@Natanr seems to work ok for me - thanks for the warning tho..

@Natanr said in Connecting Parametric EQ >>> LFO?:

Hey Music Lovers
Wondering, Is There Any Tricks To Connect Or Route Parametric EQ To A LFO In A FX Plugin Scenario?

Any Help Is Much Appreciate

Filter module has Low Shelf, High Shelf, Peak, Biquad LP, Biquad HP types and each one can be modulated. You can add multiple filters (each one will be a band of the eq) and modulate them individually.

Ah yes, I stole that from the Ableton Delay...

@d-healey Thanks David, now that I understand the Hr1 compression process, I can get the file sizes right down, so will hapilly use the installer pop up...

@Christoph-Hart Ok thanks.

Ah yes the blame game. I love it especially if the opponent is Apple ;)

@musictop Wow! Why isn't this better documented?? This is super handy.

@DanH For distribution I will create installers for the plugins, but I wanted to make sure that I am using the correct things.

@DanH Ensemble sounds great so far , need to take another look at it and make sure its technically correct , its a Solina copy and I want to modify it so you can change between different circuits and choose a Polysix or any of the many Ensemble circuits.

I just compiled the latest scriptnode, no problem.
suddenly I just saw that my usb midi keyboard was not put on a midi channel so keeping it working ... beginner error ^^ thank you for your advice :)

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It limits the buffer size to the respective number. So if you use the fix16 node, the buffers are guaranteed to be never bigger than 16 samples (they might get smaller though if you have a buffer size that is not a multiple of the number).

This can be used to make a consistent modulation update frequency. The cables that you draw between modulation connections are updated once every buffer so if you run the plugin at 512 samples buffer size, these will get updated every 5.8ms which is way too high for certain applications like envelope followers etc.

The obvious solution is to switch to the frame nodes which gets you sample accurate modulation but of the cost of CPU usage, so depending on your use case, the fix## nodes get you a reasonable fast modulation update rate while keeping the CPU usage low (eg. a modulated filter cutoff that is smoothed doesn't need to be updated every sample, so a fix32 block is totally fine for this use case).

@d-healey

So I had no choice to create a new little hack in Hise to be able to get the CC Number that is attached to a Automated Parameter.

I will probably gonna need to send it to @Christoph-Hart and see if he wants to implement it in future Hise Releases :P

@d-healey I was hoping that wasn’t the case but, it’s understandable.

@pnyboer Hello, just a small info: Endless WAV is now available for Mac.

@hisefilo cool, will dive into this :)

New version should replace old version - test it and report back.