New to HISE, the forum – and a question about Voice Spread

[inlandempire]

@David-Healey
Hahaha... no, I did not order anything. :-) In my personal order book of knowledge (which are extensive at some fields - not coding) all good gestures are always billede "Free of Charge" :- )

If the requirements did not implicit cover that everything after the voices were panned was panned too... then yes, I changed them hahahah...

For the Convolution reverb I am using at this stage I'd just like it to be on the master.

[David Healey]

@inlandempire So if the audio goes left you want the effect to go left too and not affect the right?

[inlandempire]

@David-Healey
I think it is just me who will have to learn to crate a send and a return. As an insert it behaves as expected. When left played the reverb is in left. I want the effects (reverb, panning delay) to be stereo... so I will need to create a send and return .... and that is something else I admit :-)

[David Healey]

@inlandempire You can use a send container and send effect for that

[inlandempire]

@David-Healey
I found out the very same moment you answered ....and blow my head off either creating feedback or something even more diabolic.

Thank you for your kind help...

[inlandempire]

@David-Healey
… though I can’t figure out the place the send. Well it works fine but appears that it - regardless of where I place it - is placed post fader, as it would be called in a DAW, so it is the panned signal which is send and returned from the Send Container.

[David Healey]

@inlandempire said in New to HISE, the forum – and a question about Voice Spread:

it is the panned signal which is send and returned from the Send Container.

You want the prepanned signal to go to the send?

[inlandempire]

@David-Healey
Yes. Correct.

[David Healey]

@inlandempire Then I think you're out of luck with this technique because the send effect can't go before the stereo effect which is annoying. @Christoph-Hart Any reason this couldn't be changed?

You might have to go the scriptnode route.

[inlandempire]

@David-Healey
Thanks for giving it a try – yeah I've been trying something out in Scriptnode – but succes here yet. Maybe I aimed too high for my current skills hahah :-)