@d-healey A server system from juce can be used for that kind of communication but it isn't easy to implement for what I've seen
I reckon it's InterprocessConnection with namedPipe

@Christoph-Hart - cool... well done...how does Daves fix for dynamic assignment of modualtors seem? I would really like that in there too... well actually I need that in there really...hint hint.. and he's already done the work... smiley face, sugar on top.. etc. etc. <fawning complements assumed here>......

@d-healey said in Bulk Convert SampleMaps to WaveTables:

Time to learn

Hahaha tomorrow 🙂 bed time

@lalalandsynth Midi out and Audio in features could open a new world. (I think.)

@DanH The curve slider affects all samples in the sample map, which samples you have selected makes no difference.

I'm surprised this isn't something other people would use. Is everyone else just over sampling the entire plugin? Isn't it much more efficient to oversample your filters and saturation/drive dsp?

@d-healey I can't share the one I'm actually on but I experience this in all advanced painting when firing up the CPU and this since I'm using Hise for years (like when building in XCode at the same time for instance)
I imagine it depends a lot on the CPU power though...
Note that I'm talking about quite heavy paintings, but nothing stupidly big either...

@d-healey Also I'm not sure the hideEditor will work, because clicking outside the label might be caught before anyway...

EDIT: if we really need a discardContent bool, maybe it is possible to add it in the properties then...

@Christoph-Hart said in String Functions:

You can capitalize a string like this:

I'm using this quite often so decided to add it to the source code as String.toStartCase(). https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/284

Maybe the function should be called capitalise or capitalize, what do you guys think?

Edit: This currently causes a build error on MacOS. So don't use it yet 🙂
Edit2: I fixed the bug on Mac and changed the function name to .capitalize because I think it makes it more understandable.

Think I solved it - https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/282

@ustk Wow, that sounds great, thank you!

there's a pitch shifter example there too.... just saying 😉

@Christoph-Hart
That's cool. Thanks for sharing information.

I would also think that as soon as you leave the non-default behaviour, you should go into scripting it, otherwise I'll keep adding functionality to the default logic indefinitely. I mean you have to hook up the transport handler anyways and keeping a variable around that you increment and wrap around zero isn't rocket science.

These properties are accessible now using .get(), not sure when that happened. But the API docs are still missing.

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@danh I had forgotten about this bug too ^^