@Pasquale sure make a scriptnode modulator with a midi.cc node and slap the envelope follower behind it.

@d-healey Thank you!!

@paper_lung You may also want to consider hiring one of the experts here to get you started. As an executable, HISE is pretty solid. But getting there has a lot of rough edges, quirks, misdocumentation, and bugs that while not affecting execution - can make the building process frustrating until you're used to them. @d-healey did an excellent job getting me started, and I know @Lindon is really good, too. (And others - those are the two I know.) Do not expect any interaction with @chris - consider him a mystical deity who slings code. David has a great Patreon, and just published a course. I just released (what I think is the only) code-based coding tutorial - it's free on…wherever the powers that be put it. There's also some great UI folks on here like @Straticah. Other than that, the best advice I can give is to start by reading the how-to stuff in the documentation. It's brief, well-written and informative. It will save you a world of trouble, and help you to ask the right kind of questions on the forum.

@d-healey Thanks again, will try this option for now. But hopefully Christoph will fix this in some future updates.

@Christoph-Hart what kind of " internal buffering" ?

Figured it out - simple - best to implement in the LAF, but can simply do in a component's mouse call-back.

@d-healey indeed, nice for layout and color scheme ideas.

@DanH no problems, thanks anyway 👍

Ok, thanks for the answers

@jonata2 I'm using pipewire here, I'm on Debian though.

@Lindon Thank you, Lindon.

@d-healey Thank you, David.

@d-healey Ya, I can see that now lol. I got it working with a different code. Not the prettiest but it does the job. Thanks.

@Matt_SF cool - OK thanks

Probably have to comment out this line:

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/blob/develop/hi_components/plugin_components/PresetBrowserComponents.cpp#L247

@gorangrooves @d-healey thank you so much.

Still no update on this one?

@Lindon No and yes lol, the main objective is to crop the view to cover the start/end point selection and I thought that would be the simplest way if possible, because what else is it gonna display. But this looks like a good start, just gotta figure out how to calculate the zoom level and position based on that and update it automatically on changing start/end points with the AudioWaveform.

@d-healey
Perfect, thank you!