@clevername27 Where are you setting your label value display? Is it in the custom on control callback?

@ericchesek - you are going to want to have each eq setting - as applied to a specific drum - saved in your presets, so the easiset way to do this is to have separate panels for each drum, and within the panel the eq controls you want. When you click one of your radio buttons - hide all panels - then show just the one panel for the drum that is selected...

@ulrik Thank you so much! That was just what I needed :)

@d-healey No, Im an idiot, I only put it in 1 callback.
Worked like a charm. Much appreciated.

@virtuscapeaudio

Your tone control would probably be best as a scriptnode effect.

For the second one you're going to need scripting.

@d-healey thanks so much!! will report back

@d-healey No.

I have settled on stepSize 0.0001 with middlePosition 1000 and it works well. I think stepsize is the culprit, and the 20-20000 range is so insane in this curve that the frequency value just gets truncated, but that's the nature of filter frequency response being mapped to a knob.

Thanks for helping me work through this.

@d-healey Yes i now use local laf :). Ok thank you i had not found this topic on the forum.

I feel another t-shirt coming on...

@alhug I'm personally using a custom preset browser and don't know if theres a refresh function for the browser, for my custom case, I have made a function which does the "refreshing" and I call it whenever there's a change thats made.

"Superb! How did you manage to animate the panels? (Fade in & fade out, translation, resizing...)

@virtuscapeaudio

You don't need to play the note twice, just play it once and store the ID.

Your if statements are missing curly braces.

Alright,

#define DECLARE_REG(name) reg name DECLARE_REG(test) = 5.767;

works as expected. No space between identifier and open parenthesis, got it.

This compiles in C and prints the value, with the variable test_heyhey properly formed from two tokens.

int main() { #define DECLARE_REG(name) int name ## _heyhey DECLARE_REG(test) = 69; printf("%d", test_heyhey); return 0; }

When I try this in HISE, I try

#define DECLARE_REG(name) reg name ## _heyhey DECLARE_REG(test2) = 69.6969;

and get an error saying "Unexpected character '#' in source"

How to do #define token concatenation in HISEScript, then? @Christoph-Hart

@Christoph-Hart thank you for the explanation! HISE is just great! Keep it up! :-)

@d-healey No problem I'll wait. Thanks so much!!

@ericchesek April 3 is the date you built, not the branch date. I've implemented the new methods before that so you probably have to build the develop branch again

@d-healey BEFORE , gotcha. Works perfectly and thanks very much!