@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

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/transporthandler/index.html#isnonrealtime

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 😂😂

@Christoph-Hart said in Global Send receive nodes....:

Just use a split node, put multiple receive nodes in there, BAM, multiple sources at the same target.

exactly what I'm doing....

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This version reproduces the view of the proset browser with 3 viewports. It is still an embryonic example but it solves the topic of the post.

@Lindon @orange Then I shouldn't worry about it :) Thanks

@HISEnberg said in text Scaling differently across OS:

@orange @d-healey Thanks I see, I am using Latin-strict fonts but the issue persists. Luckily it is just a few labels that have this issue so I will just resize them for each OS but this is good information to have.

If I recall correctly there is the issue that mac pixels are square and Windows they are rectangles... so right down at the lowest possible level of display - they are different - so you need to compensate for the OS (or in this case hardware) in your code..

@ulrik Yep, I noticed an issue when I played 6 monophonic Waveform Generators and it used 36 voices 😮

@Christoph-Hart Ah well, we tried 🤣

I (hopefully) made the question moot anyway by adding semitones to the Waveform Generator.

@Christoph-Hart I spend all my dev time in VS Code writing Ruby On Rails apps so I know it very well. I don't want to learn a new IDE just for tinkering with the HISE code.

I used VS Code successfully when adding some features to the Synthstrom Deluge community firmware. So I know it can deal with a complex C++ project quite easily. I'll check to see if there are any config files I can adapt.

@Mighty23 Yes dynamically changing the properties of the Preset Browser Floating Tile works.
I use this technique for changing the mode between the dropdown preset browser and the large preset browser.

Basically, the preset browser in these two images is the same. Properties are changed dynamically.

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@marcrex definitely do-able

https://avamusicgroup.com/products/elitist-loop

@griffinboy that's the issue with the UI timers, they're not consistent and having them go too fast clogs up the message thread on something like M1 air.

It should definitely be possible, there have been plugins around since forever that do this, so JUCE must have some sort of native functionality which lets you get away from the timer method.

@Christoph-Hart since the plotter can already natively pull from a modulator, is it possible to make it pull from an external buffer instead for a smoother performance?