@aaronventure

Thanks for your thoughts : )

@Christoph-Hart i am trying to create my own wavetables eventho i have my bpm set to 323.28 which means 4096 samples for a 2/4 bar at my 44.1 samplerate its not working using the resample mode.

I will see if i find a tutorial maybe my approach to this is currently incorrect.

@Christoph-Hart so it's basically safe to say they sound already as best as they can.

@Christoph-Hart oh my gosh

@ustk Thankyou so much, that's exactly what I was looking for!

There's a bit more to it than that but not much. It just takes L and R inputs and a control parameter then performs a function on each input and sends them to the outputs.

If you're using a stateless function with a single parameter, you are exactly within the bounds of the math.expr node which does exactly this (not more and not less).

https://docs.hise.dev/scriptnode/list/math/expr.html

@Dan-Korneff Great may take me a few weeks but if I go down this rabbit hole I will post any updates I make!

@DanH as modulator you can use either the key modulator for a table or the array modulator for a slider pack. On scripting you can do whatever you want with Message.geNoteNumber()

@d-healey Yes you're right, I guess the way the randomizer work made me think it was working.

And I totally agree, it's getting way better than before though. I was able to pull a lot of thing that worked surprisingly instantly, just with a weird script haha

@Dan-Korneff AWESOME exactly what I needed, thank you!

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 😲 😲 😲

@Lindon Awesome, thank you so much!

@d-healey Like I said it's not a HUGE requirement, I like to end some songs with a long fade guitar chord to transition into some other sections or whatever, I can always just max the Sustain and use volume automation before the amp :)

@Straticah

Antialiasing gets complex if you want to minimise oversampling.
You have to dig into the research and develop your own filters

@ulrik Thanks!

@Christoph-Hart Thanks!

As @ulrik said, I'm not sure there a relation between HISE_USE_EXTENDED_TEMPO_VALUES and the manual limit one can set. Though there might be a min/max range in Hz in the end, I can't see it

@griffinboy

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/transporthandler/index.html#isnonrealtime

But that‘s just the script API if you want to use it on C++ there‘s a interface class for listening to this state too.