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@d-healey thats the best kind come on. 🤣

@d-healey
That's right. Because with SlotFX.getCurrentEffect(), you always get the effect loaded in the slot. So you could also implement it in the effect class and still have access to the functionality from a slot.

So I believe... :-)

@d-healey jesus christ im so embarrased to have never tried that

UPDATE:

I figured it out...

const var globalRouting = Engine.getGlobalRoutingManager(); const var SlotFxDelayLeft = globalRouting.getCable("Slot.DelayLeft"); Console.print(SlotFxDelayLeft.getValue()); // Register the callback SlotFxDelayLeft.registerCallback(function(value) { Console.print(value); }, AsyncNotification); // Values print =)

@Christoph-Hart @HISEnberg Thank You! 🙏

@It_Used no stress. I'll still try it and see what results it produces. Maybe I can still use it for something. 🤛 Thanks again!

@Christoph-Hart Sounds great! I'm traveling today so I won't get a chance to build and test until tomorrow, but I look forward to it :)

@Christoph-Hart Lol was compiling exactly that as you posted, working now 🙂

@Chazrox Ok, I figured out this much....

I needed to declare the Convolution reverb module (ScriptnodeFX) as and 'AudioProcessor' instead of and 'Effect'.

Then I could use:

Convolution.setSampleRange(min, max);

then, use a knob to adjust 'max' value.

One thing I can figure out how to do is, after loading a preset or scrolling through reverb presets, I need my 'Length/Time' knobs 'max' value to change to the currently loaded files 'sampleLength'. For some reason I can only get it to load upon recompiling.

@Christoph-Hart Perfect, thank you!

@Oli-Ullmann Appreciate it. 🙏

@ILIAM here you go

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note that you need to set the panel to allow All Callbacks

@ILIAM if you rig your sliderPack LAF to the value of the stepSequencer slider (switches), you can do something like this. The sliderpack LAF depends on the corresponding switch value (call by index).

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@HISEnberg Pay attention to the Frequency knob in LFO and Compile!
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@Christoph-Hart Nice, thanks for the quick fix!

@Christoph-Hart I see, thank you so much! I had a feeling I was heading in the right direction but just couldn't quite get it to work.