@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.

@Natan I'm using last develop version. A snippet won't help much because it's not a script-related function, but here is the option you have to enable before compiling HISE :
ReadOnlyPresets.jpg.

Once done, just save your factory presets within HISE and they will be automatically set as 'Read-Only' when you compile your plugin.

@Natan Not compatible with the license I use for my libraries.

@d-healey Thank you, Sir David :) Very Nice

@MikeB I'm Using it On An Envelope, To Make Snappy Kick Sounds.
With Fast Attack, It Produce A Short Zap Sound

@d-healey said in Waveform Generator Sync 2nd Osc:

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..ah, sneaky... thanks.

@d-healey Anything sir?

Delete the samples and reimport them

@d-healey
Thank you for taking the time to look at this, I ended up figuring it out!

@d-healey Excellent, Thank You Sir David :)

@dustbro said in Linux Desktops and audio interfaces:

Have you tinkered with this OS?

Nope. But it's an Ubuntu derivative so it will be essentially the same as Linux Mint which I'm familiar with, and Debian which is my main OS.

For anyone coming from Windows who doesn't mind some proprietary bits I'd recommend Linux Mint with Cinnamon desktop environtment.