@pcs800 Split the signal in bands, analyse the level of the band you are interested in, automate the gain of a filter corresponding to that band like a compressor would. In the end, a de-esser is a dynamic EQ

i can help you, shoot me a DM @Mickolos

@bendurso Yes, but I’m sure it’s something related to the code or the sampler itself, because when I compile, a message appears saying that the Trombon file from the sample map is not loading the samples during compilation — it shows 0 KB.

@CyberGen Can you make a minimal example that demonstrates the issue with the scripts in those positions?

@Lindon Yes! I was thinking the same exact thing just yesterday. I would like the ability to pass in user defined values to the script slider using an array, similar to items for a comboBox.

@bendurso Nice :)

@ustk Nice, I will use this to enhance the machine code generation in future plugins, thank you

@pcs800 Put your module within a container and add the filter to the container's effect chain.

@pcs800 You'll see different things there depending on which node you click on

@d-healey I've scrapped this project

@orange said in Simple ML neural network:

@Dan-Korneff @Christoph-Hart
We look forward to using this neural model in a guitar amp simulation :)

@orange Have you made any progress on this?

There are a bunch of ways you could go about this in scriptnode, one approach would be to use a peak node to determine the level of your incoming signal, connect it to a minmax configured as a gate (0-1 in a single step, polarity inverted), then use this to trigger your oscillator.

Have a look at the example below to see this in action. Try adjusting the connected min and max values to set a threshold.

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Those categories are for Logic's native plugins. Apple doesn't allow you to list your plugin there.

You'll notice that there are zero third-party plugins under those categories.

All third-party effect plugins are under the bottom category of Audio Units.

Same goes for instruments. They're under bottom category, AU Instruments.

@tomekslesicki Thanks!

I just found this on the forum compliments to @HISEnberg ! 🙏

https://forum.hise.audio//post/100409

Content.makeFrontInterface(200, 50); const var Label1 = Content.getComponent("Label1"); const var lblCss = Content.createLocalLookAndFeel(); Label1.set("text", "CSS Label"); // Email/Key Label Laf lblCss.setInlineStyleSheet(" * { letter-spacing: 2px; font-weight: regular; } /** Render the default appearance. */ label { background-color: var(--bgColour); color: var(--textColour); border-radius: 5px; padding-left: 50px; padding-right: 20px; text-shadow: 2px 2px 5px rgba(0,0,0,0.3); } /** If you edit the text, it will use this selector. */ input { text-align: left; padding-top: 0.5px; padding-left: 50px; padding-right: 20px; caret-color: white; font-weight: bold; } /** Style the text selection with this selector. */ ::selection { background: #50FFFFFF; color: white; } "); Label1.setLocalLookAndFeel(lblCss);

@jeffd hr1 uses Flac which is a tiny bit better when using 16 bit but a bit worse if you use 24bit

@d-healey I suppose in some way this is a relief :D I spent several days making the UI look and function perfectly already and was fully prepared to make the panel sliders look the same as I already have. If you think my amount of sliders won't be an issue for performance etc, then I'll just carry on as I have been. Thanks David!

@aaronventure So Im not alone 🙏

@Christoph-Hart said in Scriptnode Synth Crackling with Chords:

What might be possible at some point is to use the routing.send / routing.receive nodes WITHIN a polyphonic network to implement polyphonic feedback delay lines (for stuff like resonators etc).

yes, exactly.

At least for me this was the expected behavior. I kept flipping on and off the polyphonic setting for the chain, expecting that to be a fix, or the number of channels, but nothing solved it.

For the time being I will try out using Faust for my comb filter / physical modeling elements and see what I can do.

@d-healey

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