Not the most pressing feature, but it would be great to have 'look and feel' enabled for the filter display floating tile!
Currently you can only use LAF with the Draggable Filter, but not for the Filter Display.
Not the most pressing feature, but it would be great to have 'look and feel' enabled for the filter display floating tile!
Currently you can only use LAF with the Draggable Filter, but not for the Filter Display.
@CyberGen I've achieved this using the HISE parametric EQ, using scripts to automate the positions of different bands, stacked to get the frequency response I want.
I am also working on my own irr filter, from the ground up in SNEX. If I finish it I'll post it here, but I'm not an expert, and this is a big undertaking, so it may take a while, don't wait : )
@griffinboy
Update:
I made a new script and compiled it with the compressor inside, and for some reason, the display buffer works in this one!
I am not sure why it doesn't work in my other script, which contains a snex node for a waveshaper and a wet dry mix...
@griffinboy
Update:
It appears to just be the compressor that has this issue!
I've placed a peak node into the scriptnode, and compiled it, and I am getting a response from the peak node, but radio silence from the compressor.
I was following an old forum post to create a gain reduction meter from the scriptnode compressor, and ran into this unresolved issue:
In my compiled node, there is a see-through space where my compressor metering should be. I've been told that this is normal and that I should still be able to use the display.
However, my code is not managing to read any value coming out of the compressor.
This is what it looks like in the uncompiled scriptnode. It works when uncompiled, but not when compiled.
Here is my code.
The output to the console is 0.0 no matter what : /
@Christoph-Hart
Thank you!
I'm super excited to be using HISE
@HISEnberg
Yes thanks for adding this detail, I forgot to mention it.
I have only just started HISE myself and do not fully understand everything enough to explain it in super detail
Import this snippet into HISE
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Hopefully this should explain some things.
Look at the code inside of the INIT callback, and the ON NOTE callback
: )
I am new to HISE as well, and it took me a bit to understand.
But this is the syntax for controlling scriptFX.
Edit: For more clarification, you need to create a 'macro' inside of your scriptFX in order to control it. When you compile your scriptFX, the 'macros' will be the only controls that remain accessible.
The syntax for controlling things inside of HISE seems to be to first create a 'script refrence' for the element you wish to control, and then you can control it using the syntax [script_refrence].[command_you_want_to_execute]
@hisefilo
Thanks!
I shall have to do some research.
I've had an idea for a sample based synth similar to the likes of Omnisphere that I've been working on for years. It just offers a bit more of a modern workflow, and a lot of randomisation and smart tools to assist the sound design process. I'm currently porting it to HISE.
I'm hoping that people will want it as much as I do, but who knows, it might be a giant flop
At least I'll be set up with a lot of code that I can resuse in other products afterwards!
@aaronventure
Thank you!
I haven't looked into FAUST yet, this is a good time to start
It didn't use to look like this before the new build, I'm guessing that it's a mistake? Just posting in case
: )
The Draggable Filter Display also looks the same.
Yes I would love to be able to do this as well!
I've been wanting to program a shimmer reverb.
Probably quite ambitious.