@Oli-Ullmann
Hi, thnak you !
I will start studying and create something with Scriptnode (yes I too noticed that the Filter module create some glitches when change some parameters, and it happens also with the VST compiled used in different DAWS).
I didn't try the standalone if it has the same problems.

Looks like a little typo, fixed in this PR - https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/616

@Oli-Ullmann great, thank you!

Appreciated guys, can't believe I missed these! Also got a bit confused with getting getSampleLength and getSampleRate.
Case of the mondays I guess.

const var SamplePlayer1 = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("SamplePlayer1"); const var audioFile1 = SamplePlayer1.getAudioFile(0); const var samples = SamplePlayer1.getSampleLength(); const var sampleRate = audioFile1.getSampleRate(); const var lengthMs = (samples / sampleRate) * 1000;

Thanks again.

@Lindon Thanks for the advice! I'll start with that.

@orange Here's an example:

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You "just" have to implement your filter algorithms and manage per channel integrators (ch arg)

@VeryHuman
Maybe you should have a look at the custom sample import demo project from Christoph:

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@ulrik Ah you're right, I was misunderstanding the snippet.

@d-healey Yeah just tested and I didn't help going further...

@d-healey delet dis nephew

On a serious note: it's a good point. Probably needs a snipper preprocessor which will execute the scripts, check if any startAsProcess calls were made or FileSystem deletion was used and warn the user about it or load it in the same window like the snippet browser with the ability to display the offensive lines.

Just checking the script for text wouldn't be enough as you can easily encode a blowfish string and hide it into an eval call.

@ustk genious, thank you!

@clevername27 it happens with sliders too, and without LAF as well

@guangcoder said in Help me understand Server.callWithPOST:

Server.setBaseURL("http://hise.audio");

This needs to be your server URL.

@Adam_G
Here is my project if you would like to take a look at it:

https://we.tl/t-hdRoNkpvt8

@aaronventure Oh wait, this SC is from an external screen. Effectively the rendering of the gradient is fine on the mac's retina
The blur doesn't improve though

@VirtualVirgin just delete them then.

@d-healey
Stupid mistake! I was referring to the zip file in startAsProcess(“”) and not the pkg file.
So the installer was not copied as I thought, but it was unpacked again.

Thank you very much, David. The correspondence with you helped me to find the error.

@ulrik As always mate ...perfect.

@d-healey

Three thumbs up!
Building matrices is on my todo list for next week, so this will come in handy!

@Christoph-Hart
I would think it's best just to let the user decide if they want to use it, like any other CC.

Now, upon testing the CC learn (I was curious to make sure it is blocking the consumed CCs at the output for use with MIDI plugins, and it does), but I must say that the CC learn being channel agnostic is not a good idea. This is not how most VST instruments will handle this.

Here in this simple MIDI utility I made, I just ran a test to check the channel filter operation in conjunction with the MIDI learn.

Screenshot 2024-11-12 at 11.28.22 AM.png

The MIDI learned control to CC#1 (Velocity Transpose Amount) is not affected by the channel filter, so even if my notes aren't going through, my CC values are.

The MIDI learns need to be channel selectable somehow in order to work in multitimbral settings where the VSTi endpoint is only meant to receive from one channel, otherwise you will have lots of unwanted CC messages going to the other channels/instruments.

Is there a way currently to make sure the CC learn can be filtered by channel?

I am not seeing channel selection in the MidiLearnPanel:
Screenshot 2024-11-12 at 11.59.53 AM.png