custom' is selected. I'm proud of that small win there :)

I had a feeling it was so. I think I might have found a way by installing the original Lottie IOS library as a package dependency (https://github.com/airbnb/lottie-ios)

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Not sure if you might have to change something on your rLottie integration for it to work with this version, but either way, I am happy to test a build if you think its a good idea.

Ok, to hide the popup, you need to comment out line 130 in FrontentBar.cpp file (PresetHandler::showMessageWindow("Sample Folder changed).

The "The sample directory does not exist" text can be changed by editing line 197 in ModulatorSamplerData.cpp (the one below "sampler->getMainController()->sendOverlayMessage(DeactiveOverlay::State::CustomErrorMessage,").

Hope this helps somebody! :-)

I made a little progress https://forum.hise.audio/topic/2002/multi-input-for-sidechain-ducking/4 Its a start, still dont know if its possible, But maybe we get can some peeps to work together.

Yep I've updated the template, I also enabled JACK on Linux builds because for some reason it's disabled by default in the generated jucer files. I also replaced floorf and fmodf with the non f versions. I'd make a pull request but the line endings have struck again and messed up my local git with tons of extra additions and deletions. So I'll have to clean that up first.

bump bump

@clumsybear If you want to remove your own bypass, it's not a problem then, because the DAW bypass will work anyway

The only case (for what I see at least) where it's cool to have your own bypassed is on interfaces based on real hardware where you find the on/off or bypass. You can also switch the light of a VU meter for instance. This is the only case scenario (but very common) where having a bypass on the GUI is of importance. And in the scenario, being able to link with the DAW bypass makes sense. For all other cases, the DAW bypass is enough IMHO.

@dustbro it's appreciated!

@clumsybear v.5.4.3

@d-healey said in Connecting a knob to a timer:

@ustk Timer runs in the audio callback unless deferred.

Ooops sorry, that's even worse then, dropouts ahead! ☺

@TNTHM try Knob1.setValue(some value here)

Dont forget to add

Knob1.changed()

@d-healey Damn, I remember now. Same as yesterday haha. Hopefully, I remember it this time! Thanks, mate. Fixed :)

Ok, thank you :-)