Can't Add Positive Gain in HISE – Am I Missing Something?

[the red_1]

Hi everyone,
I'm working on a project and I wanted to ask if there is a proper or alternative way to implement an input gain node.
Currently, I'm using an SVF EQ with a low shelf from 5Hz to 20kHz just to control the gain, but it feels more like a workaround than a clean solution.
I also tried using a Gain core node, but I noticed that the range is limited from -100 dB to 0 dB, so I can't boost the signal (for example +24 dB).
Is there any dedicated node, method, or better approach to achieve proper input gain control (including positive gain) without relying on an EQ?
Thanks in advance!

[DanH]

@the-red_1 yes, something broke in a recent commit. If you open the dsp network xml file you will be able to enter the max gain value in there.

[trillbilly]

@the-red_1 try changing the type from decibel to "unknown" or whatever the top selection is.

Then you can change it back once you set the value if you need.

[pratitghosh]

@the-red_1 I just use a math.mul node with the formula of "+6 dB = 2x the volume" "-6 dB = 0.5x the volume"...

So a range of ±24 dB would be a math.mul node ranging from 0.125 to 8.

[the red_1]

@DanH said in Can't Add Positive Gain in HISE – Am I Missing Something?:

dsp network xml file

thank you ,