How to change which UI table controls a modulators table?

[d.healey]

I thought this would be fairly easy but it doesn't seem possible.

I have a global velocity modulator. I have 3 tables on my UI, and a knob with the range 0 to 2.

I want to be able to choose which table on the UI is connected to the modulator's table using the knob.

Changing the processorId won't work because this then sets the UI table's shape to the modulator's. I want it the other way around.

Here's a failed attempt using table data objects (not sure why this doesn't work @Christoph-Hart ?) :

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Here's a failed attempt using the processor ID:

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I'm also happy to use a single UI table if there is a way to save/restore multiple table data objects with presets and I can just swap out the data when the knob value is changed.

[Christoph Hart]

@d-healey if it‘s just three tables I would duplicate them and hide the others, otherwise the preset data model will get complicated.

But for dynamically reassigning the table or any other complex data type the referToData() method is the most stable option.

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart The number of tables in the real project will vary.

In my first snippet I attempted to use referToData but it only works with the first assignment, any idea what I'm doing wrong?

[Christoph Hart]

Works here:

HiseSnippet 1247.3oc6X81SaaDF2Nv0QRWQsScS6kVn8hffgbnTJnpoFRHTEMBjQB8Oppp5v4RxMruy09b5hl52k8kYubR6iR+Fr8b24jX2XwBYrgZE9EQ94+O287meVoY.2gDFxCLLy2dnOwv7KQsFxD8q1GSYF022vbYTCbnfDXoYUYnONLjzwvzbgmJYXleQC0yGdRErKl4Plvxv3YbpC4PpGULgayx+H008.bGRapWBs2pbcGNqJ2kGA4yBHaCery43djivR0xgLLuUsNTAOnk.KHgfNU3cF1pO+cLs9OiFROykHIJYzBbjlsQ09T2NMGcVCM.G0bxIeA8I+9nFzNzw7mbCbWk.qIVj7NvL2EkRktDojYhTZQcJcOTKm.puXhDY9baTcFTP5hgq5johVWibalCUkCZvDa3gOmbP.PL1hhaaautE7ypOtPA35NTXM.GXIvPRFZ8CVuRU92nGQzVxZbjKtxyHtbGpXnUCdmHWLblKsxpiUrn8pqWHu74R3fMS6fW+XsGRjWJQkf7ZzIBTuJ2ymy.hhqnEuh7rTfxboLhU2HlifxYVbVkHgfyJIMMf6VzYjcqCt1MhrZgesPdsG1HfzkDzluOVfKpuKdkRmWCt98f2yN7wA.NEgR9pvTE65dFz2V7iiO3oD41QbA4XVQUNT38Er9XQc6lorXe4RBxTrbfJ3hLrHKx6LRPxa.ohPGW513aMaswN5qkDJxY0YTww9jX5C3tcjsmx2mto2H9dEd6z5xKe4bPLOPOeRffJSGy8ICfEI5oh7n8IgmK39vNgwECCSjPIc43YF8kuAsizf3Jgwu.pY96PzFJe4OfWBwCH0YMCHPETNDYLsGuSrGUsJJGtDR21H8W71qeys7vwD1gkmxuSOcC6UFMHjbYibqZr.nzkZBWNEyBgQnjacuDafruvMPyZJdOTSpvoe14XtLxQnn9eQNFu29NnZc6RbDSRvEQG7h4cI8rG9k0g+1nVvZG0ROUv+FEs0yg5u0SILRfZS4Efa9myJto+Liadri.Be6.LKzmGlxwsHdz1P+cXRlmFBnDj2dhrZljeUNNHSQe3IG.GxLsoEVDEnZK1yiGwDoZCVHccXwYaKS5IhD5mAJ5hWC.6WMiUWiS9l4ZN0GBdWnO1y2kTiM.vsANxb7qfUucwQthQbS2X2fy3984LpSxp9IDQ.sWORPxbOyCzdBAfbNgy8KeBwkfS1A+ckOD57vAv8DYNuKt7eGVl0quEoSWK4zn009F6kzoZAznOyRkjeMJiOa6eNCgEBZztTUrA.brznIk18INzyHtoKFv1q3Xp7gBV27Tz11aj9Yvw6vFXuK6ktu7QUUzuylVYsAGN7vszz+bkme7ZcgedflF9o6ZRS2USabkU0uRv9V3yaruS3QBJqWCLLNK+Ppih7ZAPNNDH5LFwMT9MU4jvFZZaIsFyg0QQ7WvSrvRRZyXgkFILiF5u.cDmFNZ8i58qMb0avu9bC+Zyavu9jC+ZyqC7qZns1YJ7qs+oducW.CiFiec1NrlJ7pG9IAdUtavq92hW8+QL7vNA723n+CbjS3Ko3.mal5OFMOpgj1pjg5O0ArCYugsgGfM7FGG4U72CPMYaylygMOXNrYq4vlGNG1r8bXyilCa14BsQBKuWjf6oG4.FMqoWiXViI2on5zM9avNZSMB

