@d-healey i will try that, thank you!

@elemen8t I just did this myself trying to mimic the RC-20's Intensity knob. What I ended up doing was putting each of my scriptNodeFX's inside of another wet/dry node, then when you have that done, script one slider/knob on your UI to adjust all 'GlobalMix' knobs together. So if you have a scriptnodeFX with a wet/dry setup already, put the whole thing inside of another one and let that be your 'GlobalMix' parameter. I hope I explained that well enough.

Heres a working example.
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Best way? idk but it works.

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@trillbilly @Yarost

yes i tried different things and it still crackles

i ended up using the pitch shifter in faust

it sounds a little different but it works fine without any crackles

@d-healey ah, yes thanks

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gotcha thank you all

@HISEnberg we have MIDI scripts but you are able to bypass them (glide and pitch envelope)

Good to know that there is no issue on your end.

A single wavegen work fine.

I will remove more and more from my project to see what causes this.

Strange is that is only on one OS in one DAW.

@HISEnberg Okay I see my error now. I was loading the audio files from the Audio Files folder (using the File System API) and not the Pool which explains why it works in HISE but not in the compiled plugin.

So for anyone else who comes here the answer looks something like this:

const var audioFileList = Engine.loadAudioFilesIntoPool(); // get the audio files from the pool const var AudioReference = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("AudioReference"); const var cmb_MatchLoader = Content.getComponent("cmb_MatchLoader"); cmb_MatchLoader.set("items", ""); for (file in audioFileList) { var displayName = file.replace("{PROJECT_FOLDER}", "").replace(".wav", ""); cmb_MatchLoader.addItem(displayName); } inline function oncmb_MatchLoaderControl(component, value) { if (value > 0) { AudioReference.setFile(audioFileList[value - 1]); } } cmb_MatchLoader.setControlCallback(oncmb_MatchLoaderControl);

@pcs800 Pretty similar issue. You are calling the repaint incorrectly here:

inline function onKnob1Control(component, value) { currentTempoIndex = value; Panel1.repaint(); } Knob1.setControlCallback(onKnob1Control);

So now you need to change Panel1 to displayPanel1 here and call the repaint on the control callback. This also means you will no longer need the timer on this panel since it will be your knob that is updating the panel, so you can remove this:

displayPanel1.setTimerCallback(function() { this.repaint(); }); displayPanel1.startTimer(50);

However there is one other thing important to understand. If you want to assign a knob callback with script, than you cannot use the property editor to assign the control anymore (the property editor is going to overwrite anything you are doing in the script).

So if you want the knob to control the delay time still you are going to need to do that in the inline function:

inline function onKnob1Control(component, value) { currentTempoIndex = value; displayPanel1.repaint(); // Fixed // Assign to the Delay knob } Knob1.setControlCallback(onKnob1Control);

I think @d-healey ''s video here covers this but maybe there is another one I don't know about:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rs0w4MDNA0

@DanH said in Preset Browser - List item background:

@ustk ok back on this again 😆

What would be a crafty way of adding multiple 'tags'?

So the preset name could be something like BA_LD_PRESETNAME to indicate that it's a bass as well as a lead sound.

Maybe some kind of divider is needed...

Really I watch this sort of discussion a lot here, that can be characterised as "how to bend the preset browser to my will". My experience is that its nearly trivial ( a few days at most) to write your own custom preset browser...

@griffinboy can you give me an example with screenshot? my english its so bad and i think that the google translate its giving me wrong traduction

@Chazrox

Ahh, I see! Thanks duder!

@DanH @Christoph-Hart Wish he told us 120 parameters ago... 🤣

@Orvillain apparently, the problem is in the Reaper itself, everything works fine for me on version 7.23.

I would like to know about this as well. To my knowledge I have not seen a commercial MIDI plugin that can route directly to and from MIDI ports/drivers, but I do remember that the two MIDI plugins here called "midiIn" and "midiOut" attempt to do this:

https://github.com/sleiner/pizmidi/tree/main/pizjuce

Some of the plugins are buggy, so I do not know if they work or not.

I think some of the challenge on Windows is that host apps can gain exclusive control over a port, and I know DAWs like Cubase/Nuendo are aggressive in this regard, but there are utilities to multiply port connections (such as MIDI-OX, Virtual Cable or Bidule), and therefore making it possible for multiple hosts to access the same MIDI input/output.

I would love it if you found a way to do this in a plugin. On an app I believe you should just be able to have access to the output ports from any of the MIDI devices as long as it is not in use by another app (I think it is first-come-first-serve in that regard).

@d-healey I did compile it from source (my first time compiing anything as well) and it was the develop branch. Maybe I'll compile it once more just in case I did something wrong.

Thanks for your help, David! I can't believe how fast you responded. I hope to have more meaty questions in the future.