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      Mighty23
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      Hello, I'm using the scriptnode template: template.bipolar_mod to modulate the signal of
      template.dry_wet. I believe everything is working as I expect, but I can't figure out how to dynamically visualize the increase or decrease of the signal. I'm seeking help to visualize the PMA as it appears in scriptnode; I'm attaching a screenshot to explain it better.

      Screen1.png

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        Mighty23 @Mighty23
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        @Mighty23 said in Seeking Help: Bipolar Modulation, UI from Scriptnode:

        Hello, I'm using the scriptnode template: template.bipolar_mod to modulate the signal of
        template.dry_wet. I believe everything is working as I expect, but I can't figure out how to dynamically visualize the increase or decrease of the signal. I'm seeking help to visualize the PMA as it appears in scriptnode; I'm attaching a screenshot to explain it better.

        Screen1.png

        Perhaps I need to refresh the UI with a Timer. Does anyone have a simplified example I can look at?
        I'm looking for a way to allow the user to understand how and when modulation is affecting the signal

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          Christoph Hart @Mighty23
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          Clear the mod signal, connect the PMA output to an add node afterwards, then use a peak node to display the actual PMA value that is being sent out:

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          From then on, use the external display buffer to visualize it however you like (or you can send it into a global_cable node instead of the peak signal if you don't need a continuous visualization).

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