@Lindon Hmm I just tried it but I get the same message about it not being an app

@DabDab said in Why does it works with one knob, but not the other...???:

const var DefaultEnvelope1 = Synth.getModulator("DefaultEnvelope1");

Woohoo! Not so easy for an old Cobol programmer, but I'll get there! Thanks a million!

@aaronventure There's no reason to use the MKL library. If you're doing fluid simulation for a car engine, then you might get some mileage out of the library, but for our use case it's not particular interesting.

@Sampletekk said in Knob control:

Script it will be!

It has been asked several times in this forum before, you can easily see it with a little research.

Here is the scripted version:

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@d-healey oh i like that, it also fixes that a button can be turned off when selected. Thank you.

@Gabor-K Were you ever able to find this version of the SDK? I've been searching all over for it.

@WepaAudio that code doesn't do anything, there must be more. Did you write it?

@yall HISE can't be used to create a plugin host.

@d-healey Great Thank you sir :) 🙏

@Christoph-Hart yeah for sure, i've already got the residue samples as a backup in case it doesn't work out 😋

let's just say in theory the synthesis route can sound close enough, it would then be really easy to build up things like randomization/infinite round robins, as well as expose some of the synth parameters to the end user to adjust the timbre in some arbitrary ways

i'll stick to simpler sounds at first like plucked/percussive versus something like a legato string library for obvious reasons

@d-healey
ahh ok, i'll try that. Thanks

@d-healey Sweet. You are very welcome. Even if you decide to make your own (to suit your plugins) at some point, this should help the process be quicker. 😁

@DanH Unfortunately that does not do the trick. I had wondered and tried that myself.

I stumbled upon this one after having reset my mac. Since I've installed ProTools beforehand, the folder @Lindon was talking about was already there, but I was still facing the unable to create directory error.

I used the

chmod 777 Macintosh\ HD/Library/Application\ Support/Avid/Audio/Plug-Ins

command to grant this folder writing permissions and it solved the issue.

I'm leaving this here in case someone stumbles upon this one too.