Yes but for this use case there is the polyshaper which shapes the waveform on voice level and allows modulation.

Try it on a sine wave generator. You can get some really nice sounds out of it.

I do not know if it's the same thing. It is in the parameters under the name of "ui zoom factor".

@d-healey Thanks! I've been diving into the Interface Editor for the last couple days and am pretty happy with what I'm able to accomplish. And the linking widgets to parameter id's is a breeze.

But there are still some things I'll have to script and I'm unsure about how to go about it. For instance, say I setup a knob called "randomPitch" in the interface. I assign the processor id to "detuneRandom" (a Random Modulator in a pitch modulation module in the sampler container). I then assign the parameter id to "Intensity". Works. Great! But I don't want the knob to be able to go all the way 12. ;) This knob is for a chorus-y detuned effect, so I really only want it to have a range of +/- 50 cents. Well, I can sort of do this in the component specific properties by setting the "Max" field to .041 (1/24), but then the smallest step size available is .01....so not enough resolution for this type of control. So, I tried a little scripting. I put this in the onControl callback:

if(number==randomPitch) { const var detuneRandom = Synth.getModulator("detuneRandom"); detuneRandom.setAttribute(detuneRandom.Intensity, (value/24); }

where "randomPitch" is my widget id, and "detuneRandom" is my pitch random modulator module. A couple of questions about this:

Is the onControl callback the best place to put this script? I know from reading some of Christoph's posts, there are efficiency concerns with where to put scripts.

I also read on some post that the first value of the .setAttribute method should actually be an integer instead of a string? And that integer is an index of each modules parameter? Is there a way to to determine what index number pertains to what parameter?

Is this very simple code I thought would be easy, very wrong?

The plugin wrapper is just a discontinued approach to embed other JUCE AudioProcessors into HISE.

The Effect slot is a shell for an effect that can be used to dynamically hot swap effects using scripting calls to implement dynamic FX chains. The empty FX is just a null effect that sits in the effect slot until you load something interesting in it.

Thank you s much @Christoph-Hart Hise is growing so much. It will be capable of everything in dsp...

The appropriate structure of your instrument depends on what you want to do with the different samples. If you need to route them to different effects, use 3 samplers, otherwise one sampler with 3 RR groups.

I guess you have to write a control callback for the slider then and use Engine.getGainFactorForDecibels to convert to the required 0...1 range.

This is fixed now.

@christoph-hart Well I have a slider linked to an envelope's attack, it has no ui control callback, so to get it to update from the onController I'd need to get the envelope in a variable, and then setup a control callback for the slider, seems to defeat the purpose of using the parameter linking in this case though. What about having a slider.changed() function, like we have for panels?

@d-healey Hi David. Allright, I see. On your last snippet; I put the tables on a panel and it works. Thank you so much for your help, you are king... :) 👑

@alexaudio10 They almost certainly will load faster but SSDs are fast enough so it probably won't make a noticeable difference. I use m.2 drives and haven't noticed a real difference with streaming samples.

Figured it out! Thanks a ton. I had a weird version of VisualStudio installed. Tried it on a different computer, worked out fine.

I'm not sure that HISE is the platform you would use to do this. It was created to make sample based Instruments. You'll need a program like Matlab for signal processing.
https://www.mathworks.com/solutions/dsp.html

Christoph has magical genius skills. Thank you so much @Christoph-Hart for making our dreams come true....

@christoph-hart Awesome!!!! thanks once again! Will try it later today

@christoph-hart THANKS!!

Should be fixed now.

@christoph-hart great!! Im not your usual early adopter... I guess people like me also will be using Hise