Insertion / Removal is very fast, plus the underlying data type is float, so you can reference it as a Buffer object which is required if you need to pass uniform arrays to OpenGL.

Performance wise it should not be a big difference to the MidiList, but depending on the use case, it's simpler to use.

And If you right click on it in the ScriptWatchTable, you will see a custom data inspector which is also helpful during debugging.

@Lindon Reviving this old thread. Is combobox still the way forward for Arp / Sliderpack presets?

@ulrik I updated this app with:

search function (search in the constants names) favourites, and favourites collections (add & delete favourites and whole collection)

Maybe it can be handy when to copy colours from, when developing plugins/apps in Hise?

Maybe I'll implement a colour editor as well, I don't know..

If you want to try it out, here's the project:
Colour Constants

ColourConstants.gif

@iamlamprey said in Question for IamLamprey for NEAT Player:

Thank you @iamlamprey :) (y)

@ulrik very cool work and thanks a lot for advices!

Gotcha. Thanks a bunch!

A small update
Fixed some small glitches and implemented sound fx.
I also changed from using AudioLoopPlayers to Samplers, easier to work with.
game

@d-healey I can hardly wait David
Thanks :-)

Have you checked the develop branch? I migrated to JUCE 6 there so maybe this fix is already included? If not it would be good to migrate as it might be easier to merge it to JUCE 6 than to the old one from master.

@d-healey I posted on JUCE at the same time and didn’t remember I initially posted this in the Bug Reports section. This was intended for the General Questions.

ah just found drawNumberTag :)

The Workbench should be share-able as long as you include the necessary stuff in the Networks and CodeLibrary folders respective to the project

@MikeB https://forum.hise.audio/topic/3045/monophonic-envelopes-not-working/8?_=1627842061805
That is for the node file_player, I don't know about the Audio Loop Player module though...

I just checked and it behaves just as expected. The reverb of a hard panned signal is still going to be spread over the entire stereo field - that's just how diffusion works - there might be reverbs which under / overemphasize this effect, but this is not a bug.

And the signal is not MONO - slap a gonio meter on channel 3+4 to see the stereo field.