Yeah I was only thinking in standalone, that's were I am 99% of the time.

Aha, that's a good idea!

Well this, technically, is the standard way to do wavetables. It is the way Seruam and all of the others do it: http://www.earlevel.com/main/category/digital-audio/oscillators/wavetable-oscillators/

I see you've been busy with commits today :) thanks

Good question...

Another issue related to this is when right clicking and selecting Search & Replace in an external popup on a second (virtual) desktop it jumps back to the desktop with the main HISE window on.

Cool, that seems pretty straightforward

Oh I was adding quotation marks, now I get it. Thanks!

Alright, I've just added this - along with a example in the documentation :)

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Alright, I've just pushed a change that enables the mouse buttons 4 + 5 to scroll through tabs of the code editor.

There are two modes:

By default, the mouse buttons scroll through the different callbacks (and external files) of a script editor. But: If the code editor is in a tab container (like in the scripting workspace) AND the container has more than 1 tab , then pressing those buttons will scroll through the tabs. This allows you to jump between selected code locations and not having to iterate through all callbacks (it also retains the positions).

I had to hack around in the internal OS APIs to enable this so out of lazyness this feature is currently Windows only (but if someone heavily needs this on OSX, I'll add this).

Yep I was talking about the old REASON-defined plugin format.But VSTs - should (as Christoph alludes) work out of the box... But Propellerheads...tsk tsk...

FYI, I've just pushed a change that allows unisono voices (until now voices with the same notenumber were killed).

Just call Synth.setShouldKillRetriggeredNotes(false) on the synth you want to enable unisono.

Something you might find helpful for educational purposes is the hardcoded scripts - https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/blob/master/hi_scripting/scripting/HardcodedScriptProcessor.h - these are all written in C++, I translated the release trigger one to javascript as a starting point for my own release trigger script. It was also an excellent way to learn HISE script. The built in API documentation has all the commands that you should need. What in particular do you want to know about Groups?

Thanks, I will have a look.

Thank you very much!

Christoph,

Thanks, all good news - as usual. I dont need this stuff yet so I can hang off until I do or until you document what you have.

Thanks. I'll drop you an email in a bit.

Yeah I thought as much about the blurring - just gotta work out a decent way to slice and chop everything up always in even numbers

Well I have a template file I use when I create buttons that has all the states labelled on separate layers so it's never an issue. The only time I do the 1- trick is when I'm getting graphics from someone else and it's not really a big deal for me. I would be handy to have a flip feature I guess but I don't think it's going to be a deal breaker for most people - especially if they're coming from a Kontakt background

Yes I'll do that.