One slider pack controls two modulators?

[orange]

Hello
Is there a way to control 2 different LFO modulator's Step shape with just one slider pack at the same time?
Ths code didn't work...

inline function onPhaseModSliderPackControl(number, value)
{
  PHASERLFO1.setAttribute(PHASERLFO1, value);   
  PHASERLFO2.setAttribute(PHASERLFO2, value);
}
PhaseModSliderPack.setControlCallback(onPhaseModSliderPackControl);

[d.healey]

@orange PHASERLFO1 isn't the name of an attribute.

[orange]

@d-healey It is just a modulator name

[d.healey]

@orange setAttribute(PHASERLFO1... what attribute do you want to change ;)

[orange]

@d-healey Yes I know after PHASERLFO1 there must be a comma and it must continue with an attribute. But, in this case what should it be? I can't see the attribute from Parameter Properties panel. There is just processor ID and ID is PHASERLFO1 ...

So what is the attribute for that Step shape?

[d.healey]

@orange Not quite, if you have a look at the API reference you need to include the index of the attribute you want to change as the first parameter. I don't know what the attribute index is for step shape but what I do is just try numbers starting at 0 going up until it changes the parameter I want. Some modules like envelopes have predefined constants like envelope.Attack but I don't know if there is one for the LFO.

So just try PHASERLFO1.setAttribute(0, value); and see if it works. If not try 1, then 2, etc.

[orange]

@d-healey I've tried from 0 to 11. it doesn't work.

[d.healey]

@orange That probably means it's not set up. I assume you've saved the PHASERLFO1 in a constant variable?

[orange]

@d-healey Yes I've declared

const var PHASERLFO1 = Synth.getModulator("PHASERLFO1");

[d.healey]

@orange Well I'm not sure what you're doing wrong but it works here. I realised you can get the index from the parameter id dropdown in the interface designer. I set it to 0 and that moved the frequency knob so going through the dropdown I figured that waveform type must be 2.

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[orange]

@d-healey Ok thank you for the fix.

But I mean a "SliderPack" (not Slider knob) that controls only the STEPS shape.
I've done waveform selecting with a combobox.

[d.healey]

@orange Oh you mean you want to control each of the step waveform? I don't think that's possible at the moment

[orange]

@d-healey
Yes exactly. When we tweak the step bars from a SliderPack, the both of two modulator's steps waveform will be controlled.

[d.healey]

@orange Actually I think I've thought of a possible way. Create two hidden slider packs that are set to control lfo1 and lfo2, then create a visible slider pack that controls the two hidden ones. I'm not sure if this is possible but it might be worth trying. I have to go out now otherwise I'd try it myself. Good luck!

[orange]

I think it is possible with only arrays, not float values. But I can't find a way...

[Christoph Hart]

Try using one global LFO and connect the SliderPack to it. I've never come across the need of connecting a slider pack (or even a table) to multiple elements (and it would require a lot of rewriting to allow this because it messes with the ownership concept of the data models).

[orange]

@Christoph-Hart @d-healey
Ok, I understand. I will solve this with an other option, disabling/enabling second modulator.

I have 2 tables, 2 modulators, 1 combobox, 1 button.

Combobox selects waveshapes of 2 modulators at the same time. Button bypasses between modulator 1 & modulator 2.

When combobox selects table waveshape; it should check the button value (0 or 1) and it should decide which table to show. I've used a local variable for this. but it doesn't work :( (value == 6 is table waveshape of the combobox selection.)

	...
if(value == 6)
  {
	    	
      local button1value = TableChanger.getValue();

	
	  if(button1value == 0)
	                {
			   Table_For_LFOMod1.showControl(true);
	                   Table_For_LFOMod2.showControl(false);
			        }
			        
	  if(button1value == 1)
	                {
			   Table_For_LFOMod1.showControl(false);
	                   Table_For_LFOMod2.showControl(true);
			        }
			        
			        
	}	
		
		
};

This is the snippet:

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[d.healey]

Your code needs some work. Give me a few minutes :p

[d.healey]

Okay, here's a version that works. I made it so the button hides/shows the tables, not sure why you wanted their visibility set by the dropdown menu, the button made more sense to me so that's what I went with. I've used the onControl callback rather than a separate callback function but you can do it which way you prefer.

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Tips...

You have some horrible code :p

Stuff like this:

Panel1.showControl(false);
Panel2.showControl(true);
Panel3.showControl(false);	
Panel4.showControl(false);	
Panel5.showControl(false);

Whenever you find yourself repeating the same code like this you need to either be using a function or a loop. In this case I'd have changed it to a loop (using an array). I've actually not touched the panel show/hide code as I don't know what it's for but I have created the array :)

const var TableChanger = Content.getComponent("TableChanger");
TableChanger isn't a very good name, it tells us what the control does but not what the control is. In your small example it doesn't matter too much but in a larger project it could cause a headache. I've renamed it to btnTable it's a button that does something with the tables :)

[orange]

@d-healey wow thank you so much :) You are a great coder :)
Selector shows only tables (not Panel1, Panel2...etc relatively they are selected). But how can we show only this function when combobox selects table?