@Matt_SF Oh I see! My bad! I just couldn't think you could name a component with spaces, this is so unnatural, I wasn't able to follow here 😁

@whoopsydoodle Yeah you can just set it and forget it.

@goldee do it in scriptnode. set up a new filter for each band (check on here as to which filters are working properly there was a thread from @aaronventure on it), set each filter to the same external buffer display. Then on your UI set up a FilterDisplay floating tile for each band / filter and change the colours (via LAF if you want gradients).

The nodes you can do with the snippet above and a draggableFilterPanel floating tile...

@ustk it removes the quarantine attribute from the file which triggers the gatekeeper.

there's a similar thing for Windows which triggers the defender smartscreen.

good thing about these OS terminal commands (on both OS') is that they're very well documented; just ask ChatGPT.

@ustk I don't know why I didn't think of that... Thanks!

@Christoph-Hart Will do - thank you.

@WepaAudio thanx, im in Mac m1, it seems some of the mono sounds not readable in hise, I use them in other stuff, I did a round robin with just the mono sounds and almost all work, I will try to combine the working ones with stereo and see, I will post result later, thanx

@treynterrio Without seeing your code I can't give a useful answer as I don't know what the cause of the issue is.

@Lindon said in .extractZipFile() ...doesnt unzip folders?:

in a real world example

Can you provide one I can test?

@Christoph-Hart @Lindon Can you guys share what the case is for polyphonic vs master ScriptNode? As I understand, if I want the effect applied independently to every voice, I go polyphonic — if it's like a buss thing, then it's master. (All of my ScriptNode stuff distorts after it's been compiled, and I'm trying to. figure it out. Everything is poly.)

@Mighty23 yes

@toxonic Have you found a solution for this in the meantime? I have just encountered the same problem.

@d-healey logic live reaper afaik does that. Both ways are available

@Christoph-Hart Thank you so much!
It's exactly what I was looking for. I'm starting to make sense of it now.

@yall You don't have to compile your networks, but for more complicated networks it will make them more efficient. You'll also be able to load them as hardcoded effects which depending on your project might be desirable.

@Orvillain I think there are several techniques to detect transients, and it is often a blend of many of them.

It depends on the frequency (so I think that it shouldn't be bad to "listen" to a certain frequency range) apply an exponential factor to the signal in order to improve the ratio of the transients it contains don't detect below a certain threshold (but that becomes amplitude dependent)

Why taking not the derivative of the amplitude and check for the a minimum slope... but that is just an idea, and here again the input has to be filtered

if the detection is not real time, I would probably go with a waveform detection above a specific threshold, and prevent to detect the next transient after a specified amount of samples. Well, after thinking to it this can be real time too...

@Mighty23 the vita_rev is most likely not part of the Faust library you‘re using.