There's a bit more to it than that but not much. It just takes L and R inputs and a control parameter then performs a function on each input and sends them to the outputs.

If you're using a stateless function with a single parameter, you are exactly within the bounds of the math.expr node which does exactly this (not more and not less).

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A dynamic expression node that uses a SNEX math formula for processing the signal.

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@Dan-Korneff Great may take me a few weeks but if I go down this rabbit hole I will post any updates I make!

@DanH as modulator you can use either the key modulator for a table or the array modulator for a slider pack. On scripting you can do whatever you want with Message.geNoteNumber()

@d-healey Yes you're right, I guess the way the randomizer work made me think it was working.

And I totally agree, it's getting way better than before though. I was able to pull a lot of thing that worked surprisingly instantly, just with a weird script haha

@Dan-Korneff AWESOME exactly what I needed, thank you!

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 😲 😲 😲

@Lindon Awesome, thank you so much!

@d-healey Like I said it's not a HUGE requirement, I like to end some songs with a long fade guitar chord to transition into some other sections or whatever, I can always just max the Sustain and use volume automation before the amp :)

@Straticah

Antialiasing gets complex if you want to minimise oversampling.
You have to dig into the research and develop your own filters

@ulrik Thanks!

@Christoph-Hart Thanks!

As @ulrik said, I'm not sure there a relation between HISE_USE_EXTENDED_TEMPO_VALUES and the manual limit one can set. Though there might be a min/max range in Hz in the end, I can't see it

@griffinboy

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A class that manages callbacks for host playback events

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But that‘s just the script API if you want to use it on C++ there‘s a interface class for listening to this state too.

@Christoph-Hart
Uh oh! In that case I must be doing something badly because I'm getting worse aliasing than you, with more advanced interpolation 😂
I was getting it so bad I even tried windowed sinc AND oversampling.
Back to the drawing board then.

Edit: Fixed it, thanks that was helpful to know. I'm getting almost no visible aliasing now. I can probably back off it a bunch. No wonder I couldn't find any articles online about antialiasing samplers. I was surprised if it was such an issue xD

@Morphoice no there is no initial attack level (only the peak of the attack), for this you would use the intensity. If you‘re modulating the filter frequency, check the bipolar modulation chain this is much closer to how a analog synth modulates the filter.

@Christoph-Hart damn. Makes it really hard working on a long tree, I keep mixing up things and putting modifierts on the wrong nodes 😂😂