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    • Christoph HartC
      Christoph Hart @Orvillain
      last edited by

      @Orvillain it depends on the type of property. Parameter sliders need to be connected to a container meta parameter and can then be accessed through the usual HISE attribute system.

      Any complex data (table, slider packs, audio files) need to be registered as external data slot and then can be modified using the scripting API (just like you would load a file into the inbuilt loop player.

      gives about 500mb of RAM

      This is way too much but you should be able to bring this down by lowering the voice limit. If you have 128 instances, you don't need 256 voice polyphony so with 16 voices per sampler you can cut it down significantly.

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      • OrvillainO
        Orvillain @Christoph Hart
        last edited by

        @Christoph-Hart

        The way I'm thinking is I somehow need to travese down this tree:
        container.chain.softbypass_switch9.sb_container.sb1.file_player

        And that would allow me to do something like:

        abs_path = FileSystem.fromAbsolutePath(file_obj.fileName);
        parsed = [this_sampler.parseSampleFile(abs_path)];
        file_player.loadSampleMapFromJSON(parsed);
        

        Or whatever the call is to load a file into the file_player.
        Sort of pseudo code, similar to what I've been doing with the SAMPLER, but hope it makes sense.

        If I do this:

        const var ScriptnodeSynthesiser1 = Synth.getChildSynth("Scriptnode Synthesiser1");
        const attr_count = ScriptnodeSynthesiser1.getNumAttributes();
        
        
        for (i = 0; i < attr_count; i++)
        {
        	var attr = ScriptnodeSynthesiser1.getAttributeId(i);
        	Console.print(attr);
        }
        

        Then I just get these printed in the Console:
        Interface: Gain
        Interface: Balance
        Interface: VoiceLimit
        Interface: KillFadeTime
        Interface: Sample Select

        Sample Select is a custom meta parameter. So I'd already figured that bit out. Really what I'm looking to get is an object reference to the internal nodes within the ScriptNode.

        8296692d-1be7-44a1-a253-eb3650b5b99e-image.png

        This is where I'm currently at. You can see Sample Select at the top. You can also see that my file_player nodes are all set to an external audio file slot.

        If you could help me get the object reference I'm looking for, I'm pretty sure I can figure the rest out from there. Does it have anything to do with ScriptnodeSynthesiser1.ScriptParameters; ?

        Musician - Instrument Designer - Sonic Architect - Creative Product Owner
        Crafting sound at every level. From strings to signal paths, samples to systems.

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        • d.healeyD
          d.healey
          last edited by

          Are you using the clone container? That might reduce some of the complexity

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          • OrvillainO
            Orvillain @d.healey
            last edited by Orvillain

            @d-healey Not yet. It isn't really what I'm after right now. I'm just trying to make sure I understand how to iterate through the node tree, get and set data within it, and then I'll look at optimization and stuff later.

            I'm just trying to sus out how to achieve this before I invest too much time in it really.

            PS: Been rinsing your HISE videos on Youtube. I'm half way through the paint routines one, and have learnt a lot! Thanks very much!

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            • OrvillainO
              Orvillain @Orvillain
              last edited by Orvillain

              @Orvillain

              Ahhhh.. I imagine I need to use Engine.getDspNetworkReference(String processorId, String id)
              in order to access the actual node network? I'll try that tomorrow.

              And obviousy then, I finally check the docs 🐶

              Link Preview Image
              HISE | Scripting | DspNetwork

              An object that will perform a DSP algorithm based on a network of nodes.

              favicon

              (docs.hise.audio)

              I'll give this a thorough read tomorrow too. Looks like this is what I want.

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              • OrvillainO
                Orvillain @Orvillain
                last edited by Orvillain

                @Christoph-Hart
                Could you let me know what I'm doing wrong here?

                var samplepath = "D:\Samples\Drums\Hits\Reverb Drum Machines\MXR Drum Computer\Reverb MXR Drum Computer Sample Pack_Audio Files\Reverb MXR Drum Computer Sample Pack_CHH.wav";
                
                const var s = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Scriptnode Synthesiser1");
                const slot = s.getAudioFile(0);
                slot.loadFile("{XYZ::SingleSample}" + samplepath);
                

                I do actually see a change:
                1997ebb2-d818-4d39-9412-2c84db0465f7-image.png

                But it hasn't actually loaded it. Just applied a label.

