Changing NoteNumber Modulator parameters via script

[ulrik]

@Evan-Splash if it's a sampler you can access the pan for each sample with a script

[d.healey]

@ulrik But not for each note - one note can trigger multiple samples and some samples can be used by multiple notes.

[ulrik]

@d-healey but you can set the pan for each sample, so if you have a structure and add all samples connected to C4 you would be able to set the pan for those samples, or is it not scriptable?

[ulrik]

@ulrik I mean if you use an individual sample for each note

[Evan Splash]

@ulrik Unfortunately Array Modulator doesn't work for me either. When you change a note, the previous one immediately takes on the value of the new played one.
But anyway, thanks for the advice!

[Evan Splash]

@ulrik Accessing the sample's pan value is what I need if there is no way to change the pan of a single note. Perhaps you can tell me how I can access the panorama of a sample through a script?
Sorry if this is a stupid question, I'm just new to HISE and before that I wrote scripts only for KONTAKT.

[d.healey]

It's not possible but it should be, I'll add a feature request.

[d.healey]

Actually if you look in this thread Christoph offers a solution - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/2315/change-specific-samples-pan/9?_=1624631954795

[Evan Splash]

@d-healey Thank You, I will definitely try this!

[ulrik]

@Evan-Splash with this script you're able to set pan per sample, if you have the sample mapped on several notes, all will be affected

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[ulrik]

@Christoph-Hart is this a good/bad way to change the sample properties?
I know you shouldn't use it in the NoteOn callback but else, is it ok?

[ulrik]

@Evan-Splash I use this setup for controlling pan values
It's 15 panknbs and 15 notes
To find the samples to change I use the

Sampler1.getSoundProperty(3, i);

to get the "Root" of the sample and then it's simple to iterate over all samples selected

In this instrument there is 4 round robin groups

//  Pan --------------------------------------
//  Selects all samples
Sampler1.selectSounds("");

//  get number of samples selected
var NUMSelected = Sampler1.createListFromScriptSelection().length;

// lookup array (note numbers)
var indexList = ["48", "50", "52", "53", "55", "57", "59",
"60", "62", "64", "65", "67", "69", "71", "72"];

inline function onPanKnbsControl(component, value)
{
    local index = PanKnbs.indexOf(component);
    {
        if (value)
        {
            for (i = 0; i < NUMSelected; i++)
            {
                //  property 3 = sample "Root"
                local root = Sampler1.getSoundProperty(3, i);
                
                if (root == indexList[index])
                {
                    Sampler1.setSoundProperty(i, 9, value);
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

for (p in PanKnbs)
{
    p.setControlCallback(onPanKnbsControl);
}

[Evan Splash]

@ulrik This is what I need! Thank you so much!

[ulrik]

@Evan-Splash and instead of using "magic" numbers for the attributes

//  Pan --------------------------------------
inline function onPanKnbsControl(component, value)
{
    //  Selects all samples
    Sampler1.selectSounds("");

    //  get number of samples selected
    var NUMSelected = Sampler1.getNumSelectedSounds();

    // lookup array (note numbers)
    var indexList = ["48", "50", "52", "53", "55", "57", "59",
    "60", "62", "64", "65", "67", "69", "71", "72"];
    
    for (i = 0; i < NUMSelected; i++)
    {
        local index = PanKnbs.indexOf(component);
        local root = Sampler1.getSoundProperty(Sampler1.Root, i);
                
        if (root == indexList[index])
        {
            Sampler1.setSoundProperty(i, Sampler1.Pan, PanKnbs[index].getValue());
        }
    }
}

for (p in PanKnbs)
{
    p.setControlCallback(onPanKnbsControl);
}

[Evan Splash]

@ulrik Thank you so much, I will try it tomorrow!

[Evan Splash]

@ulrik This works great, this is what I was looking for! Thanks again for the help

[ulrik]

@Evan-Splash I'm glad it worked for your case!