Stereo Effect Project. Example?

[hisefilo]

@christoph-hart LOL. Just a favor. Can you tell this guy @hisefilo how to add a knob for changing freq also? The guy sucks at coding

[Jay]

@hisefilo lol, you're crazy brother, you made my day

[A Former User]

@hisefilo Hey Filo, snippet below. Just taken from the eq demo..

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[A Former User]

Wondering if anyone could explain to me why in the example above ParametriqEQ.Gain + 1, is being multiplied by the ParametriqEQ.BandOffset? Confused as to what the bandOffset is doing?

edit: Sorry ignore this. Just realised why about three seconds after posting.

edit2: Actually, still not clear as to why it's being multiplied? Sorry if this is JavaScript 101...

[Dan Korneff]

@duno I was wondering the same thing, so I decided to do a little test.
By using the Console.print() command, I was able to see that ParametriqEQ.BandOffset is an Integer that is equal to 5. By doing the same with ParametriqEQ.Gain, I saw that was equal to 0.
These are Index numbers that dictate which control you are scripting.
Looking at the Module browser, I can see that each EQ has 6 Index points for each EQ node:

The first 5 appear to be controls, and the BandOffset is just an index used to multiply.
At EQ Node 0, the index is:
0 - Gain
1 - Freq
2 - Q
3 - Enabled
4 - Type
So what happens when you have another EQ node in the effect? The index list starts over at 5.
5 - Gain
6- Freq
7 - Q
8 - Enabled
9 - Type
And then the next node would start at 10.
So what does it all mean?? lets do some math.

{
    local index = 1 * ParametriqEQ.BandOffset + ParametriqEQ.Gain;
	ParametriqEQ.setAttribute(index, value);
};

In the script above we're creating a local variable called index. This is used to gather an integer that is directly related to a specific index on the EQ.
If we convert them to numbers, the equation looks like this:
1 * BandOffset + Gain
or
1 * 5 + 0 = 5
5 is now passed to the line of code below:

ParametriqEQ.setAttribute(index, value);

Which is the same as if we typed:

ParametriqEQ.setAttribute(5, value);

Looking at the chart above, we can see that Index 5 is the Gain of 2nd EQ node.

[A Former User]

@dustbro THANK YOU!

[hisefilo]

@duno thanks!!!! Working perfectly

[A Former User]

@dustbro Where are you getting that parameter list from? My modules only showing whats below.

@Christoph-Hart think theres a bug there, eq is showing the filter parameters, stereo fx is eq etc.

[Dan Korneff]

@duno yes. I mentioned to @Christoph-Hart that it's off by one.

[hisefilo]

Newbie question! How can I do to reproduce some wav within the FX project in order to see how it's sounding? Loop player ? or is there a trick to play a .wav in a proper way

[Christoph Hart]

Yes Loop player is the best way - I also
do it like this.

[hisefilo]

@christoph-hart :) perfect! freebie is coming.

[Dan Korneff]

@christoph-hart Any chance we can get a midi loop player??? ;)

[hisefilo]

@christoph-hart Wow, figured out cannot use IRs on a FX. Plug. Any way to add it? or I'm missing something

[d.healey]

@hisefilo you're missing something. Checkout the example projects.

[hisefilo]

@d-healey yes tried that as first step but example project (stereo effect project) gives me this

[Christoph Hart]

That example is a JUCE project which allows you to create custom DSP dlls that you can load into HISE. Move along, nothing to see here :)

What David was referring to was this repository:

GitHub - christophhart/hise_tutorial: The Tutorial project for HISE

The Tutorial project for HISE. Contribute to christophhart/hise_tutorial development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub (github.com)

The ConvolutionReverb project should do exactly what you need.

[hisefilo]

@christoph-hart ohhhh. I see. lOl. Thanks

[Jay]

@hisefilo Does HISE has a loop player? where to find it

[d.healey]

@jay Same way you add a sampler