We solved this one. For anyone else wanting to know the answer, you have to set the knob mode to knob.

@orange oh ffs 😆 a single " was the wrong type of ".... Not sure how that got in there!

@Soundavid Thanks , will check out.

@d-healey Oh I get it. So when I transpose with this MIDI script it won't affect the sound quality with pitch shifting. Thank you so much!

@Casey-Kolb

The below WaveShaper Equation is the exact clone of the Hise Saturator & ShaperFX Saturation (except the AutoGain) section. You can use this with SNEX node.

The class location is here: JUCE Modules > hi_core > hi_core > UtilityClasses > Saturator

input = ((1.0 + ((2.0 * amount) / (1.0f - amount))) * input) /(1.0 + ((2.0 * amount) / (1.0f - amount)) * Math.abs(input));

@d-healey Thank you <3

@Christoph-Hart That's the cure, Thank you!

@dustbro I put the vst3 in a folder myPlugin.vst3 and also in that folder I put a text file called version.txt which I can read from HISE :)

@dustbro said in Creating an Installer on Mac - Can't access subfolders using Whitebox:

@Lindon i'll take a hat too.

well, Dave's in charge of merchandising, you'll have to take that up with him... 😊

@Christoph-Hart aaaaah awesome 👍

@d-healey That's wonderful and You're a genius mate! Thank you so much!

@d-healey said in Get note on from Keyboard hover?:

@d-healey my project is based on mouse interaction on UI for creating melodies and trigged notes. :( I guess I need to try some other approach

That's what I thought. As far as I know there is no MIDI output from a HISE plugin.

It this true @Christoph-Hart ? anyway to hardcode it???

thanks mates!!!

@d-healey said in Disable an option in a combobox:

@Lindon

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yeah I think "...2022" is actually a bit narrower than the time frame I've been stupid in....

@d-healey yeah, I tried fixing some autocomplete issues inside namespaces, but I failed miserably and broke other things.

I've reverted some changes and added a few minor improvements to the autocomplete popup.

@yall Welcome back. Good to see you. :)

@d-healey Some fonts are multiligual and since they are also including non-Latin char sets they use wider metrics. This may end up with different scaling on the different Operating systems. I see that issue especially on the Devanagari type fonts which means they may need to have larger vertical metrics than ordinary Latin fonts, due to stacking conjuncts and mark positioning. This issue also happens on the different web browsers too.

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Maybe getting the Latin-only versions of the fonts (if you use only Latin chars in your plugin) could help but I am not sure if it works for every font.

If it is a Google font, you can get Latin-only versions from the Google Webfont Helper here: https://google-webfonts-helper.herokuapp.com/fonts/poppins?subsets=latin