Not for this year, maybe next time :)

@orange thanks mate.

@Christoph-Hart I create a c++ class for what exactly? the frame2_block? Unsure what you mean

Yes, nice video that outlines the process pretty well.

You don't have to do the "wrap into network" step though, you can just create a network directly and set its AllowCompilation flag.

@callybeat The problem I had was with the knob regulating the intensity of the LFO that in the module goes from 0 to 1. It worked fine inside hise but not when I exported it. Doing it as the Parce from Colombia suggested, I got it :)
I'm exploring script fx and for effects plugin projects I think it's the best.
Thank you very much
Saludos

@orange Thanks man! Appreciate.

@DanH Yeah but you're better off using the drawPresetBrowserSearchBar function which also lets you draw the icon. I think it would be good to have a drawFavouriteButton function as well, then we could change the colour and opacity of the favourite button too, but changing the icon is a good start.

Yeah nice one Alessandro, thanks for spreading the word!

@d-healey indeed, thanks!

@ustk THANK YOU SO MUCH!

@argon If you can download the XML from the feed then you could parse it and display its contents. Never tried it though.

@Matt_SF thank you!! it worked :D

@d-healey Very informative, thank you!

@Matt_SF Thanks

@Soundavid I will check it out thank you!!!

@orange Well, then please send me the network, I'll check it out.

@Fortune All effects that have the j prefix are taken from the juce::dsp module. In this case it's that class:

Link Preview Image JUCE: dsp::Compressor< SampleType > Class Template Reference

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(docs.juce.com)

The standard "compressor" is the simple chunk dynamics suite from here:

Link Preview Image GitHub - music-dsp-collection/chunkware-simple-dynamics: Simple compressor, limiter, gate et.c by chunkware.com, originally posted on musicdsp.org, but lost until recently. This is the version of the source that ben-benvesco-com published.

Simple compressor, limiter, gate et.c by chunkware.com, originally posted on musicdsp.org, but lost until recently. This is the version of the source that ben-benvesco-com published. - music-dsp-collection/chunkware-simple-dynamics

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GitHub (github.com)

@Christoph-Hart I get it now, Thank you so much!