@d-healey Okay that's what I thought too, thanks David!

If you're importing images at double the resolution, the width and height should be even numbers. Do this at the source. If you know your strips and images will be scaled down by 50%, their dimensions should be divisible by 2.

Other than that, your best bet is to inspect things visually. Put the images in, set your target resolution and see how it looks. The designer is pretty much "what you see is what you get".

@DanH I tried several different combinations, some similar to what you shared.

I was aiming to control 3 table processors on 3 different filters with one GUI table. I found a few different ways of linking them but once I started playing a midi note, HISE would crash.

@d-healey nevermind figured it out! Originally i was using the gain fx with the velocity modulator as a separate fx on top of the sampler, didn't realise the sampler itself has it's own gain!

@kameron I haven't used this feature before so I can't attest to how it holds up for saving in presets and what it does to the original samplemap file, but my understanding is you need to use the Regex system

Here is a small snippet on how you would load it via a combobox but it would work the same with a knob:

const var Sampler1 = Synth.getSampler("Sampler1"); const var RootNoteComboBox = Content.addComboBox("RootNoteComboBox", 10, 10); const var notes = []; // Array of note names for a single octave const var noteNames = ["C", "C#", "D", "D#", "E", "F", "F#", "G", "G#", "A", "A#", "B"]; //Populate Combobox for (i = -2; i <= 8; i++) { for (n = 0; n < noteNames.length; n++) { notes.push(noteNames[n] + "::"+ i); } } RootNoteComboBox.set("items", notes.join("\n")); //Set the root note inline function onRootNoteComboBoxControl(component, value) { local comboValue = RootNoteComboBox.getValue(); for (s in Sampler1.createSelection(".")) { local R = (s.get(Sampler.Root)); s.set(Sampler.Root, comboValue); } Sampler1.setAttribute(Sampler.Root, comboValue); }; Content.getComponent("RootNoteComboBox").setControlCallback(onRootNoteComboBoxControl); HiseSnippet 1819.3oc0X1saaaCEGWJIZs1qcnsnWraF.g6tvAIMUJ9Sjzh5DmOPvZRMhSKFPWQghLcLWkIMjnxR1PtaOP6QXOL6AnuAamygxwxNtYoYscaFnLhjG9i+4gebHaqHU.ONVEYYm6fSGvsrukS6Sk5dM64KjV6rgkcdm8UJ8dJM2Z8SG3GGy6XYaO61X814lyh98tmttenuLfOpHKqWpDA7mI5KziJsUiuSDFtkeG9Ah9YrtbicBTxlpPUBnkYcbsF3G7V+i364ilMiik8WrYGgVE0V6q4wV1ystpyos6o9Iow9WJhEGFxwLdVsAPlh2RE1AULVpUydhvNsFNlisrrcZMxCLqwCbemcEcDmW9HOwcnJXiZQV+g8LiKuYGSddYkmaF4MEIYmQRyYjzccZGDIFnGUCpmuzYGolG00OX7oFisVy7p4bZp.Kj5k56+V9VQPlyaQwpttKxfj4WMe9qnYvLTrlcreDqse+Ag7HO1SXzxkkNhqSKqXggUV.ZynlLbUTSU+CUqqNAZ5vt0uSmgkVrvj1UXQlmK9uwnIAKhADu50ftdziXqEE4eJS0kpfIgEMwrtpHlOKVHOJjyTAZ+i4SPXOxNfRglP2Tn4CvzMnD5yMwjsnDJ+1TB84ZTB845ELhnkZPRHL6yHoen5j7nBJJfN3gKuJSvd7SX0g+tvBym+WxyfeT8Rnd2UYR1iGookB4xiz8fRQiQSMM.+QC8kFjD2q341+J4qYKvJrxJEVfIleUFY7Y4OKe9IcmKEy0EKHz79wf1Mr9QkPVrvOHKL+7z.oMWyz83rHnsjI4ExPgjy5lHCzBkjojSxEmKiTgECT8Gnjvr5hfWNLgiC0bgp.+PV.Z5KwBgQ7EzErBhpqHpgbjmIlIjmuTaofHN3bayC4jFJVXIPu4yA3S4uOfsXLBpXZiVB6EbPkKWLMvyV9hYDDZxYnS67dCrdMsNRbXhleYM6rLaefdt4vg+TVHOOBM0O0zOL7P3DthuWOI5Fxmwgil7bYQxeBSrrIqpa2oVWJMbi4zpFOEN5xZXQYR+C4QYmMQCgilF+7Nm2+4cYONNv3pxXnRtiTne9.t78cHsUp+EOaLUUfoZ5jw6jdx3Pmmk.NB7dNS5SsH0OJbyNMrdwNa3q8GxDvCc4.djVfiF6M3GCAuLm9lyYCd7a0pAjsoyuV123CSAm.9H67Pee5vO56Sk8qvmz9QqY9iYbZtxJOb47Me.8mMLolLaRoaYRMEssI0jYMSpIy5FLPpmAlGAyy.yif4Qv7Lv7HXdFXdDLOCLOBlGBykX4hnbIRtHHWjiKgwEo3RPbQFtDBWjfKBvHFRKFoPJgDhQGjLLpfDgQCjDHEXbMjmw3XH+B4VLdExoX7IjKw3QHGB4OJQ.Jg.JQ.Jg.Jg.JQ.Jg.JQ.Jg.JQ.Jg.Jg.JS.Ji.JS.Ji.Ji.JS.Ji.JS.Ji.JS.Ji.Ji.pP.pf.pP.pf.pf.pP.pf.pP.pf.pP.pf.pf.pR.ph.pR.ph.ph.pR.ph.pR.ph.pR.ph.ph.pQ.pg.pQ.pg.pg.pQ.pg.pQ.pg.pQ.pg.pg.pS.pi.pS.pi.pi.pS.pi.pS.pi.pS.pi.pakDyalDqU8w.l3lpYrt3UdfKao5fgSG+FX30NSq.NlZrq8f2YQFKzml8ZoeztV1UUh20okPGza5ZblonQ3DnOEZL8xr21Yytcg.liD3bNa88eZt4Z1t+aLc+8bZqgv18g6fkFCM8MECiy9w3ME6bkeSQqHdnxuSawOmwreuw5IfOJZ7R+sFTWsVeUhLSeMnQpx2mO.tNBLMmoM2rw96ucjJYvjs5cOkVTbPDDwGbEYq34RN3q0YGiMiTwwcggCwJNaUsRhNB8UiJYe9w7n3wKauj9v7sTxCw.y11PQuHliyuhfc8gK0bRVqodw8.eZNFdnEk2ah7KOQ9RSju7D4qLQ9pSju1n7FG5t9CvUF21YK+.Xw3osg6adgKYbiq1kL.Vs7gQeFKWWbz48iojwOIIiom69IIl4ElS4sZewmpmON2UaS3k+51+Gbr5Xu1M2PM1VfSUaJOF1tBkfZ7dvkv55mDpGV53GcrqRpFzSIEAiu4.VrezQ7nrZepCH3t9vdyQkb+F6COzvONyt6uswyf0j9Qium+CxW38A+x+oNe80NF4xvy6X+Sl29rtL6RCMN6UJz3Gc8d8CS9Y008UoALYPuGo+O977sbni3YXD4+sj59pDMDocXzNGHjXa3Z.A7rAFmAC1Zx6h4QA0lK6PY9S3WZkdCihhU5MrRqfgnfwV52zSJsmkKwPGzM9Bg3ygYWRGCW1.kDD46yhJ66GDodSf4cynVuIUBnRI8esZNmcw7LuIeiL7.UHd0aBBFG0EZ3xW2FV551vxW2FV451vpW2FV651v5+8MDuNwZIv6nLGlZYsaqMMK.s277EfyZ8W6aZTbB

