@Lindon
Many Thanks, i try to put this code on it ;)

@d-healey it's all good, Many Thx 👏

@Christoph-Hart is implementing midi out functionality into HISE's vst instrument a difficult thing?
Just curious how complex this kind of thing is (not fishing for anything honest ☺ ).
I imagine that it's not a trivial thing to do...

@ustk thanks that was very helpful

Ok, so ...making 2 x knobSel knobs , each controlling separate arrays , works BUT.
When I place them on separate panels , set one to select impulse 1 and the other to select impulse 4 it does not switch between them when I switch panels .

Any thoughts on how to make it switch or am I going about this wrong ?

looks like I still need the panels/ Radio buttons to select which array I want to work with .
Not finding much on 2d Arrays on the forum.

@lalalandsynth

do you have the same problem ?

Yep

@lalalandsynth No. It is saved per plugin not per project.

@lalalandsynth You can combine with the property editor for min/max, but NOT for processorId/parameterId. You must remove them if using script callbacks. And everything that is set by script overwrite the parameter in the propety editor

In your case (because min is not 0) you need to add it to the total:

// Invert loPass Knob; const var loPassKnob = Content.getComponent("loPassKnob"); inline function onloPassKnobControl(component, value) { local index = ParametriqEQ.Freq + 1 * ParametriqEQ.BandOffset; ParametriqEQ.setAttribute(index, component.get("max") - value + component.get("min")); }; Content.getComponent("loPassKnob").setControlCallback(onloPassKnobControl);

Of course, the popup still displays the original Value of the knob, not the inverted one you made by script... For this, you have to create your own popup label.

Flipping the min/max would create some weird edge cases because it's checked in the Juce core.
Although, adding a button in the property editor to invert the value might be do-able, but I'm not Christoph :)

@myhomestudio - nope - if you think about it then thats a good thing.

Tanks everybody ;)
yes it's for quick testing because i find the plugin so far in folder, and too i would like to change the name of the plugin vst, is it possible after compiling it ?

@d-healey said in CLI for multiple export and deliver:

You need to make a script to do this. Take a look at the packaging scripts I added to the B3 library, or my Sofia Woodwinds library.

GNU/Linux and Mac both use Bash scripting, although they are a little different. Windows uses Batch scripting (might be possible to run a Bash script on Windows too but I've never tried).

Yep possible to use bash on windows - its what git does

I have the same problem, I want to make a pitch slider but it isn't working properly, is there any way to fix this?

@lalalandsynth I think the answer is:
It depends on your project, instrument or fx, and the gain staging you've made inside.
Most of the time a final level is enough

Any DAW that supports those formats. Pro-Tools only supports AAX.

It worked thank you!

@MacroMachines Also near the very end of the tutorial in the button setup, it doesn't really describe very well how to do the MuteRingOff script, it just says to insert a line in the onControl script, but then that line provided gives an error, we need to know to name the midi muter MuteRingOff, and then copy the script definition to the onInit, and then add that line, which still gives an error, it seems that it should be :

MuteRingOff.setAttribute(MuteRingOff.ignoreButton, !value);

instead of :

MuteRingOff.setAttribute(MuteRingOff.ScriptedParameters.ignoreButton, !value);

Yes please, that would be nice

@mybffjacob I don't know of any tutorials on this particular subject, and I'm not sure about granular capabilities (I'm not much of a synth guy).