@d-healey said in Zipper noise with group XF:

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@Christoph-Hart

I've used this snippet

Here's the plugin https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ADrP-XFSwUvtttDE2xYvhBuCye-_orjo/view?usp=sharing

@d-healey YAY!!

Oh wait I didn‘t ;)

But here is the post with the link:

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/884/zipper-noise-with-group-xf/3

@roy-n Why are you manually assigning the groups, were they not assigned by the token parser?

@christoph-hart Oh I forgot. Just tried it and it seems to have worked :D

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Ah, OK, then I'll take a look why it doesn't behave...

Yeah, it most likely has something to do with the new file pool system and shouldn't be too hard to fix.

Ooops, I was still using the old GZIP decompressor to extract the user presets which are now compressed with the new shiny zstd compression algorithm :)

Yes, I don't think that anyone that starts thinking about customizing it's UI in anyway is using the default knobs :)

The filter IDs are not subsequent because it would prevent me from adding new filters without breaking backwards compatibility. That's why the FilterModeList object is there. Basically you create a custom array containing all filters you need and add get the correct filter ID via this code:

const var modes = Engine.getFilterModeList(); const var myFunkyFilters = [modes.LowPass, modes.StateVariableNotch]; comboBox.addItem("LowPass"); comboBox.addItem("Notch Funky Yeah"); inline function onComboBoxControl(component, value) { local filterIndex = value - 1; filter.setAttribute(filter.Mode, myFunkyFilters[filterIndex]); }

Protip: If you type modes. and press Escape you get a dropdown with all filter modes available.

@christoph-hart Yey, going to build now!

@christoph-hart Wonderful, seems to be working fine now.

@christoph-hart Excellent!

@christoph-hart I will report all glitches I find :)

Fixed in the develop branch

@christoph-hart Thanks, downloading now!