@Christoph-Hart well I like 1 best, then 3, then 2...

It would be nice to have this. Giving focus to a user-input label when clicking on a button for example, as David suggested.

@Christoph-Hart would that be possible to implement please ? :)

@orange ah, ok! Thanks for the help and that makes things clearer.

@Christoph-Hart this would be a great addition for effects to add to the backlog.

haha yeah! I am definitely more than a little addicted and I've been meaning to check out NoiseAsh plugins soon. I know a few people who have been raving to me about them. Great work on making those if that was you. Totally blew my mind when I realized those were made with HISE!

@Christoph-Hart Sweet. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

I had it pretty close, but was missing the frame container.

@d-healey 😅...not Rally, what i hoped to hear! 😉

@d-healey Got it going. Did my head in. I was referencing a non-existing panel, as opposed to the viewport panel. Of course, nothing was happening! Rookie mistakes. Thanks so much, Dave!

@ulrik
Do the three statements by Christoph in this article help?
Could you get it syncronized with that?

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/4175/playhead/11?_=1662716057321

@MikeB no, more something in the toolbar at the top of HISE where you also store some colours that you use regularly

@Natan the reverb is already available in scriptnode. You have Size, Damp and Width controls.
The delay is not but it can be done easily, as for the gain module.
It could be nice not having to build an effect each time for different projects but what I did is, I have a 'factory project' which contains all my custom scriptnode fx and when I need them, I copy/paste them from the factory to the current project.

@jonhallur obj.enabled property is also not just the enabled property

obj->setProperty("enabled", cb.isEnabled() && cb.getNumItems() > 0);

@jonhallur said in LAF should include enabled state:

@d-healey And it was there all along, just outdated Documentation

https://docs.hise.audio/working-with-hise/project-management/documentation/contributing.html :D

@orange - plus its massively unintuitive - I still for the life of me cant work out how to get modulation around a specific value - so in your example - try getting the control to modulate quickly between 0 and 25% - not possible to do I think - whihc leads me to the opinion that macro modulators are not meant for this sort of thing - and a dedicated modulator is what is required....

@Christoph-Hart said in Warping Sampler:

@KimiA I'll integrate it at some point in the future into HISE, but if you want to use it now, the easiest way would be to create a ThirdParty node, put the Rubberband code into DspNetworks/ThirdParty/src and write a custom file player node that uses the Rubberband API for pitch changes. Then you can export the dll and you can develop the C++ node without having to recompile HISE as it will be loaded as dll like compiled DSPNetworks.

@UrsBollhalder this is how ^ but i think im too much of a newb to figure it out. surely some of the brilliant minds here have made it work though ?

Agree +1

@ulrik Yes please, I'd really like this.

Jeeehah!

What a quality of life improvement for smaller monitors :))

Go to %APPDATA% > HISE > editorData.json

and add any Shortcut Key under "LayoutData" in the Tab that you want to modify.

example:

... "Content": [ { "Type": "Tabs", "StyleData": { }, "Font": "", "FontSize": 14.0, "LayoutData": { "ID": "ScriptEditorTabs", "Size": -0.5544946346088778, "Folded": -1, "Visible": true, "ForceFoldButton": 0, "ForceShowTitle": 0, "MinSize": -1, "FocusKeyPress": "F3", // "FoldKeyPress" : "ctrl + 1 }, ...

Heres' mine :)

editorData.json
( F3 code editor, F4 Interface; ScriptWatchtable: ctrl-q, Componenlist ctrl-w, PropertyEditor ctrl-e )

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