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      gryphonsegg
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      I added a compressor and the required control and I want a redout to show how much of the threshhold there is being adjusted, I tried the peak meter in the floating tile attached to it but I am not getting the readout. I searched to find out how to do this simple thing in the forum but I cannot find it. Any help guys? I set in the compnenet specific properties this:

      {
      "ProcessorId": "Dynamics1",
      "Index": -1,
      "FollowWorkspace": false,
      "SegmentLedSize": 0.0,
      "UpDecayTime": 0.0,
      "DownDecayTime": 0.0,
      "UseSourceChannels": false,
      "SkewFactor": 1.0,
      "PaddingSize": 1.0,
      "ShowMaxPeak": 1.0,
      "ChannelIndexes": []
      }

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        HISEnberg @gryphonsegg
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        @gryphonsegg have a look at this it may be useful

        https://forum.hise.audio/topic/13150/anyone-know-why-this-isn-t-working

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          gryphonsegg @HISEnberg
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          @HISEnberg I dont think that is the same, I just want a readout from my compressor somehow...

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            gryphonsegg @gryphonsegg
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              gryphonsegg @HISEnberg
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              @HISEnberg here is what I am lookin gat so far, just funcionality, no pretty stuff LOL. BUt I cannot find how to do this and NO, I am not a person that is good at scripting, Screenshot 2025-07-31 130455.png

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              • HISEnbergH
                HISEnberg @gryphonsegg
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                @gryphonsegg ah apologies I didn’t piece together you were using the dynamics module. If you check out this HISE tutorial I believe it has an example of displaying gain reduction:

                https://github.com/christophhart/hise_tutorial/tree/master/DynamicsFX

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