@d-healey said in Trigger samples depending on CC numbers:

@Sampletekk You can do this in the controller callback. Just check the incoming controller number with Message.getControllerNumber() or the controller value with Message.getControllerValue() and perform the action you want.

Ok, so the solution is a script! No problems, just wondered if the where any settings in the sampler that did the same

@musictop said in Release samples:

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Thank you!

@d-healey Thank you!

answered my own question:

const var SineWaveGenerator1 = Synth.getChildSynth("Sine Wave Generator1"); SineWaveGenerator1.setAttribute(SineWaveGenerator1.UseFreqRatio, 1); SineWaveGenerator1.setAttribute(SineWaveGenerator1.CoarseFreqRatio, 20); // this can be higher than the GUI limited 16

@RastaChess said in AHDSR - How does one turn off the little "stage indicators"?:

I can't say I completely understand the code though. I get the part of converting from and to string, but I don't understand the "manipulate" part.

Not much manipulation in this code, actually, just ignoring some strings that paint the things you don’t want to paint 🎨

@Christoph-Hart working now. Thanks!

@iamlamprey either there or you can just call exportState() from a script, this will also give you the Base64 string.

@d-healey said in Keybed colouring....:

@Lindon Yeah (I assume we're talking about the white key at the end?)

sorry - yes we are... ok bug it is...

@Christoph-Hart !!!!

The topic is old, but if suddenly someone, like me, is looking for a solution to correctly switch presets with only 2 columns...
If you set 2 columns in the browser settings, then when you switch the next/previous preset, the browser will return to the category column. With three columns (default), the browser correctly displays the selected preset. Possibly a bad solution, but it works. Just reduce the ratio of the first column to zero if you only need to display 2.

"NumColumns": 3, "ColumnWidthRatio": [ 0.0, 0.5, 0.5 ],

@trillbilly said in Arp Note Length:

Hey Gang,
Im creating a drum plugin with randomization to an arp. All is working well except the Note Length. If I set them to 100 & then randomize the Step Count, they then go back to the default.

Can the Arp Note Length be set to 100 at all times?

You can (re)set the Note Length in your Step Count callback.

@RastaChess Since the oscillator does not output its "position" I can't think of a solution to give you anything else than its current level... So the second oscillator with a saw shape is exactly what I would have done despite the apparent funkyness...

Maybe it would be possible to add this as an output to the oscillator if it's useful for enough people, @Christoph-Hart ?

@bendurso Perhaps exploring the XML would shed light on any discrepancies between the two groups...

@kameron Are you dragging it onto a waveform control? If so you should be able to set that control to saveInPreset.

@Lindon Oh yes of course, the objects should be converted to paths at first...

@Sampletekk Showing and hiding panels (You place sliders or other things inside the panel, and then hide or show it). This is a tutorial from David:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_s7LTRz8pEc

@Christoph-Hart Does this look right? It's throwing a bunch of errors.

void MessageManager::Lock::exit() const noexcept { if (blockingMessage != nullptr) { { ScopedLock lock(blockingMessage->ownerCriticalSection); blockingMessage->owner.set(nullptr); } blockingMessage->releaseEvent.signal(); blockingMessage = nullptr; } const ScopeGuard scope{ [&] { blockingMessage = nullptr; } }; blockingMessage->stopWaiting(); if (!blockingMessage->wasAcquired()) return; if (auto* mm = MessageManager::instance) { jassert(mm->currentThreadHasLockedMessageManager()); mm->threadWithLock = {}; } }

EDIT: operator error. This works:

void MessageManager::Lock::exit() const noexcept { if (lockGained.compareAndSetBool (false, true)) { auto* mm = MessageManager::instance; jassert (mm == nullptr || mm->currentThreadHasLockedMessageManager()); lockGained.set (0); if (mm != nullptr) mm->threadWithLock = {}; if (blockingMessage != nullptr) { { ScopedLock lock(blockingMessage->ownerCriticalSection); blockingMessage->owner.set(nullptr); } blockingMessage->releaseEvent.signal(); blockingMessage = nullptr; } } }

Testing now

@d-healey said in How are samples played:

@Sampletekk Whatever you want

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Cool!