@MikeB Just wow! Thanks a lot :)
So easy but it seems to be perfect.

@Lindon Oh I got you.
"A Bus is like a virtual wire that's used to send audio signal from one channel strip (the source) to another (the destination). "
(https://www.macprovideo.com/article/logic-pro/how-to-best-use-bus-channels-in-logic-pro)
So this is why it's called BUS channels. Learned something new :D
This was my knowledge before:
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@Christoph-Hart Arff, that's what I was afraid of... But not a big problem though

@Lindon No Problem 👋🙂

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@Lindon said in FX Slots and Script Node.....:

some way to compile a scriptNode "network" into something that will then "just load" into a slot FX

That would be awesome :star-struck:

@Natan Dang it! The term "audiowaveform" triggered me..
I got zero exp with samplers in HISE so I can't help.

@Christoph-Hart

Is it possible we could have the granular processor as a module outside of scriptnode, like the sampler? I am hoping to release a plugin this year with this functionality.

@UrsBollhalder

Is it a particular IPP version that needs to be installed on Windows for it to work?

Yes - but don't ask me which one. Also you can use VS2019 if you're building the develop branch, but you might have a few more hoops to jump through.

@Natan Try it and see :)

@Natan I didn't make the same experience.
My plugin loads fine without and with presets with correct pitch.
Recompiled and tested with newest HISE version on win10.
But I still need to wait for time stretching for my purposes. :P

@d-healey reg eventID = -99; was already enough. - Thanks

Thank your sir

@d-healey
oh, makes sense

@Lindon I think the problem was he was using a different version of HISE to the source code version.

@MikeB Thanks for the hint! Knobman is awesome but I already use it :)
So are you still stuck with making an infinite knob?

@ulrik Yeah Give it A Try, It Works Just Fine Here.

I Guess you Used This Line:

g.addDropShadowFromAlpha(Colours.white, 10.0);

And Yeah That's Not Works, But This One Works:

g.drawDropShadow([0, 0, 100, 100],0XFF000000,20);

@d-healey Ok - Thanks