@Christoph-Hart Well, suppose it's time to start another attempt to learn JUCE. Thanks for all the info; I wasn't even aware that documentation existed!

@d-healey Thanks again David, more stuff to tinker with. I appreciate the responses and help you give !

@Christoph-Hart thanks. Figured it out now. It wasn't clear to me that you had to click the target icon (seen at the bottom of the screenshot) to be able to drag cables from 'parameter to node'. I had previously made links by going 'node to parameter' - ie right clicking on a node and clicking on 'Add Connection' etc Thanks again

@SampleScience said in Catalina has been released...: @orange said in Catalina has been released...: @SampleScience no, directly in the Operating system, without virtual box. So you keep the old version, how do you know your plugins work on the newer versions of macOS? You aren't limited for installing only one operating system in each computer. I've installed 4 macOS versions in my mac computer. So when I lunch the computer, I select the one that I want to use.

@Christoph-Hart said in RSS/Atom feed: https://forum.hise.audio/recent.rss Perfect, thanks!

I got it to work. @ustk Thanks for the tip about permissions. I got around it by copying the project from the shared folder to the desktop. When I have more time I'll fix the permissions properly.

Plugins are stored in either of the following locations on a Mac: ~/Library/Audio/Plug-ins /Library/Audio/Plug-ins Within these locations you'll find folders containing the different plugin types (ie AU, VST & AAX) Components - Stores AU plugins Digidesign - Stores AAX plugins VST - Stores VST VST3 - Stores VST3

Yes, all Math.xxx functions can be used. You can even call Console.print to output the value...

@ulrik h Yes of course. since I put my instrument in another computer. I tried to compile since hise on 3 different mac. always this i386 message ... I did all the manipulations to remove this error message but nothing .... even by compiling from xcode from the autogenerate file ... I understand absolutely nothing. I'm a beginner too ... maybe @Christoph-Hart can help me that would be nice :). I'm lost

Thank you David, I shall tinker around with this.

@Willem-B I don't understand, MIDI learn is for UI controls not for modulators. What functionality are you trying to create?

@ustk @dustbro Hey I think I might have figured it out, but I'll get back to you guys with a hise snippit and a better explanation if I'm still running into the same issue. Thanks!

@arminh You can change from bipolar to monopolar by clicking the arrow: But to be honest I don't really understand what you want to do... A snippet and better explanations maybe?

Lol they better make the non-buggiest DAW on earth because I don‘t see any plugin developer spending 2000k+ € to get a testing rig just for their software.

@ulrik Great Thank You SIr

@Natanr I'm glad it worked!

@d-healey said in Question on controls response.: @alepan When you download from github do you use git? Or do you download the zip file? If you download the zip file, do you delete the older versions you downloaded, or do you keep all of them? If you do keep them, are you sure your project is pointing to the correct version? Good point, I have probably messed something up, as I haven't tried using git yet. I'll try deleting the directory and re-install and re-compile from zero. Thanks for your support!

@d-healey I did build the scriptnote version, but it did't output any sound no matter what i did, so i thought i was supposed to use the Master Version, which fixed that Problem. I will try with the scriptnote Version again.

Making a 909ish Kick. I tryed stacking multiple Envelopes, but thats kinda stupid.