How to Get Started Script FX DSP Network
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Oh also to connect UI to parameters:
ScriptFX.setAttribute(ScriptFX.ParameterName, value)Make sure the parameters don't have spaces in them.
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@iamlamprey Ok...UUUh.... very tough.... How do you learn? :)
Tania Ghosh
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@Tania-Ghosh You have two slider L&R in your graph. So in order to sync them you just have to set them at the same time from your interface
Can't help pressing F5 in the forum...
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@Tania-Ghosh You learn like the other things, you play with it for months, years...
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@Tania-Ghosh Just play with stuff and read up on basic DSP structure. Things will start to click, but it does take a while. (Took me about 3 months before I started being able to "read" DSP).
Hopefully you can read the general flow of it:
- Audio comes in at the top.
- Audio is split into two chains (Dry and Wet).
- Dry chain has a gain.
- Wet chain splits into L & R.
- We then get the tempo from the DAW (I think, not sure if it works properly).
- Tempo is then sent as MS value to the delay.
- Audio then passes to the Send node, which sends it BACK UP to the Receive node (feedback).
- All of this then goes out into a filter.
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@ustk sorry.. my mistake... l and Right Delay Sync in BPM like (1/1,1/2,1/4, dotted etc)
Tania Ghosh
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@iamlamprey Superb !! :)
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@ustk Maybe we should start patreons ;)
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@Tania-Ghosh In the nodes you can see that the values are going from 1 to 16, and you need to set them on a 0-1 based value (don't use anything else as min/max for parameters). This means you need to perform a mapping of the values in your script interface 0-1 -> 1-15
Can't help pressing F5 in the forum...
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Sorry forgot you might also want to wrap the wet signal into a Frame node. There's a meta.Delay() node that you can hit "u" key to unfreeze, and see what's going on under the hood. That applies for all the meta nodes.
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@iamlamprey OK... Thank you :) One thing I have Understood HISE will kick out my Sweet Sleep and Sweet Dream :weary_face:
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@ustk OH... got it.
