@ustk Thanks Man 🙏🏻 You Rock. 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

I appreciate the suggestion of combining separate modulators. Thankfully, I've just found a method that makes use of the apparent fact that the modulation amount can be scripted to have a value greater than one, so the problem is solved. :)

@Lindon thank you, it works just the way I would like it to! 🍻

compare a and b.gif

@d-healey thank you, that solved it, it's so easy to forget. :)

@Christoph-Hart I'm thinking that one of the best methods for approaching this feature would be to add it as a distinct playback option for the Sampler.

But before I start coding, I wanted to ask whether you would be open to this as an eventual pull request?

@mwplugs Do you have auto makeup turned on? I found that the output is way too hot, so I updated the math in another thread.
Also, when the attack and release values are set too low, the signal will have terrible artifacts. I wouldn't use anything lower than .1ms there

Nice, I didn't know that :)

There's nothing problematic going on in array comparison except for O(n) complexity, so you can use it in the realtime thread with sensitive size limits.

@Christoph-Hart Ahh, thank you, well explained!
It is a bit of a brain hurt but I think I've got it now :)

@ustk any possibility of an example code

@ustk thanks! I'll try that

Yeah, I realized I was too lazy to copy the code from the Waveform generator over :)

Noted...

@Christoph-Hart thank you (:

@Christoph-Hart one of our main mics for sampling is with our holy grail mic, which is a Josephson C700s ( https://www.frontendaudio.com/josephson-c700s-stereo-microphone/), it has 3 capsules which allow you to output multiple mic patterns and formats depending on how you mix and EQ the signals ( http://www.josephson.com/pdf/srs7.pdf).

So far we've been bouncing down to a set pattern but I see that this could dynamically be done using scriptnode, which would give a lot of creative flexibility from the same signal on the fly :)

@Christoph-Hart Beautiful, the

Menu1Pnl.setValue(-1);

did it, thank you maestro! 👍

-1 is the value for "nothing in there", so it might behave a little bit funky if you actually want that value. But I'll take a look.

Update: The note stuck problem solved. Tick on "fix stuck notes" among all MidiMuters.

Yeah, don't do that.

Any idea if this problem was fixed? Seems I deleted whatever file was linked to but I can make another test if needed.