@Oli-Ullmann said in Fontsize on preset names:

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Thanks! That worked great!

@weezycarter

create a knob of the right size for your UI. Export from knobman the png file of height, width as the knob of the UI.
2.1) try to use 101 frames, you can change it in knobman From the menu located on your right set the number of frames and upload the image in the images folder of your project, then upload it via HISE. Compile/Hit F5, you should have your knob that behaves like a fader and has the "skin" of the png you loaded.

@DanH totally agree, I just don't want to bother all the pro's with super simple stupid questions I can't figure out on my own... lol

@Noahdeetz this would be most excellent!

@Straticah Ask them what buffer size they are using. Ask if they have enabled align-tick lengths.

@NEST-acoustics oh sorry I thought you were talking one branch processed and the other just for the oscilloscope ☺

@Mighty23 said in I don't see some parameters from FAUST to Scriptnode:

Provide prompts that clearly outline your goal and your level of expertise. Guide the AI to steer clear of common pitfalls by specifying the libraries and functions you intend to use upfront. Keep in mind that the most frequent AI errors are related to signal routing rather than syntax. Therefore, describe the 'sequential composition' you aim to achieve, even if it seems like a minor or obvious detail to you.
Have it tackle one step at a time, avoiding the assignment of multiple tasks simultaneously. Once your questions are clarified or you've obtained a portion of code that satisfies you, start a new chat and move on to the next (sub)task.

Nice. I am using FAUST for the past 5-6 years. But I am curious to implement it with AI.

@DanH no the middle ground is to leave everything the way it is - but for all new label widgets to default to off.

@filipalex96 So you need to look at doing the multiband part in scriptnode, theres even a set of templates that use linkwitz riley filters to get you to a multiband solution....

@Oli-Ullmann said in How can I make a slider with bipolar appearance?:

@VirtualVirgin
This is a shorter version!

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Oh this is great! Thank you!

@aaronventure Wow that was easier than I thought it'd be!

@xander global cable.

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/globalcable/index.html

@d-healey Ohh ok. If you have a youtube video tutorial about it I'll track that down then.

@modularsamples thank you so much

@Oli-Ullmann This is very helpful. Thank you

@d-healey yes. but it is necessary. The sustain of the piano is fascinating and I would like to highlight it. Thank You

The sound of a piano without a sustain pedal and with a sustain pedal are 2 different sound dimensions of a piano. if we use only one - ok. but the sustained version is more important - especially if we are creating a piano for calm - slow - melancholic music.

it is bad if the sustain of the virtual piano has a BLOCKED STRING sample. (pedal down, the string unlocks)
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@d-healey Got it working, thankyou.

Obviously it has to go in the part of the code where the change happens...for whatever reason that basic concept had escaped me. Thanks again