@Matt_SF yes, the samplers would be great, but I've been having issues getting them to save sample and loop start/end times correctly. The loopers were my workaround for this. Now I don't have loop xfade so I guess I must choose my battles lol

@d-healey I've used the oneAPI installer for IPP and managed to build a clean HISE project with it. Interestingly the installer size between the offline (1.2gb) and the oneAPI (950mb) is quite different.

Thanks alot for the help! I will note that solution down!

@Christoph-Hart Is there a way to make the floating tile keyboard's channel omni?

@Matt_SF Awesome! Thanks!

@Matt_SF Thank you so much!

@d-healey Than you David, first I will listen to your advice and try to change my gui if possible. If I can't do it I will ask for help.

@DanH Thank you.

@Christoph-Hart

Can you compile the effect as stereo version and then use 4 of them?

Not easily. We are using 6 instances of the effects and we already have an effect slot structure in place using 5 hardcoded effects (one per slot), of which only one is poly.

@Lindon thanks so much for the point in the right direction!

@mehmethand you can combine laf + images :

const knobImage = Content.createLocalLookAndFeel(); knobImage.loadImage("{PROJECT_FOLDER}image.png", "img"); knobImage.registerFunction("drawRotarySlider", function(g, obj) { var a = obj.area; var offset = 100.0; // size of 1 image in px g.drawImage("img", a, 0, Engine.doubleToString(obj.value*100.0*offset, 2)); });

Although it only works with linear values. If you use non-linear knob modes, it gets messed up.

Coming back to this, it seems the issue is simpler than I thought and nothing to do with tempo modulation..

A simple tempo_sync node connected to a modulator in Logic, will cause the following unexpected behaviour:

On load the plugin works Pressing play, or arming the track disables the modulator Creating, or selecting a new track will start the modulator again

This video might explain it better than I can..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u669EdS1AG4

@Christoph-Hart said in SNEX & JSON:

If it's ten's of thousands of float numbers, you can write the data as audio file

Is this also appropriate for multidimensional arrays? [[a, b, c], [d, e, f]]

Edit: ah could I pass an sfz instead of wav for more complex data?

Edit edit: Okay I can just have multiple audio files :) easy

@johnmike The error is telling you that you don't have an effect called "Input" in your project.

@trillbilly Luckily, I only had to delete Comboboxes and add again manually. All is well.

@JL-LV Needs to be fixed in the HISE source, this isn't something you can do through scripting as far as I know.

@argon I do this as well I ALWAYS clean the build folder and make sure I choose the right option when building but the issue persists.

My computer does not seem to recognize what and where the new build is and where it should be placed.

Whats weirder is that in the jucer file, ive tested by specifying a custom path for my builds to go to after compiling, and sometimes it works....and sometimes it doesnt....

@UrsBollhalder Right click ;)