@d-healey said in Status Indicator Best Practice:

Either use LAF to make a custom button with as many states as you want - storing the "state" in a variable.

Or use a panel and do the same thing.

or a knob with three states

@yeshuasaves said in How would I create a transpose effect?:

Howdy, I'm an absolute noob with HISE (just started today). I'm working on a punch-in FX plugin. I've got low pass, high pass, kind of a volume cut, but how could I create a transpose effect, with parameters controlling how many half steps and a button to toggle on/off?

Thank you very much in advance!

so this is an effect - so there is no "transpose" as thats a midi (usually) effect on a sample or synth, so you need a pitch shift - and probably the best option right now is use the Faust one, so you will need to get across Faust programming, and script node development in HISE...

@d-healey oh i had no idea

@d-healey said in Some Help with HISE Envelopes 101?:

at which point its programmatically difficult at best to control the attack time and shape..
Yes, but Bill was only asking about release.

You can use an ahdsr for the attack, set the release to max and place a table envelope after it to control the release time and shape.

I'm just happy people are talking about me.

@ustk Evvery

@d-healey Oh amazing thanks! You're so close to implement a curve reset... 😛

@HISEnberg ah ok thanks!

The granulator is a sound generator, it has no effect on incoming signals. For that kind of thing, best look to FAUST.

To get the Scriptnode Granulator playing polyphonically, you have two options.

Increasing the density and reducing grain size will allow you to play chords, keep in mind though, anything after the granulator will still be monophonic.

For true polyphony, implement multiple granulators in different groups, one for each voice of polyphony. Then use a round robin script to handle the voice allocation.

@Lindon said in Only one of my plugins shows up in Logic:

auval

Jesus Christ!
I seem to have compiled them as instruments accidentally instead of FX.
D'OH!

There isn't an option to prevent this I suppose? Beaten by my own stupidity- again

@d-healey I have a feeling its something to do with this version of xcode i have

@d-healey thanks for clearing that up. The instructions said open either standalone or plugin version so I was unsure which. The standalone version has compiled with no issues. Thanks

@hisefilo
I have just opened a GitHub issue.

Hopefully, we can find a solution

@d-healey said in Is it possible to delay midi notes / sampler playback by a few ms?:

the way all the other built-in modules of HISE work

Quite a valid point!

@ulrik thanks. I figured out how to create the tile, but I'm having a bit of trouble with the film strip behaviour. In the example project I linked above I can get the script to recognise my filmstrip png, but in my own project the same code does not display the image.

I'm also having a bit of trouble with coding the behaviour. I created a 12 segment LED style meter, with 25 frames. Frame 0 is every LED "OFF" then there are progressive frames with each LED going half brightness to full etc. I want the first x frames to scale to say -18dbfs or -12dbfs and then the final y frames to scale up to 0dbfs. But it would be nice if it was easy to adjust that point based on the project.

@d-healey Ok cool, let me check this out! Thanks.

@d-healey Yeah hiding is what will happen I guess...
But that seems so strange the EmbeddedData is saved in the network XML if not used. Well, I guess that it's because the connection to an external slot that requires to be saved elsewhere...

@d-healey thank you I will do that, post later the results,thank you SIR.

@d-healey funny enough I've been doing that from the start, then discovered the onControl function and though "great, that new feature saves me a lot of code" and moved it all there

Was wondering the same these days!