SNEX & JSON

[A Former User]

@Christoph-Hart perfect, thank you!

[A Former User]

@Christoph-Hart Got the file-writing stuff all working, and I think the dynData is referencing the audio data properly, but both of these make HISE crash:

template <int C> void processFrame(span<float, C>& data)
	{	
		for (auto& s: data)
		{			
			//crashes
			s *= (float)amplitudesData[index];
			
			//also crashes (i know its overwriting the data I just wanted to test a loop)
			for(auto& a: amplitudesData)
			{
				a = 0.01f;
			}
		}
	}

Could this be an issue with how I wrote the audio file? Or am I doing something else stupid

Edit: Think I'm stupid, I assume this is supposed to have more than just a block:

Do I need to referTo somewhere? Or is that handled by the external data function

[A Former User]

okay I had the old externalData method at the bottom of the node still there :) everything working now!

[Sawer]

Hello everyone. How can I see the snex editor? Not seeing it in the scripting tools nor when calling a snex node. any help is appreciated.

[Matt_SF]

@Sawer you have to create a new file by clicking on the three dots on the left, ther click on the SNEX logo on the right

[Sawer]

@Matt_SF

The editor is still not here, strange..

[Christoph Hart]

@Sawer You need to create a SNEX Editor floating tile (it's a different editor than the HiseScript editor). Right click on the empty Floating tile and select SNEX editor (should be somewhere at the top), then unclick and click the SNEX button on the node again, and it will show up).

[Matt_SF]

@Sawer sorry I forgot that. With the default layout, the SNEX tab is already there.

[Sawer]

@Christoph-Hart

Should it be in this list right?

[Christoph Hart]

@Sawer Yes, update to the latest version:

[Sawer]

@Christoph-Hart Thanks so much

[A Former User]

@Christoph-Hart said in SNEX & JSON:

If it's ten's of thousands of float numbers, you can write the data as audio file

Is this also appropriate for multidimensional arrays? [[a, b, c], [d, e, f]]

Edit: ah could I pass an sfz instead of wav for more complex data?

Edit edit: Okay I can just have multiple audio files :) easy