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    • LindonL
      Lindon
      last edited by Lindon

      So I have a 4-voice instrument with a set of presets and the instrument voices each contain a CurveEQ

      I want to : for each voice randomly select a preset and take its values and apply it to the voice

      Easy enough(tedious XML parsing but leaving that aside..) for each interface param/widget..except the EQ:

      So saving the eqs into presets with:

      Engine.addModuleStateToUserPreset("VoiceEQ1");
      

      leaves me with a preset containing this XML:

          <Processor Type="CurveEq" ID="VoiceEQ1" Bypassed="0" NumFilters="5" Band0="4.173913955688477"
                     Band1="63.68705368041992" Band2="1.0" Band3="1.0" Band4="2.0"
                     Band5="-4.173912525177002" Band6="196.5518341064453" Band7="1.0"
                     Band8="1.0" Band9="4.0" Band10="0.0" Band11="1457.363037109375"
                     Band12="1.0" Band13="1.0" Band14="4.0" Band15="8.34782600402832"
                     Band16="4689.4375" Band17="1.0" Band18="1.0" Band19="3.0" Band20="-16.69565200805664"
                     Band21="263.2481689453125" Band22="1.0" Band23="1.0" Band24="4.0"
                     FFTEnabled="1">
      

      Now...how to get this into the EQ in question, as its not base64 encoded...

      Also as an aside - this looks a bit silly - 24 Bands ? when I'm only using 5??

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      • ustkU
        ustk @Lindon
        last edited by ustk

        @Lindon it is zero based so in fact 25 not 24.
        This means there are 25/5 param per "real" band

        So my guess is that:
        Band 0 is Gain
        Band 1 is Freq
        Band 2 is Q or Enabled
        Band 3 is Q or Enabled
        Band 4 is Type

        They effectively could have been named more appropriately

        So without saying this is what you should do since there might be a better solution for your use case, you have the possibility to parse those bands numbers (modulo 5) and retrieve the values

        Hise made me an F5 dude, any other app just suffers...

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