Scriptnode Envelope as Global Mod

DanH

@Christoph-Hart Mod Matrix proj is very interesting! I can't figure out how to actually add the UVH to the root container though, can you point me in the right direction please?

Christoph Hart

Synth.setUseUniformVoiceHandler("Master Chain", true);

Obviously you need to change the ID when you rename the patch, but it doesn't get easier than that :)

DanH

@Christoph-Hart Doh! wasn't looking at the script Thank you!

DanH

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Christoph Hart

@DanH If you always name the presets exactly like your project, you can do this:

Synth.setUseUniformVoiceHandler(Engine.getProjectInfo().ProjectName, true);

But I'm not sure if that is better than just typing in the hardcoded name...

DanH

@Christoph-Hart Ok so should this allow me to be able to use a Global Envelope Modulator at Container level? Because I still don't have the option to do so - unless I need to script it?

Christoph Hart

@DanH Sure you can:

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DanH

@Christoph-Hart ok but this is how that Snippet looks with a Container... Am I missing something? Screenshot 2023-09-13 at 09.41.05.png Screenshot 2023-09-13 at 09.40.04.png

Christoph Hart

@DanH Ah now I understand. No the envelopes can never be used on a filter that is on a container level - a container doesn't know what a voice is so you can't use an envelope here.

DanH

@Christoph-Hart Ok so there's no way of getting a signal to the container? I would just use the envelope in ScriptNode but it behaves differently to the stock ADHSR envelope so can't even really hack it together....