Using LFO in scriptnode best practice

[ForeverLive]

@d-healey i mean how i possibly can do the dynamic target for LFO so user can just use a dropdown and pick where LFO is assigned to. Thank you again for the priceless help!

[d.healey]

@ForeverLive I think the only way to do that would be to add an LFO to each parameter and bypass them all, which ever one the user selects you unbypass

[Christoph Hart]

You could also try and use the new modulation matrix object like shown here:

hise_tutorial/ModMatrixTutorial at master · christophhart/hise_tutorial

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It basically lets you define mod sources and targets and then make the connections dynamically. The targets can either be modulation slots for sample accurate modulation or any knob on your UI with a block-based modulation which isn't as accurate but should be fine for most targets.

[ForeverLive]

@Christoph-Hart , @d-healey wow, sometimes i cannot believe i living in same reality with both of you. You are just superheroes in real life! Thank you very much, God bless your families.

[ForeverLive]

@Christoph-Hart I just got this error all the time. Using late july HISE version.

Function / constant not found: Synth.setUseUniformVoiceHandler

[d.healey]

@ForeverLive That function was added in June, you sure you're using a version built on source code from July? Either way you're out of date, update, update

[ForeverLive]

@d-healey isn't july is after june? July month number is 7 and june is 6. I loosing my mind really. Ha ha

[Casmat]

@ForeverLive January February march April may June July august September October November December

Who else sings the song while trying to recall months, or is it just me..

[d.healey]

@ForeverLive Lol yes you're right, that's why I asked it "you're sure" to check if you had made a mistake. Perhaps you built HISE in July using source code from June or earlier.

@Casmat I didn't know there was a song...

[ForeverLive]

@d-healey yes, you right, i updated HISE using your fresh awesome script, and it was so refreshing that i almost started to jump around and scream of happiness :)