Working! Thanks!

@orange Thanks buddy, you are a genius

@orange thanks man, that works

@orange No, I'm using the same parameter to control Gain and Frequency, but is two different thing 1 is gain 1 is freq, the first set of frequencies work well, the problem is after adding the second set of frequencies.

But thanks man I can use this snippet you send me for a tilt plugin

@Christoph-Hart OK I tried your example code from the other thread on Glide (from 2017)-- and it isnt working correctly at all for me...it mostly not working at all to be honest.

In fact it also breaks any sustain processing as well... hmm this really needs addressing at a systemic level.

what would be simplest would be Synth.addPitchFadeFromTo(ID, startNote, endNote, time)

@d-healey Haha, beautiful, I didn't know you could do that, thanks!

I found the post

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/603/invert-polarity-of-sampler

Checkout the buttonPanel function at the top of my UIFactory library

https://github.com/davidhealey/HISE-Scripting-Framework/blob/master/libraries/uiFactory.js

@Jay Store the entered serial bumber, one parent directory up. In HISE this will be superweird but the compiled version will end up in your Company folder. To store and use one parent directory up, use ../ For example you need to modify your code like that:

Engine.dumpAsJSON(data, "../../ProductRegistrationInfo.js"); Engine.loadFromJSON("../../ProductRegistrationInfo.js");

With this way, all of the plugins that have same company name will be able to use same serial numbers.

Cheers ;)

@d-healey Thanks buddy, that's exactly what I want it

@Jay haha...I never thought to try it. Assumed it was broken. Appreciated

I just registered hisehub.com for my own purposes, Once it propagates i am going to take those blog posts in the forum and put them in a developer blog on the site ;)

That worked. :-) Thank you.

There are two ways. The first is to add a script that has a knob that controls the volume of the sampler, then link the knob on your interface to this knob using the interface designer. The second is to use a simple gain module instead of controlling the sampler's volume directly, this also has the advantage that changing the volume during playback won't cause unwanted noises - again you need to link the knob on your interface to the module via the interface designer.

Another loop feature that would be useful is the ability to set the number of times the loop will be played after which the rest of the sample will play

@Christoph-Hart said in No Exporting the IR:

Engine.loadAllAudioFilesIntoPool()

note - if you're looking for this, this is now called:

Engine.loadAudioFilesIntoPool()