@thedrumdrive Yes of course you can use your GUI elements such as: image files and vectoral graphics. Just search this forum, you will find lot's of useful things... ;)

@d-healey hmmm key colour change would great!

@Christoph-Hart Yea it has to learn which samples to keep which can often cause dropouts the first time you play. The only advantage I can think of would be that you don't have to unfreeze to make edits. So it allows you to work with live tracks a bit longer before running out of memory and start freezing tracks.

It is pretty much just a convenience thing until you run into CPU bottlenecks and are forced to freeze tracks anyway. 🤷

@Christoph-Hart Oh I didn't know that! Thanks!

@Win-Conway yes

maybe just renaming the function by "CC" learn than "midi" learn.

Most of time this function is used to control via CC (keyboard controllers has CC buttons and/or knob - as my UMX-610) but it's controlled via MIDI out/IN.

that's why...

Ah I‘ll take a look maybe I forgot to add a comment to the method...

@Christoph-Hart said in Floating Tile - loadFile option:

Yeah - sort of.... but no nice favourites processing and only two columns - as I said I could build my own and it would likely use a viewport or two, but then... see my first post here..

@Christoph-Hart oh that's such an obvious solution, I should of thought of it :) thanks

Your wishes have been heard:

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/4c8930b123ad49d9a4df697fa7fbf9348789b70e

BTW, I am working on a full example of implementing a copy protection scheme like you described. I'll put it into the tutorial repo in a few minutes.

Yes, implementing a sleep functionality in a multithreaded environment is the worst. I have played around with this, but it involves stack unrolling and restoring the value of every local variable.

@Christoph-Hart really, I'm at the point of taking any (even slightly ragged) functionality... so thanks

@Christoph-Hart Hi, is there any correction planned on this?

@d-healey Thanks! I was trying to figure out how to make that work, but not having much luck- haven't done any programming since a college course on Unity over three years ago now; more than a little rusty.