knobs for different band of parametric eq

[toxonic]

you are certainly right, but for i'm a complete noob, i often don't know , what i'm really searching for or what are the terms, i should look for... ;-) i'll do my very best, not to ask too many silly questions, but most of the time, i don't seem to be able to hack it out by my own. :-/ and i'm very curious.... ;-)

[ustk]

@toxonic No worries, that's what we all do ;) I was a noob a year ago when I began, now I like to think I'm half a noob
Not knowing the environment at the beginning, I agree it's not easy to even search or formulate what you want, and sometimes I don't even know what I want...

[toxonic]

@ustk said in knobs for different band of parametric eq:

....it's not easy to even search or formulate what you want, and sometimes I don't even know what I want...

yeah, that's me! :-D

[markmrak]

ok, thanks guys, I'll try it that way then! :)

[markmrak]

@ustk said in knobs for different band of parametric eq:

@markmrak @toxonic Using the property editor behaves weirdly somehow (the band offset even moves the gain of node 1) It's better to code it IMHO.
For this you'll need a simple formula:
setAttribute(bandNb * 5 + parameter, value);
So for band 3 frequency (freq = param 1):
setAttribute(3 * 5 + 1, value);

Where do i put this code? In the code editor? I'm sorry, i know this is a total newb question, but i haven't used anything but the property editor up until now

[d.healey]

@markmrak In the control callback.

[markmrak]

@d-healey said in knobs for different band of parametric eq:

@markmrak In the control callback.

awesome, thanks!i guess this is today's lecture for me

[markmrak]

so for instance if i put this in the control callback -

function onControl(number, value)
{
setAttribute(0 * 5 + 1, value);
setAttribute(1 * 5 + 1, value);
setAttribute(2 * 5 + 1, value);
setAttribute(3 * 5 + 1, value);
}

this should be the freq parameters for 4 bands? how do i then connect them to the sliders on the interface?

[d.healey]

@markmrak

so for instance if i put this in the control callback -

No. You haven't specified what you are setting the attribute of. Keep watching the video.

how do i then connect them to the sliders on the interface?

Watch the part of the video about control callbacks.

[markmrak]

@d-healey sorry, I was to anxious, I'm watching now!