Enable "SampleStartMod" via scripting?

[David Healey]

@ulrik That's just an edit button, turning it on/off doesn't affect the sample offset value of the individual samples.

Which would be here

[ulrik]

@David-Healey said in Enable "SampleStartMod" via scripting?:

@ulrik That's just an edit button, turning it on/off doesn't affect the sample offset value of the individual samples.

Which would be here

Aha, so I don't need to set it to enable then, if I want to change the SampleStartMod?

[David Healey]

@ulrik It's just for editing with the mouse on the waveform, but you can change the value directly in the edit box or through scripting.

[ulrik]

@David-Healey said in Enable "SampleStartMod" via scripting?:

@ulrik It's just for editing with the mouse on the waveform, but you can change the value directly in the edit box or through scripting.

Yes thank you David!

[HISEnberg]

@ulrik If I am following this correctly, I made this mistake recently. Just add a constant modulator to the sampler and enable/disable that. Make sure you do have the SampleStartMod enabled in the sampler though since that information is stored in the samplemap. I had to go back and fix my samplemaps after overlooking this. Luckily a little powershell script saved me here...

[ulrik]

@HISEnberg Thank you, that information about the sample maps are a bit worrying though, the client has a lot of sample maps to be resaved, or fixed with a script as you say.

[David Healey]

@ulrik said in Enable "SampleStartMod" via scripting?:

the client has a lot of sample maps to be resaved, or fixed with a script as you say.

What needs to be changed in the sample maps?

[HISEnberg]

@David-Healey

I believe this information is not saved into the xml unless the SampleStartMod edit button is activated. I'll have to double check to confirm this though.

@ulrik I can give you the script if you want to use it. Admittedly it's like 60% AI though.

[Lindon]

@ulrik

I do this on sample load....

reg loadCallbackZones = yourSamplerHere.createSelection(".*");
for(s = 0; s <loadCallbackZones.length; s++)
{
       loadCallbackSampleEnd = loadCallbackZones[s].get(yourSamplerHere.SampleEnd);
       loadCallbackZones[s].set(yourSamplerHere.SampleStartMod, loadCallbackSampleEnd);
};

[ulrik]

@Lindon Haha, allmost exactly as I do it

//	============= SET SAMPLE START MOD LENGTH ===================
inline function onSampleLengthControl(component, value)
{
	//	Select all samples
	local selected = Sampler.createSelection("");
	
	for (s in selected)
		s.set(Sampler.SampleStartMod, s.get(Sampler.SampleEnd) * value);
}

SampleLength.setControlCallback(onSampleLengthControl);