@d-healey THX!!!

@d-healey aaaaaaaahhhhh, sorry, now I see the function! :D Ok...it works!
Thanks a lot!

Just tried with latest commit and can confirm that this bug is indeed fixed!

@d-healey ok, thank you!

@d-healey THX for the help, got it working!!!

@Orvillain Great end to a long journey. i knew it would end up being a simple few lines of coding.

Here is what i got working!!!

This code will keep the root note set to 60 as new samples are loaded.

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 600); const var asp = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Audio Loop Player1"); const var af = asp.getAudioFile(0); af.setContentCallback(function() { asp.setAttribute(asp.RootNote, 60); Console.print("Root note set to 60."); });

@arcy well yeah, you can draw things and change them on the spot, as well as change them dynamically (based on knob value, counter for animations etc.)

You could argue that the advantage to use SVG over local look and feel or paint routines is that it's easier to get shapes down but I would disagree, I find it easier to get things down progfamatocally with numbers and formulas than manually dragging elements around in figma or photoshop, especially if you define everything with constants, as that makes any changes super easy to make.

@d-healey

It'll take 10ms but you can easily choke the message threat of you're repainting a big surface and using blur.

Also older CPUs might complain. VMs too.

@paper_lung hi, If I remove the pitch detection in the source code, which note will be loaded as root note when I insert a sound?

@ericchesek well that's a better solution, well done!

@meto396 Correct

You can see in the API browser that function is part of the Sampler class

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@ulrik Thank you this worked perfect!!!

@aaronventure Oh this is perfect. Thank you very much for the detailed instruction. I'll dive into it and let you know how it goes.

@aaronventure All good points!

@aaronventure Glad you found a solution that works for your use case. The enduser would love this feature and would soon be complaining that KT doesn't have it. I think these are the kinds of VI problems that we've gotten accustomed to that really should have better behavior.

Unfortunately, I am trying to find a reliable solution for crosstalk in realtime between a client and host plugins and have been pulling my hair out (ok, there isn't that much left to begin with) over these same OSC behaviors. I've about given up on it, but FWIW @Christoph-Hart I would also request looking into the mentioned behaviors, because they're very unexpected.

@Gnosis33 I was able to change the number of channels to 4 and now 4 channels are passed into the ScriptFX module but I'm not sure how to get the signals to route through the script in the processBlock.