quick audioWaveform/Sampler question

[rglides]

@d-healey not sure if the wav will come through in the snippet but the issue is recreated here with any wav loaded into a few of the notes here

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[d.healey]

@rglides The range seems to be updating correctly for me, or perhaps I'm misunderstanding the issue.

[Chazrox]

@rglides works for me too. Behavior is the same as @d-healey ...unless thats not right.

[rglides]

Thanks for looking guys, it's still working strangely for me. the intention is to update the range in the audioWaveform and then any note played should use that updated range. this is working technically, but the audioWavefom jumps back to showing the default/full range for any note played, other than the note I last played when setting the range, which does show the range I set. But you're both getting the manually set range for all played notes after setting it?

[rglides]

I'm loading the same wav into notes 61, 62, 63, 64 for the test. All in the same sampler with the same audioWaveform. I set the range after playing note 61. note 61 range is visually represented properly in the audioWaveform. I play note 62, 63 or 64 and they all use the range I set technically, but visually the audioWaveform shows the full/default range when I hit those notes. I play note 61 again and the correct range shows in the audioWaveform again. I just want to set the range and have the audioWaveform show that manually set range for all played notes in that sampler

[d.healey]

@rglides What about if you just load the sample once and stretch it over the range, instead of duplicating it?

[rglides]

@d-healey That could work. So here I have my load function in my main project, with NOTE_SP1 = 61 for when I am loading a single sample and then the array for when I activate btn_UNI (the mode where a single sampler is used for multiple notes with the same sample) What would be the call to load a sample across 8 notes, rather than load the sample into 8 notes separately at once?

inline function loadSample_sp1(file)
{
    if (btn_UNI.getValue())
    {
        local samples = [];
        for (i = 0; i < NUM_ROWS_HK4; i++)
        {
            local s = SP_1.parseSampleFile(file);
            if (isDefined(s))
            {
                s['LoKey'] = NOTE_SP1 + i; 
                s['HiKey'] = NOTE_SP1 + i;
                samples.push(s);
            }
        }
        
        if (samples.length > 0)
        {
            SP_1.loadSampleMapFromJSON(samples);
        }
    }
    else
    {
        local s = [SP_1.parseSampleFile(file)];
        if (s.length > 0) 
        {
            s[0]['LoKey'] = NOTE_SP1; 
            s[0]['HiKey'] = NOTE_SP1;  
        }	
        SP_1.loadSampleMapFromJSON(s);
    }
    manuallyLoadedFile_sp1 = file.toString(file.FullPath);

[d.healey]

@rglides I think you need to modify it to set the LoKey and HiKey values to cover the range you want to use.

[rglides]

@d-healey you mean just hard code that rather than use the array?

[d.healey]

@rglides It depends, if you always want it to cover the same range you might use a couple of a constants. If the range is going to vary then you'll need something more dynamic like an array.

[rglides]

@d-healey Sure, although it doesn't really tackle the issue, I'll keep messing around for now. It is interesting that you guys didn't seem to have the problem I had so I might open the snippet on another computer and see, I hope it's just an anomaly on my end. Thanks for looking David!