Adding a compile button to the interface?

[d.healey]

@BWSounds Does the tempo go off if you don't click the button?

[BWSounds]

@d-healey
if I dont click the button everything is ok.. but the button is the only way i can randomize the sequence.

[d.healey]

@BWSounds What happens if you remove this line note.setTransposeAmount(Math.random() > 0.5 ? 0 : -12);

[BWSounds]

@d-healey
same thing, the sequence stays the same but the length of it is changed.

[d.healey]

@BWSounds So the only thing that is causing the problem is this MIDIPlay.flushMessageList(list); I guess it must be a bug or an intended behaviour. I haven't used the MIDI player myself so I'm not familiar with this function. @Christoph-Hart Will know the answer.

[BWSounds]

@d-healey
Ahh, well thank you for your help!

[BWSounds]

@Christoph-Hart
any insight would be greatly appreciated.

[BWSounds]

@Christoph-Hart - any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Bump Bump :)

[BWSounds]

I'll try one more time :man_shrugging: ...Bump
(I've tried everything, just cant be done yet I guess)

[Christoph Hart]

HISE | Audio Modules | Midi Player

A MIDI processor that plays MIDI files.

(docs.hise.audio)

The timestamp will use the current tempo and samplerate to be consistent with the rest of the MIDI processing in HISE. So if you have quarter notes at 44,1kHz and 120BPM, you will get these timestamps for the first bar:

This is your problem right here. The timestamps in your list have the old tempo baked in. In order to solve it, recreate the list at each randomization (however then the randomization will "stack up"):

inline function onButtonranControl(component, value)              
{
    list = MIDIPlay.getEventList();

    for(note in list) 
    {
        if(note.isNoteOn())
            note.setTransposeAmount(Math.random() > 0.5 ? 0 : -12);
    }

    MIDIPlay.flushMessageList(list);          
};
Content.getComponent("Buttonran").setControlCallback(onButtonranControl);

[BWSounds]

@Christoph-Hart
Ahh oK.. I took a quick look, but im getting this error
Can't assign to this expression!

I'll look deeper into this error and try to fix it.

[Christoph Hart]

You probably have declared the list as const var. Use reg instead.

[BWSounds]

@Christoph-Hart
yep! thank you sir.