@Lindon welp.

@Christoph-Hart any chance of an option for this?

@resonant

I'll have time to look at it tomorrow

@DanH ah yeah, but pushing data when changing the range via an audioWaveform would be nice, if that could be done

@bendurso I came up with another solution that worked. First, I load an HTML page with a spinner, and then I use WebView.callFunction from the button to run a script that loads the actual page.

@DanH Looks like you can apply some CSS styling to them but that is about the extent, I think the location and function will remain the same.

https://docs.hise.dev/ui-components/floating-tiles/plugin/presetbrowser.html

@Christoph-Hart said in Release time for release samples:

@Sampletekk that's becase release samples don't get a note off message that could trigger the release phase. Use a AHDSR with a decay curve instead.

That makes sense! Thanks!

@Ulrik It works! Thanks a lot! Problem solved

@pcs800 The documentation isn't clear so I had a look in the source code. What you need to do is add the background image you want to your project's Images folder and make sure the image name is "about.png".

For the floating tile set UseCustomImage to true and it will automatically use the image.

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I've updated the docs in this PR

@pcs800
Here...
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then add paramaters here...
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if you want to be able to map GUI controls, make sure you're adding your paramters to the outer most level of your node chain.

Whatever you add here for parameters, will be visible in your scriptFX property editor like any other module on your interface designer.

@Oriah-Beats search the forum for "extended tempo values" or "extended tempo sync values" theres a few threads on what you need.

@Matt_SF Great example, thanks!

I thought about Algo reverb and hoped that maybe the Hold in Ahdsr envelope node would do the same thing as the Gated reverb, but I couldn't get it to work properly.

@Chazrox It's good, I did it. Thank you.

@ustk yess thanks! ♥

@d-healey it gets destroyed completely, so even the memory gets cleared

@d-healey @Chazrox
I'm back. After many days, I reviewed the code again today and finally succeeded!
We need a loop！
I would also like to thank all my friends who provided me with help and various solutions! I love you all😘

function onNoteOn() { local n = Message.getNoteNumber(); local v = Message.getVelocity(); if (n >= knbLoKey.getValue() && n <= knbHiKey.getValue()) lastKs = n; if (Synth.isArtificialEventActive(eventIds.getValue(lastNote))) Synth.addVolumeFade(eventIds.getValue(lastNote), knbFadeTime.getValue(), -100); for (i = 48; i < 127; i++) { local e = eventIds.getValue(i); if (e != -1) Synth.noteOffByEventId(e); if (n == knbKs.getValue() && Synth.isKeyDown(i)) { ADSR.setAttribute(ADSR.Attack, fadeIn.getValue()); lastKs = n; eventIds.setValue(i, Synth.playNote(i, v)); return Message.ignoreEvent(true); }else{ ADSR.setAttribute(ADSR.Attack, knbResetAt.getValue()); } } lastNote = n; if (lastKs != knbKs.getValue()) return Message.ignoreEvent(true); eventIds.setValue(n, Message.makeArtificial()); }

@d-healey I was searching Component Specific Properties, no on Parameter Properties...
So i ended up asking Gemini to tell me if it said defaultValue on there. Holy shit how couldn't I see that.

Thank you so much Dave!