Help a newbie, i need a solution that a knob (slider) shows both values/modes Frequency and TempoSync

Xearox73

Hi to all, i am an absolute beginner in HISE and i need help with a problem for which I have not found a solution anywhere.
I have an LFO Modulator and a custom Filmstrip Button linked to parameterID Frequency.
The Problem is, i need a solution that this knob shows both values/modes Frequency and TempoSync, if i check the TempoSync Button on or off.
Like the original LFO Modulator self.
Of course this problem exists with "all" modulators e.g. LFO/Filter/Pitch etc etc, where I can switch between hz/sync.
On slider shows ony one value "hz or tempo sync"
Building a synth without a solution to this problem doesn't make much sense.
Because this problem pop up every time when I create a button for a LFO.
I am completely "new" to this subject and need an example script based e.g. on a pitch modulator, which i can then transfer to all the others.
Many thanks in advance if anyone can help me.

Lindon

@Xearox73 Most of us use two sliders one set to tempo sync and one not, then we add a button to turn tempo sync on and off, in the button callback we hide/show the correct slider for the button state.

Xearox73

@Lindon
Ok, understand, but .....
do you have an example script, as i said, i am an absolute beginner when it comes to this kind of thing.

musictop

@Xearox73 found this by searching the forum posts, might help you:

https://forum.hise.audio//post/45754

Xearox73

@Xearox73
thanks to you, but that doesn't really work totally buggy?

Lindon

@Xearox73 works here - what are you doing to load the snippet?

Xearox73

@Lindon
apparently didn't copy the whole snippet
it will still not be easy to integrate this into an already rather large project.
I'm struggling with it right now

Steve Lydford

@Xearox73 You can set the mode of the slider (either Frequency or TempoSync) based on the value of the button. This may be easier to integrate into your project.

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Lindon

@Steve-Lydford said in Help a newbie, i need a solution that a knob (slider) shows both values/modes Frequency and TempoSync:

@Xearox73 You can set the mode of the slider (either Frequency or TempoSync) based on the value of the button. This may be easier to integrate into your project.

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you re going to have to set the max and min values, the middle position and possibly the step size as well if you do this.

Xearox73

@Lindon and Steve
Wow, thats much easier to integrate
How do i set the max and min values, the middle position and possibly the step size?
It`s one knob/slider ?

d.healey

@Xearox73 You can use the .set function to set the properties of components.

Xearox73

@d-healey
thanks, solved

Xearox73

@d-healey
uhhps, the defaultValue function runs only with one
the second will be ignored:

inline function onbtnTempoSyncControl(component, value)
{
local lfo = Synth.getModulator("LFO Modulator1");
lfo.setAttribute(lfo.TempoSync, value);

if(value == 0)
{
	Content.getComponent("knbLFOFrequency").set("mode", "Frequency");
	Content.getComponent("knbLFOFrequency").set("defaultValue", "10.0"); //OK
}
else
{
	Content.getComponent("knbLFOFrequency").set("mode", "TempoSync");
	Content.getComponent("knbLFOFrequency").set("defaultValue", "1.0"); //Ignored
}

};

Content.getComponent("btnTempoSync").setControlCallback(onbtnTempoSyncControl);

d.healey

@Xearox73 said in Help a newbie, i need a solution that a knob (slider) shows both values/modes Frequency and TempoSync:

local lfo = Synth.getModulator("LFO Modulator1");

Content.getComponent("knbLFOFrequency")

Store your references as const in on init instead of getting them within the function.

If I remember correctly the defaultValue can only be changed after you change either the min or max. Here's a thread about it - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/8354/is-it-possible-to-change-default-value-after-on-init

Xearox73

@d-healey
Thanks !!!
Another question, how can i set the start size of the "ZoomHandler.js"
a bit crazy ... HISE shows only in 75% the Original 2800x1500px
At 100% its to big ... zooomed ????

namespace ZoomHandler
{
const var MIN_ZOOM = 0.25;
const var MAX_ZOOM = 1.0; //should be 2800x1500 or not ??
const var ZOOM_STEP = 0.10;
const var INTERFACE_WIDTH = 2800;
const var INTERFACE_HEIGHT = 1500;

Correction - HISE shows never the exact ZOOM, is it not possible to set the interface at 100% Original ??

d.healey

@Xearox73

Option 1: Design your UI to look the way you want on a 1920x1080 screen at 100%.

Option 2: The size setting is stored in the project's GeneralSettings.xml file, so you would need to modify that to change the default value on a user's system. - Search the forum, this has been discussed before.

Xearox73

@d-healey
Ok, i read many postings, but this has to do with the zoom level of your interface.
The Interface Designer himself never shows a pixel by pixel pictore/preview
I checked all possibility and make screenshots
then imported them into my graphics software and no shot has 100% 2800x1500px ??

A 75% in HISE has to be scaled up to 104,56% to show the exact 100% of the Original GUI px by px

Xearox73

@d-healey
Best Solution for all LFO controlled modulators - solved:

inline function onOSC12LFOPitchSyncControl(component, value)
{
local lfo = Synth.getModulator("LFO Modulator3");
lfo.setAttribute(lfo.TempoSync, value);

// if needed you can set a defaultValue for the Frequency
if(value == 0)
{
	Content.getComponent("pitchLFO12").set("mode", "Frequency");
	Content.getComponent("pitchLFO12").set("min", "0.5");
	Content.getComponent("pitchLFO12").set("max", "40.0");
}
else
{
	Content.getComponent("pitchLFO12").set("mode", "TempoSync");
	Content.getComponent("pitchLFO12").set("defaultValue", "5.0");
	Content.getComponent("pitchLFO12").set("min", "0.0");
	Content.getComponent("pitchLFO12").set("max", "18.0");
}

};

Content.getComponent("OSC12LFOPitchSync").setControlCallback(onOSC12LFOPitchSyncControl);

d.healey

@Xearox73 said in Help a newbie, i need a solution that a knob (slider) shows both values/modes Frequency and TempoSync:

Content.getComponent("pitchLFO12").set("mode", "Frequency");

Grab your component references within on init and store them in a const instead of getting them in the callback function.

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