Relevant code:

const var tables = [Synth.getTableProcessor("Velocity Modulator1").getTable(0),
					Synth.getTableProcessor("Velocity Modulator2").getTable(0)];
					
const var Table1 = Content.getComponent("Table1");


inline function onButton1Control(component, value)
{
	Table1.referToData(tables[value]);
};

Content.getComponent("Button1").setControlCallback(onButton1Control);

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart Works here too, but it's not what I want :)

I want one modulator and multiple UI tables.

The reason for this is I want the user of my instruments to be able to set different velocity curves for each articulation.

I have 1 sampler for all articulations. It has a single (global) velocity modulator. On the UI I have one table per articulation (only one is visible at a time depending on the selected articulation).

I don't want to add a modulator for each articulation because the modulator is used as a sub modulator all over the place and it will be cumbersome to manage, whereas hiding and showing a few tables on the UI is incredibly simple.

[Christoph Hart]

No idea what you mean :)

If you have one modulator, then you have one table. You can attach multiple UI tables to it, but how do you expect to switch the articulations then?

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart

I think this snippet explains it better than me :)

The knob index represents the selected articulation.

Each articulation has 1 UI table associated with it. When the articulation is change that UI table needs to connect to the 1 and only modulator table while the other two tables need to be disconnected from it.

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[Christoph Hart]

Ah you're using the linkTo to use externally defined tables, ok, now I understand.

And the reason why you're not using just one UI table and referToData() to assign it to the same table data slot as the velocity modulator is because of the preset data model, right?

But why are we talking then? :)

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart said in How to change which UI table controls a modulators table?:

And the reason why you're not using just one UI table and referToData() to assign it to the same table data slot as the velocity modulator is because of the preset data model, right?

Correct.

But why are we talking then? :)

Because it's not working :)

It links on init but moving the knob doesn't do anything.

[d.healey]

Is there a way to link the ui table directly to the modulator table data without the extra tableData objects? (processorID doesn't work because of the reason I put in the first post, but would seem like the most straightforward way of course).

[Christoph Hart]

Of course, but then you can't switch between the table models.

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This works here after onInit too.

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart Hmm it's not working here.

[Christoph Hart]

@d-healey that's just a glitch of the velocity module interface - close and reopen the module popup and you'll see the current table assignment.

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart Ah you're right! So my very first idea was working all along :astonished_face:

Is there a way to get the data object from the UI table? So I can use linkTo with the UI table instead of needing to create the additional tableData objects?

[Christoph Hart]

@d-healey but you need three of them, no?

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart Yeah I was thinking I could just link directly to the UI tables though instead of having a separate data object in the middle.

mod.linkTo(table[index]);

instead of:

mod.linkTo(tableDataObjects[index]);

[Christoph Hart]

@d-healey no the „internal“ data object of the ui table is kind of throwaway and inaccessible, but the entire concept of data slots is there because of use cases like this.

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart Ah ok, then I will stick with the data objects.

[d.healey]

All working now :) thanks again

[dxmachina]

@Christoph-Hart Maybe doing something wrong, but this snippet crashes HISE when used with a Table Envelope rather than a velocity mod. It looks like it works but crashes on save of preset (or if you wait long enough)

Is there a reason? I'd post a snippet but the crash won't allow it. All I'm doing is creating a Sine with Table envelope and linking up to the attack table. Insta-crash.

Hope it's me! Any thoughts?