@Christoph-Hart
Okay, I got it. I had to name the Matrix Modulator according to the matrixTargetId of my slider. Then it works...

@paper_lung this module has a super exotic use case (and I'll probably remove it again with the next cleanup round) - it will decompose the audio file you load into noise & sinusoidal parts and then use granular synthesis to play the noise part.

The sole purpose of this module is to complement the wavetable synthesiser - when you load an audio file into the wavetable synthesiser, you loose all non-harmonic content at the resynthesing stage. In order to "migitage" this, you can:

Add this as FX to the wavetable synthesiser Load the same audio file as the wavetable synthesiser (link the audio file slots for this) Adjust the parameters to get the best sound. depends on the source Sync the Position to the table index of the wavetable synthesiser (this is why you have the two modulation slots).

I toyed around with some samples from a flute and other wind instruments and it managed to recreate the noise part (breath noises, etc) quite Okish, but

@d-healey Awesome, thanks a lot!

I asked the Bungee developer about pricing for the proprietary version. It's very reasonable and I think most professional developers would have no problem with it.

So if it's implemented in HISE and it's like flicking a switch to select the free or proprietary algorithm I think it's a good call.

@Sampletekk Yeah sometimes cleaning the build folder and wiping out some old files solves this kind of thing, always a good move to try.

@Christoph-Hart
If I don't connect the “value” parameter of the Matrix Modulator via the ‘processorId’ and “parameterId” of the Property Editor, but instead control the value via the callback function of the slider, is the modulation still sample accurate and polyphonic, or do I have to establish the connection via the Property Editor?

@aaronventure said in Quick F5 tip for Mac users:

@d-healey Hold Shift while typing to amplify my anger.

Exactly this! Left pinky on the SHIFT and hammer those keys! 😂

Same on iOS. Instead of double-tapping the shift key to lock it, I shift uppercase every character, just so it makes me more angry! 😜

@d-healey said in MIDI player laggy:

Yeah that's what I meant by he might get invalid values, because he wants to check "if something exists" not if it's true or false - or at least that's what I got from the statement.

Yeah, true (no pun intended). To check if something is defined I'd always use isDefined() because it's more readable and explicit.

But I do use !! a lot in other places because it's so consistent in what it returns.

And !! does return false for undefined, for reference.

Console.print(isDefined(somethingUndefined)); // 0 Console.print(!!somethingUndefined); // 0

Cool just to confirm for anyone else who ends up here, it does indeed work with the file_player in scriptnode

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@Christoph-Hart A bit of context.

Thanks to the new CB, we can now drag to a panel, which makes the knobs to appears. It's working nicely.

But since the knobs are now modulated, their respective CBs are called by the modulation, causing the panel to update... Is that normal/intended behaviour?

@resonant You the Best!! Thank you

@d-healey wont open, i'll try tonight though, but the code is the same

@Mighty23 Oh of course... that's probably because your snippet does not include the dll so the ranges are messed up on my side...

@ustk @griffinboy are right the scripting portion doesn’t work for realtime. I’ve recently worked on something similar to this, you can perform the FFT analysis in a C++ node then broadcast the values to HISE using global cables.

@Bicrome the issue is your air windows nodes. Whenever you update HISE you need to recompile any nodes you are using as well. If you have air windows inside of scriptnode networks it will fail initially. You need to compile the air windows nodes first, then do another round of compiling the scriptnode networks that contain them.

@modularsamples Nice, thanks for the details.

I think I’m going to get a decent Intel computer to compile for Windows and Linux x86—it’ll be easier, hehe.

@d-healey That did the trick! Thanks!

@d-healey oh wow, so simple thanks David!