@Christoph-Hart ok, I will try it tomorrow , thank you!

@d-healey Thanks. I will try the J thing. This sounds like a good candidate for one of your "quick tips" videos on Patreon I hope that @Christoph-Hart will implement a straight forward solution for just selecting elements, copy+paste.

This looks like a great tool. Hopefully, we'll figure out how to use it properly Thank you, Christoph!

@SteveRiggs cool .

@d-healey oups I looked at the doc 3 times, there's only one thing I didn't pay attention: below "allCallbacks", you need to keep the left button down... Thanks David

@Christoph-Hart thanks man (∩ ` -´)⊃━━☆ﾟ.*・｡ﾟ

@giftlift said in Scriptnode - halve frequency: Are you trying to cut your freq in half like 400Hz to 200Hz or do you want to slice the waveform like this? Nice! yes, that's one step of an octave down effect. It's basically full wave rectification, you can achieve this with the math.abs module in scriptnode as well. now to halve the frequency every 4th or 2nd halve of the rectified signal has to be phase inverted, that's what the clock divider function should do. It counts the zero crossings divides the value by two and flips the phase of every other halve wave. At least that's how I understood it

@Christoph-Hart said in Max monolith size ?: Yes, 4GB is the current limitation (also it's not recommended to go beyond that because it won't work consistently on all platforms). Be aware that it creates one monolith file per mic position and samplemap so you have to be very generous with disk space to hit that limit Would it be possible in Source to adjust the monolith to create Monolith per Group? That way stuffing the groups could allow for one Sampler to hold all the necessary samples of corresponding type under one Sample map, but numerous monoliths, therefor bypassing any size soft limit and avoid the need for too many samplers?

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Will do, thanks!

The best way would be if you can create a minimal example snippet that crashes and post it so that i can try to debug it properly.

@dustbro Yup, Christoph and David helped a lot, thanks!

@d-healey Yes! Christoph already did that. Thing is I just can't see all of the models listed in the HISE source. I guess some linking magic should be done before.

@Christoph-Hart I came up with this (plus I tried a few other routes) but the only thing its doing is removing the same two notes... for(note in list) { if(note.isNoteOn()) note.setTimestamp(Engine.getMilliSecondsForSamples(2.5)) / 1000 + Math.randInt(-30000, 25000); }

Yeah, I'll add a modulator slot to the script FX effect soon (it's one of the things that need to be done for the 3.0 release).

@Christoph-Hart I just gave the subharmonic synth a second thought since you mentioned that it's possible to create it with the native HISE generators. Is there a way to count the zero crossings of an incoming signal, lets say it's an isolated sine wave and apply the values to a pitch modulator of a sine generator? Am I on the wrong path here? If I'm doing it without the Hise generators, I need to halve the frequency somehow. In Reaktor there is the Frequency Divider Module, is there anything like that in HISE?

@clumsybear Sounds a bit out of my league at the moment. I'm hoping this can be added soon though!

Any Updates?

@ulrik said in VST export failed: orry I can't figure it out what is wrong Figured it out. #1 - copy the sdk from the JUCE folder to TOOLS folder COPY \JUCE\modules\juce_audio_processors\format_types\VST3_SDK TO \tools\SDK #2- copy vst2.x folder to new sdk COPY \tools\SDK\VST3 SDK\pluginterfaces\vst2.x TO \tools\SDK\VST3_SDK\pluginterfaces\vst2.x #3- in Tools folder REMOVE OR RENAME VST3 SDK #4 - in Tools folder RENAME VST3_SDK TO VST3 SDK

@Christoph-Hart - well partly successful... using ENABLE_PEAK_METERS_FOR_GAIN_EFFECT=1 it will now show master VU meters correctly, but for any VU meters on a sub-process (like each individual voice in a dual voice rompler) it wont show any thing.