I HAVE MY VST DONE COMPILED ALL EXPANSIONS MADE HOW DO I ADD INSTALL EXP BUT ON MY INTERFACE

Jaytove

honestly if you could just add the install button so that a browser opens the user finds the hr1 and have hise install it other than that id be open for sugestions, i dont know if your familar with the note repeat on stienberigs groove box or something like that its thre drum machine sampler it has a note repeat funciton i tried to dubplicate into my script but i could not get it to work so the idea is if you hold down say note 36 which whould be a closed hh with the note repeat function on 36 would contiune to repeat to the bmp know when you hit notes say 60 thru 73 on the keyboad the rythum would change from in increment s of 1/1, 1/2 1/2 t 1/4 1/4 t etc i tried to script it but no luck but other than that i have like 30 expansions already done and these a not just a few sounds theres thousands of sounds i mean thousdands but i understand if you wouldnt be intreseted just thought id ask

Jaytove

i could always send you a demo if you give me your email so you can check it out i have mac and windows both compilied

David Healey

@Jaytove said in I HAVE MY VST DONE COMPILED ALL EXPANSIONS MADE HOW DO I ADD INSTALL EXP BUT ON MY INTERFACE:

if you could just add the install button so that a browser opens the user finds the hr1 and have hise install it

I think it's a better use of my time and your money if I show you how to do it. It would make a good topic for next month's Patreon video.

Jaytove

i would be so grateful you have no idea and the note repeat function is that caple to even do with hise the way i explained

David Healey

@Jaytove Almost certainly possible but not something I've done. Can you achieve it using the built in arpeggiator script, there is also a synced arp too https://forum.hise.audio/topic/9497/browsable-snippet-clocksynced-arpeggiator

Jaytove

i have tried thr arps note repeat etc but i could not achieve what i was trying to accomplish

// === Note Repeat Functionality ===
const var NOTE_REPEAT_MIN = 36;  // C1
const var NOTE_REPEAT_MAX = 51;  // D#2
const var RATE_CONTROL_MIN = 60; // C3
const var RATE_CONTROL_MAX = 70; // A#3

// Note repeat state
const var heldNotes = [];        // Track which repeat notes are held

// Musical time divisions (in relation to quarter notes)
// Index 0-10 maps to notes 60-70
const var noteDivisions = [
    4.0,    // 0: 1/1 (whole note)
    2.0,    // 1: 1/2 (half note)
    1.0,    // 2: 1/4 (quarter note)
    0.6667, // 3: 1/4t (quarter triplet)
    0.5,    // 4: 1/8 (eighth note)
    0.3333, // 5: 1/8t (eighth triplet)
    0.25,   // 6: 1/16 (sixteenth note)
    0.1667, // 7: 1/16t (sixteenth triplet)
    0.125,  // 8: 1/32 (thirty-second note)
    0.0833, // 9: 1/32t (thirty-second triplet)
    0.0625  // 10: 1/64 (sixty-fourth note)
];

const var divisionNames = [
    "1/1", "1/2", "1/4", "1/4t", "1/8", "1/8t",
    "1/16", "1/16t", "1/32", "1/32t", "1/64"
];

reg currentRateIndex = 2;        // Start at 1/4 (quarter note)
reg repeatTimerRunning = false;
reg repeatCounter = 0;
reg noteRepeatEnabled = false;   // Note repeat is OFF by default

// Note repeat button callback
inline function onNoteRepeatButtonControl(component, value)
{
    noteRepeatEnabled = value;

    if (!noteRepeatEnabled)
    {
        // Stop repeat and clear held notes when disabled
        stopRepeatTimer();
        heldNotes.clear();
        Console.print("Note Repeat: OFF");
    }
    else
    {
        Console.print("Note Repeat: ON");
    }
}

// Set the callback for the note repeat button
btnNoteRepeat.setControlCallback(onNoteRepeatButtonControl);

