Hi @Christoph-Hart, I could really use some help with this please :) When I now save a preset in an expansion it saves some sampleDropper data into the preset as though I've loaded my own audio into the sampler. For some reason being in an expansion triggers the custom sample callbacks and I can't see how to stop it... The result is the expansion sample map doesn't load as I think it's trying to load the custom audio in the sampler instead.

Thanks!

Coming back to this as I've never found a solution. My next/ previous preset buttons looks like this:

//PRESET BUTTONS inline function onPRESETNEXTControl(component, value) { if (value == 1) { Engine.loadNextUserPreset(false); } }; Content.getComponent("PRESETNEXT").setControlCallback(onPRESETNEXTControl); inline function onPRESETPREVControl(component, value) { if (value == 1) { Engine.loadPreviousUserPreset(false); } }; Content.getComponent("PRESETPREV").setControlCallback(onPRESETPREVControl);

However in an Expansion they don't load the expansion presets but go back to loading the 'factory' ones. It's almost like we need an

Engine.loadNextExpansionPreset(false);

Or some way of referring to the Expansions presets. Any ideas anyone?

@d-healey Thanks, @d-healey . Your video was very helpful in understanding a few things. I created a looping timer that plays a note at random intervals. I specify a range for the random interval.

Here is my script, which I put on the main Container holding a child synth noise generator.

**onInit** Synth.startTimer(3); **onNoteOn** function onNoteOn() { Message.ignoreEvent(true); // Isolate the synth by ignoring any MIDI notes coming in } **onTimer** function onTimer() { var RT = Math.randInt(10,20); Synth.stopTimer(); Synth.startTimer(RT); local ti = Synth.getTimerInterval(); Synth.playNote(38,127); Synth.addNoteOff(1,38,100000); Console.print("Current timer: " + ti); }

So, all of that works wonderfully for a single generator.

Here is the next challenge: I'd like to create several child synths in that main Container, each playing a different note and routed to a different matrix output. All notes should start and finish at the same time, thus getting the cue from the main Container timer.

How do I go about this, please?

BG CB transparent is not a bug. Transparent is not possible right now with out altering the source Code. How ever it will be a good feature request to have CB transparent BG.

@yall said in + 1 - 1 pitch:

@d-healey
I had done this which works but when you click on + or - it continues beyond the maximum +12 - 12 of Intensity.

Use modulo to loop back to 0 or use an if statement to limit the upper value.

@Matt_SF

Thanks I've got it now!

@Straticah I'll send you a pm

Thanks so much for the concise replies. Sounds to me, that if I outgrow Kontakt, which has always been challenging for me, this is the go-to site for creating my own instruments. It might be a wee bit above my pay grade, but still interests me a lot. It's such a fascinating science.
I mentioned that I had a question, and I will make a new post for it. I'll label it "VST that serves as MIDI Controller for Roland VK7 function". I hope it's not ill-related. Thanks again - 🎓 TheProf

@DanH should be good now.

@gorangrooves I'm glad it helped! :)

@d-healey figured it out... I had an issue with my system...

I SOLVED IT YAY it was under file vst3 global path had to delete where it was pointing

@Lindon omg of course, thank you!

@orange said in SVG Tips:

@DanH This is what I do in Adobe Illustrator:

Expand > Unite Paths > Make Compound Path > SVG Export to Projucer or Hise SVG Converter

SVG Export.gif

Thanks Buddy for the video, This is Exactly what i do.
Just Instead of using menus, Just Shortcuts :)

@DanH I Use Ai buddy, Just follow @orange Guides 👏 and youre all set👏🥃

Tip: you can Drag &Drop the SVG Files into the Projucer Window, No need to copy and Paste the Path, it will create the Hise Path, Automatically for you ⭐️

@Lindon Ok I think the metallic phasing sound is sort of fixed - there was a problem later in the audio chain... but its still showing up as a very slight delay.....

@Christoph-Hart Thanks for explaining that! Makes sense and good to know