@pcs800 No worries, it will help the next person who gets here :)

@Oriah-Beats let me do it thank you

@Christoph-Hart Thanks for the detailed response, the future looks bright! Global envelopes (and compilable cables) were a huge improvement, especially for more complex projects.

@Consint

let me know if there are any issues:
I haven't released this version yet officially becuase i haven't had the time to thoroughly test it

@Chazrox Perfect! Thanks 🙏

@aaronventure def need to learn that! 👍

@Orvillain in a network that's always running, yes.

@dannytaurus not sure, it looks more like it's suited towards embedded devices. Stuff like fixed sample rate and buffer size makes it rather awkward to wrap into a general purpose API.

@griffinboy I see. Thanks, I'll give it a look.

@Christoph-Hart Thank you for the nudge I was trying to find a good example to build from and this is giving me a better sense of the folder/file hierarchy relationship. I am still in the poke around the codebase and find out phase so will report back once I understand more.

Happy to make a pull request to add it to the official version of HISE as well if I get it working, but I know this is a pretty niche case so unless there is a demand for it I won't bother!

@Christoph-Hart no I'll do that asap

@tomekslesicki This might help - https://github.com/christophhart/hise_documentation/blob/master/scripting/scripting-api/scriptpanel/setconsumedkeypresses.md

@DanH yeah the value dot size changes with unscaled value @Christoph-Hart

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@Orvillain build your own..use the playhead data to define where you are in the seq...

@skyscapeparadise said in Arp range controls:

@Lindon Were you able to implement an arpeggiator with a customizable note range? The clocksynced arp snippet is a little complex and I'm having trouble identifying the route to adapting it to interface with a project as easily as the older arpeggiator did. It would be awesome if there was a way to limit the notes to what is available in a given sample map.

Yes I did - the way I did it was.....

place one(or more) arpeggiators at the "top level" of my instrument...make each of them transmit notes on a specific channel - in my case 15 and 16....

place my "sound generators" in a container below this and add a script processor to the container....lets call it an arpFilter...in the script :

check if the incoming note channel = 15 or 16... <- its a note from an arp... if so is the note in the range set in the arpFilter <-- add a couple of sliders to set this range up if so play it else ignore it...