**Edit: The nested for loops are bad procedure but if you are not using a combobox it won't matter anyways.

@WepaAudio Change it where you see it

@WepaAudio If you want to develop Audio plugins always go to Github and download the latest Develop branch, the n compile it using VS Studio or XCode to make HISE executable.
If you are new to HISE and if you want to give it a try, then install the pre built installer

For installer version you will get a check for update option. Use it to upgrade from previous version.

@d-healey This is the issue, I tried to do the same experiment adding two transposers to try to force the limit imposed by the Samplemap range. Mapping with a range +/- 48st works.
As usual: thanks for your patience, I was lost on something simple.

@WepaAudio You can't open another window but you can show/hide any UI component.

@d-healey 👍 Nice!

There's also the tutorial repo, some of the projects there might not work in the latest builds of HISE without tweaking though - https://github.com/christophhart/hise_tutorial

@d-healey Thanks David.

@DabDab thanx, as soon I finish my current plug in I will do,im almost done im afraid I mess things up.

@Lindon Well, if Microsoft had something like that to sign the installers at that price it would be great :) Licenses sold by resellers are much more expensive.

@Mighty23 This is the way to do it: https://forum.hise.audio/topic/3247/notarisation-for-dummies/93?_=1725385652914 The post from Orange is the most complete one I found. The only thing that is outdated is in point 5, you have to use notarytool instead of altool.

@clevername27 Thanks for the explanation. Your comment on the post helped me solve the memory management. Thanks again.

@clevername27 said in Huge Memory usage while building (big) instrument:

@Matt_SF You know a lot of developers would be proud of having huge memory and a big instrument. I'm not helpful.

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