@Fortune The source code is exactly the same for those 2 modules

@Lindon I see, thanks a bunch.

@GUJIAN That's a big question. Why are you using that script instead of the built in legato?

@Tania-Ghosh you can't make a peak meter with just a timer.
A timer checks the signal (in fact a hise peak meter) every 30ms for instance, which means every 1440 samples at 48khz. Even if the measured signal is already smoothed out or dampened in the Hise meters, you'll miss a lot of information in between. Think if the peak happened between 2 measures, the meter you are measuring is already falling, giving you nothing about the peak that caused it to raise.
I have never made a peak meter myself, but I'm pretty sure you need to directly analyse every samples to be sure you detect the culprit. Then displaying it is another matter.

EDIT: I forgot to mention that a peak can actually lie between two samples up to 3db above!
Wich makes a sample peak detection not yet a true peak detector... (this is partly why I'd like to be able to pass in arrays between interface and SNEX / Scriptnode graphs in both directions)

Shame that there's no way to access the Scalefactor attribute within the floating tile ☹

This is currently under construction, but if it's ready it will of course be embedded into the plugin like any other audio file resource (and if you don't use an external slot, it will embed the audio data directly into the code).

The gain operates on the incoming signal so you need to split the signal and move the gain and file player in a separate split child.

@Rudra-Ghosh Great.. thanks ! :)

I thought I had 128 frames but the export started at frame 0 so 'ive 129 frames. Noob error, problem solved. Thanks

@Dalart said in Minimum height for a virtual instrument:

I never noticed or even seen this before, where does it show this ?

if you create an instrument that uses samples, and you set the UI height less than 500 pixels, when the end user comes to install the samples the sample install dialog does not show correctly...

@d-healey ahh i mean that i can't use Loop Player :D

@orange @d-healey yup, pretty certain its the Shape FX causing it. I was trying to script it on / off when switching presets as I thought my preset buttons were Momentary, but they weren't so that's gone out the window! Was thinking a timer perhaps?

@Tania-Ghosh said in How to Mix Two Samplers like Two VCO OSCs:

@Lindon How can I convert it to log ? From API I have found Math.log(var value)

SimpleGain1.setAttribute(SimpleGain1.Gain,Math.log(1-value)); SimpleGain2.setAttribute(SimpleGain2.Gain,Math.log(value));

Something like this??

Somethingn like that yes - try using

Console.print() to see what values you are getting - and then adjust to suit your requirements.

@Christoph-Hart said in iPad Build:

Oh, I haven't build iOS for a long time :)

The library that powers SNEX (asmjit, a x86 assembly code generator) does not support ARM (also Apple prevents the execution of JIT compiled code on iOS anyway), so I need to make sure it's excluded from compilation if you try to export to iOS.

Is this supposed to function in Scriptnode 2020-08-20? I got an issue with ARM, like so:

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In the details you can see:

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And the folder /arm/armoperand.h is nowhere to be found on my system nor in the latest scriptnode in git:

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Beside /core/, supposedly we should find the /arm/ folder. Is there a fix? I´m trying to export to an iPad Air (1st gen).

@Christoph-Hart Very cool Thanks!

I don't use scriptnode. So when I try Routing matrix example like described above, there shouldn't be any crashes (because of some non-connected slots of Routing matrix) in Daw, right?

Or is it possible with Script FX (not Scriptnode)?

Very nice indeed!

@Christoph-Hart Haha I hadn't clicked it until now 😱