                If I do this:

                var samplepath = "D:\Samples\Drums\Hits\Reverb Drum Machines\MXR Drum Computer\Reverb MXR Drum Computer Sample Pack_Audio Files\Reverb MXR Drum Computer Sample Pack_CHH.wav";
                
                const var s = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Scriptnode Synthesiser1");
                const slot = s.getAudioFile(0);
                slot.loadFile(samplepath);
                

                Then HISE just crashes.

                And if I do this:

                const var samplepath = "D:\Samples\Drums\Hits\Reverb Drum Machines\MXR Drum Computer\Reverb MXR Drum Computer Sample Pack_Audio Files\Reverb MXR Drum Computer Sample Pack_CHH.wav";
                var abs_path = FileSystem.fromAbsolutePath(samplepath);
                
                var s = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Scriptnode Synthesiser1");
                const slot = s.getAudioFile(0);
                slot.loadFile(abs_path);
                ;
                

                Then I get this:
                2f8dddfe-5019-43bf-98eb-f458d59224e4-image.png

                Again, it doesn't load the file... but does put an object reference in the filename box.

                Musician - Instrument Designer - Sonic Architect - Creative Product Owner
                Crafting sound at every level. From strings to signal paths, samples to systems.

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                • OrvillainO
                  Orvillain @Orvillain
                  last edited by

                  Bah! Figured it out:
                  c39aab47-627f-4854-8fdf-a4c927dda560-image.png

                  You can see.. the filepath needed the backslashes escaping. I have to do this when using Python all the time, and it just occurred to me to try it in HISE too.

                  Works fine. Sample loads. I've got enough to go on now!

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                  • OrvillainO
                    Orvillain @Orvillain
                    last edited by

                    Actually @Christoph-Hart if you do see this, how can I disable looping on the file_player object?

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                    • OrvillainO
                      Orvillain @Orvillain
                      last edited by

                      @Orvillain Just a note to self, looking through the source code I suspect there might be a setUseLoop bool on the sample itself. I'll look for that tomorrow. It could also be LoopEnabled, as that is listed under special parameters for the AudioLooper class.

                      I'm sorta hoping those follow through to the file_player.

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                      Crafting sound at every level. From strings to signal paths, samples to systems.

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                      • OrvillainO
                        Orvillain @Orvillain
                        last edited by

                        @Orvillain said in What is a sensible number of samplers in a single plugin?:

                        @Orvillain Just a note to self, looking through the source code I suspect there might be a setUseLoop bool on the sample itself. I'll look for that tomorrow. It could also be LoopEnabled, as that is listed under special parameters for the AudioLooper class.

                        I'm sorta hoping those follow through to the file_player.

                        @Christoph-Hart

                        So I tried these in a small demo project, but it doesn't seem to work.

                        Here's the snippet - would love it if someone could help me disable loop for the file_player node. Do I have to get the node itself perhaps???

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                        • OrvillainO
                          Orvillain @Orvillain
                          last edited by

                          Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 600);
                           
                          const var ScriptnodeSynthesiser1 = Synth.getChildSynth("Scriptnode Synthesiser1");
                          
                          const var samplepath = "D:\\Samples\\Drums\\Hits\\Drum Machine\\Boss DR-660\\DR-660Kick23.wav";
                          
                          var abs_path = FileSystem.fromAbsolutePath(samplepath);
                          
                          var s = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Scriptnode Synthesiser1");
                          
                          const slot = s.getAudioFile(0);
                          slot.loadFile(samplepath);
                          
                          var the_network = Engine.getDspNetworkReference("Scriptnode Synthesiser1", "_8_Layer_Sampler");
                          
                          var fileplayer = the_network.get("file_player");
                          
                          fileplayer.LoopEnabled(false);
                          

                          This doesn't work either - getting the node directly.

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