@d-healey
Great, thanks. I'll see if I can learn something... :-)

@Unversed said in Calling an Envelope on a Timer:

Hello!

I am new to HISE, and I have an idea for a "pumper" style effect that I just can't figure out.

I want to create an effect that essentially triggers an Envelope on an adjustable tempo-based timer. It isn't revolutionary, but it is an interesting effect I would like to use.

Hi and welcome!

I've attempted a few iterations of this concept, but I end up getting snagged at the end by something I didn't understand about the fundamental program (LFOs not exporting with Effects was a big one), so I figured I would ask here before I spend some time on the next iteration.

Is the LFO triggered by midi?
In that case, not all daws let FX plugins to read midi, that might be the problem

With the Envelope approach, I can't seem to figure out how even to get an Envelope onto the Master at all. Do I need to create a separate container? Through scripting, does it even matter where the said Envelope is, as long as I can call it to run and push its value onto the gain?

Anything would be appreciated, thanks :)

Could you provide a snippet of what you have tried?

@It_Used wow thanks that’s awesome ! I’ll be able to dig into all of this.

@HISEnberg alright got it! Never worked with the autocomplete, but seems like a grea idea :D

@Christoph-Hart I'll try it again but last time I tried it failed to compile. The recorder node is more or less what I am after though. There's a number of features my node possesses that aren't featured here like playback speed, reversing, etc. But I should study this node and see if I can't replicate it.

@daniloprates said in [Feature Request] Quickly open files:

hi_scripting/scripting/components/ScriptingCodeEditorHelpers.cpp:117

Ops, line 717, not 117

Envelopes in the scriptnode modulator - not recive Midi CC messages.

How recive midi cc events in scriptnode envelope mod? I has been add a Flex AHDSR, but this is no recive midi cc messages. i tried a more methods for a day, but i didnt take a resault.
Without scriptnode, build-in envelopes has recive midi cc messages...
i use it in sampler gain modulator, use it with sustain pedal, if i use midi_cc node - this is working, progress slider on this node - changed while i press/release my sustain pedal, but if i press pedal - any envelope do not apply sustain on sound.
https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/issues/782

@Christoph-Hart I think the first one is the safest option

@pcs800 can you screenshot your property editor for your analyzer?

@ulrik Awesome, thank you so much

@tobbentm This looks like excellent work and sounds very promising. Please keep us updated when you integrate JUCE 6 compatibility. Would really love to see a HISE-example integrating Moonbase as well for us here to test out when it's ready :)

@paper_lung Isn't that what you want?

@Christoph-Hart awesome, thanks!

@d-healey Yes that is what I showed in the video, that it is possible

@Dan-Korneff No worries mate! 🤗

@coupe70 ah yes, iPlug has a notoriously small binary size and a very basic feature set if you compile a minimal example. Any JUCE made plugin has at least ~12MB of size because there are more things included (graphics frameworks, plugin wrappers, other stuff). HISE adds some things onto that - even if you just compile a effect plugin with a simple filter, the binary will include the code for the streaming sampler module, the scripting engine and all the rest.

I figured it out.
In case someone else gets stuck at this point. When calling synchronously, the parameters of the function must be complete:

const var th = Engine.createTransportHandler(); th.setSyncMode(1); th.setEnableGrid(true, 5); inline function onGrid(grid, timestamp, first) // Parameters need to be complete { Console.print(grid); } th.setOnGridChange(true, onGrid);

@pcs800 the pitch shifter node is broken, you can roll your own using Rubberand (or signalsmith or any other license-compatible library)

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/13256/tutorial-real-time-pitch-shifting-with-rubberband?_=1760500331839

FFT-based pitch shifters will always introduce some latency, it's unavoidable

@d-healey jesus christ im so embarrased to have never tried that

@Christoph-Hart Ah yes that fixed it thanks!