There's also a cyclic reference checker which might fire if you do something weird in the script.

@d-healey said in Pitchwheel & Modwheel graphics &linking.:

pnlPitch.setValue(8192);

Excellent :folded_hands: That did the Job

@d-healey maybe adding a Base64 to the json: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7bwkys6D0E

Always use MIDI note numbers instead of letters. Different software uses different systems for letters + octave but MIDI notes are always the same.

For example some software will have C4 as middle C, others will use C3, but MIDI note 60 will always be middle C.

@Heizen78 Welcome to the club :-)
It's best to start with the early works of David on his channel.
They are all good and very helpful.

But FASTER!!!

@d-healey I missed it but I will check it out, thanks!

@ustk said in Mac Specifications:

I definitely should use a VM instead of a too annoying dual boot...

I was triple booting my previous Mac Mini but the new one only has a tiny unchangable ssd (128GB!) so I decided to go for bootcamp for Windows on an external drive and a virtual machine for GNU/Linux. But I think I'm going to move Windows into a VM too because it's a hassle to reboot the Mac and hold down ALT and hope that it decides to let me switch to Windows.

@Lindon Got the solution from @ulrik
**ULRIK** is Superb

@d-healey ah got you, thanks

I don't see anything in the API that could do this.

@d-healey yes I get you, I had to do this to make it work though:

const var Table1 = Content.getComponent("Table1"); const var LFOModulator1 = Synth.getModulator("LFOModulator1"); const var Table1Random = Synth.getTableProcessor("LFOModulator1"); inline function onRANDOMControl(component, value) { //local Table1 = LFOModulator1.asTableProcessor(); Table1Random.reset(0); Table1Random.setTablePoint(1, 1, 1, Math.random(), 0); Table1Random.setTablePoint(1, 0, 5, Math.random(), 0); Table1Random.addTablePoint(2, Math.random(), Math.random()); Table1Random.addTablePoint(2, Math.random(), Math.random()); Table1Random.addTablePoint(2, Math.random(), Math.random()); Table1Random.addTablePoint(2, Math.random(), Math.random()); Table1Random.addTablePoint(2, Math.random(), Math.random()); }; Content.getComponent("RANDOM").setControlCallback(onRANDOMControl);

@d-healey Thank you sir, Yes, you Right
I managed to Solve The Issue :)
I Moved The play/stop Command to the Other script. and this solved the issue.

But Came up with another issue :) LOL
will Post a Snippet after Getting my launch :)

@d-healey Ah thanks a lot Sir David :) :folded_hands:

@d-healey 🤣🤣🤣 This is what it is 😅

@Christoph-Hart Christoph, is therr any chance to achieve This, by scripting?
I really need this 😭

@Tania-Ghosh OOOPS!!