// Calculate tempo-synced interval in milliseconds
inline function getTempoSyncedInterval()
{
    local bpm = Engine.getHostBpm();
    if (bpm <= 0) bpm = 120; // Default to 120 BPM if not available

    // Calculate milliseconds per quarter note
    local msPerQuarter = 60000.0 / bpm;

    // Multiply by the division to get the interval
    local interval = msPerQuarter * noteDivisions[currentRateIndex];

    return interval;
}

// Start the note repeat timer
inline function startRepeatTimer()
{
    if (!repeatTimerRunning)
    {
        local interval = getTempoSyncedInterval();
        Synth.startTimer(1.0 / interval);
        repeatTimerRunning = true;
        Console.print("Note repeat started at " + divisionNames[currentRateIndex] +
                     " (" + Math.round(interval) + "ms @ " + Engine.getHostBpm() + " BPM)");
    }
}

// Stop the note repeat timer
inline function stopRepeatTimer()
{
    if (repeatTimerRunning)
    {
        Synth.stopTimer();
        repeatTimerRunning = false;
        Console.print("Note repeat stopped");
    }
}

// Update the repeat rate
inline function updateRepeatRate(newRateIndex)
{
    currentRateIndex = Math.range(newRateIndex, 0, noteDivisions.length - 1);

    if (repeatTimerRunning)
    {
        Synth.stopTimer();
        local interval = getTempoSyncedInterval();
        Synth.startTimer(1.0 / interval);
    }

    local interval = getTempoSyncedInterval();
    Console.print("Repeat rate changed to " + divisionNames[currentRateIndex] +
                 " (" + Math.round(interval) + "ms @ " + Engine.getHostBpm() + " BPM)");
}

// Define the color for the black keys. You can use RGB values or a predefined color.
const var BLACK_KEY_COLOR = Colours.black;
const var WHITE_KEY_COLOR = Colours.white;

// Iterate through all possible MIDI notes.
for (var i = 0; i < 128; i++) {
    // Check if the note is a black key.
    if (i % 12 == 1 || i % 12 == 3 || i % 12 == 6 || i % 12 == 8 || i % 12 == 10) {
        Engine.setKeyColour(i, BLACK_KEY_COLOR);
    } else {
        Engine.setKeyColour(i, WHITE_KEY_COLOR);
    }
}

David Healey

@Jaytove

What was the problem with the arp?

stopRepeatTimer() This function is not needed, just call Synth.stopTimer() You don't need the repeatTimerRunning variable.

You don't need to stop and start the timer to update the rate, you can just call startTimer with the new rate while it's still running.

I also think the transportHandler might be useful here.

All this stuff should be a separate MIDI processor, not in your UI script which should be deferred.

for (var i = 0; i < 128; i++) // Smells like AI?

There was a coding puzzle on my Patreon page last year (or maybe the year before) to find the simplest way to determine if a note number was a black or white key, you might find that useful.

Jaytove

the midi note repeat was just just an idea i dont want to get lost i mostly care about having an install expansion button on my interface that will open a browser for the user to locate hr1 file and it installs from there you said some thing about showing me how to do to do this when would you avilabilty be ?

David Healey

@Jaytove said in I HAVE MY VST DONE COMPILED ALL EXPANSIONS MADE HOW DO I ADD INSTALL EXP BUT ON MY INTERFACE:

you said some thing about showing me how to do to do this when would you avilabilty be ?

I'll post it next month on Patreon.

Jaytove

@David-Healey I have 20 plus expansions exported to hr1 files should i be using getExpansionforInstallpackage to make these load through a button on my interface, I cant figure out how to make an install expansion button on my interface and have the user point to hr1 file and my vst load it

David Healey

@Jaytove said in I HAVE MY VST DONE COMPILED ALL EXPANSIONS MADE HOW DO I ADD INSTALL EXP BUT ON MY INTERFACE:

should i be using getExpansionforInstallpackage

Nope, check the post above where I give you the steps.

You'll need to use the file and file system APIs too, I have videos about these on YouTube.

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