@oskarsh Thank you - that makes sense. This simplifies my code immensely.

I was thinking that a lot of recursion - like a recursive descent parser - would be too much. I know there are some error messages that HISE throws to protect against recursion (which is a good thing), but apparently doing it one layer deep is cool.

@meto396 You'll need to ask the original script's author about that, I'm not familiar with what it does or how it works.

@ustk Try and capture a video, I want to see it :)

just realized someone asked the same question here a few hours ago

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/9246/api-tab-no-longer-click-to-paste

so its missing...no problem. autocorrect works.

@aaronventure What I don't like about it is I'm going to have to write all this info down somewhere so when I come back to it in a year, or when I want to move it to another project, I can figure out what's going on.

Ah look like there is a dedicated Reversed property

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@aaronventure Yeah I'm using MIDI lists where I can. Greg's demo only applies to the on init callback, I'll need to modify it for MIDI callbacks but I suspect the same results.

@d-healey said in How to set arpeggiator slider pack directly:

thanks mate.

@virtuscapeaudio 😆

@treynterrio I'm sure you could have figured this out, but here you go

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I don't know if this is a workaround or if this is actually the way to do it.

The Sampler1 routing matrix was changed to like the image from post 1, except without the blue lines indicating sends.

I created a Send Container (to people who don't know, this works as a receive for any audio you send to it. That took me a little while to understand).

Then I added 5 send effects to my sampler, sent them all to Send Container1 (set to channel 0 inside each effect), changed each send effect channel routing to cover all 5 stereo pairs, and set their gains to 0dB.

The send container goes out plugin channels 1+2, and the remaining outputs have the individual drum mics routed to them from the Sampler1 routing matrix.

@Dan-Korneff There is scrollbar look and feel, perhaps that will work

@treynterrio You don't want to use a fixed value because then it will always be on or always be off. You want to use your button's value.

Start with the basics

https://youtu.be/8JO4m-OloqA

@treynterrio for unsynced speeds below 0.5 create a knob on your interface, link it to the tempo control in the LFO, and finally set the lower range of the knob to 0.1 (or slower). It will go below what the LFO Module actually shows.

For slower synced Tempos do what @d-healey mentioned above.

@d-healeyI've figured it out because you have to restart hise to update Link Expansions To Project (it's strange but it only works once it's been deactivated.
Thanks a lot

@treynterrio
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I think it would be covered by the alert windows LAF, but I haven't tested it - https://docs.hise.audio/glossary/custom_lookandfeel.html#alert-windows