@obolig This actually created issues later down the road. The AAX plugins that resulted from this method were about 20X the size they should have been. I didn't realize this until I got to the signing stage of development. @gorangrooves informed me that the Runtime Library needs to be set to Multi-Threaded before you build the AAX SDK.

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This results in HISE building AAX plugins by simply using the regular export method. No need to adjust settings in the VS projects created by HISE/JUCE.

@bendurso This perhaps - https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/scriptpanel/index.html#setkeypresscallback

@aaronventure Ooops, you're right, from the JUCE docs:

Linkwitz-Riley filters are widely used in audio crossovers that have two outputs,
a low-pass and a high-pass, such that their sum is equivalent to an all-pass filter
with a flat magnitude frequency response. The Linkwitz-Riley filters available in
this class are designed to have a -24 dB/octave slope (LR 4th order).

Now that's what I call good documentation :)

@d-healey Yes that works, however it would be nice to have the same function for all component types.

I have a broadcaster that depends on the same script (component.get("id")

@tomekslesicki i can imagine giving the components a bigger height might work aswell and is less fiddly. At least in the default view where quite a lot of vertical space is unused.

@Dan-Korneff haha I've been trying to hack my way around adding this to hise for the past few months but can't get it to recognize the hise components lol

@aaronventure Alright, I've implemented a few of those things:

the routing matrix does show the peak volume as decibel text. You can right click and toggle "hold" mode, where it displays the maximum peak or the current one. The modulator intensity slider has now also a text label that should display the current modulation value. I could reuse the logic for the table popup label, which already tries to convert the mod value to the appropriate domain I've added a voice start plotter that somehow resembles what you proposed, although I have no idea how useful it is (the genesis of this was a little bit like taking numbers and C++ keywords and throwing it against the wall until something sticks), so please give me some feedback if you're actually using it.

but then scriptnode needs to have all the default modulators available as nodes without me having to rebuild them from scratch.

Yes, good point. I've spent the last days reproducing the most interesting HISE modules as thoroughly documented scriptnode networks so you can load and modify them to your likings (also I've added lots of QOL nodes along the process, like a container.branch that lets you dynamically route the input into a single child node which is super useful ).

https://github.com/christophhart/hise_tutorial/tree/master/ScriptnodeHiseModules

In order to increase the accessibility and learning effect, I've included a simple network that implements the core idea and then the full 1:1 representation with the gritty details and hacks.

It currently contains the LFO, the Table Envelope and the Harmonic filter, but let me know what other modules you would see as scriptnode network.

@Christoph-Hart I will try this. Thank you very much!

Und guten Rutsch! :-)

@aaronventure Yes, that's a good idea, the voice modulators don't calculate a signal but a constant value so there is nothing to plot.

I can use the new FixObjectStack and its debug popup with a similar result:

mod.gif

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But yeah, having this as inbuilt module and a graphical representation of the mod value instead of the non-functional plotter makes sense.

@aaronventure said in Feature Request: bind save xml to ctrl + s:

I wonder how many people are now angry

I already added the Phase FX effect 5 times because it's at the old location of the ScriptFX...

@Christoph-Hart Is there a also a fix for this by chance?

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/8674/slider-inside-table-cannot-be-dragged

sorry for reviving this old thread @Christoph-Hart but was this ever implemented? FACTORY being a category in the preset browser expansion column? I'm not able to find any other information on it on the forum.

@ustk Oh that's weird. I'll update the post, one moment

@d-healey Yeah, will have my own counter. Overhead is non-existent and it's always correct.

That is not a big task but completely impossible - you can export RNBO to C++ and import it like any other node you would have written in C++ but RNBO is not an open architecture like faust that can be embedded in other apps.

@oskarsh Aha you're right. I just realised I'm using the spectrum analyser within the draggable filter floating tile. The laf doesn't affect the audio analyser tile.

@Lindon Yes that’ll work, it is just a string in the end so you can do whatever suits you to pass it to another instance or plugin.
If you want this to act like presets, just write an object that contains as many strings as you want
You can even read the file in question in loop like every second to gather any updates made from any plugin, and populate a list that will be "instantly" in sync