@d-healey
.....wooooow, I feel dumb,
thanks!

@David-Healey it worked, thanks for your help

@It_Used wow thanks that’s awesome ! I’ll be able to dig into all of this.

@It_Used said in Display slider value with custom font, size, and position:

@Yinxi create visual mockup your idea, and i maybe implement this!

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I was thinking something like this : .

And when I change the slider value it will also change the value at the top left

@David-Healey
It’s exactly what I needed, perfect timing.

@ustk are you tried to reduce the smoothing value ?

@Orvillain
At one point I looked for a way to improve the sound of pitch-shifting, it seemed that the best solution was to build one in Faust or C++. By the way, I think the ScriptNode pitchShift node even bugs during compilation.

@tsempire
Right-click the gain knob and set the MinValue to –100 and the MaxValue to 0. If you want to reverse it, simply swap these two values

@tsempire
Sure

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@d-healey
That's very cool content
Thank you !

@David-Healey
It’s exactly what I needed, perfect timing.

Hi,

I recently tried to build a small vibrato effect in Scriptnode, and I’m trying to better understand how latency should be handled.

I want to understand the correct way to think about latency for delay-based modulation effects.

My first question : Does the latency calculation tool correctly handle delay processing, for example with nodes like "jsDelay", or can it be “tricked” by this kind of processing?

Another question: if the latency is not fixed (for example, in a vibrato where it changes depending on the rate and depth values), how can we handle latency when it is constantly varying?

I have seen earlier on the forum that latency can be set through the range of a knob, but if latency depends on multiple parameters, how should this be handled?

PS: I used ChatGPT to help me write this question to make sure it is clear.

@David-Healey it worked, thanks for your help

@David-Healey I didn't compile the node (if you mean scriptnode) because I thought it wasn't necessary for exporting the whole project.
And yes, other than that, I did export it as an FX plugin. I'm going to try compiling the DSP network as a ddl now

Hello,
I tried to make a vibrato plugin.
There are no compilation errors and nothing in the console.

The VST3 launches, but it doesn’t change the sound at all, unlike the ScriptNode version.

I’m losing my hair over this.
I even restarted the project from scratch, testing the code step by step, but at some point, without understanding why, the vst3 doesn't change the sound at all, even though everything works perfectly in HISE projet.

If anyone has encountered this kind of issue before, I’d really like to at least understand why it’s happening.
I use 4.1.0 Hise version

@Christoph-Hart Thanks for answering!

I have a side question. I was wondering if open-source licenses require me to include the image files I created from Figma for the UI.

Hello,

I want to distribute some audio effects through my WordPress website. I created them using Scriptnode, so they are fairly small plugins.

I was wondering if using GitHub as a hosting platform could be a good solution, or if it’s better to use a CDN like Bunny. I would prefer a free or very low-cost option.

GitHub puts me off a little because I would like people to download the files exclusively through my website rather than ending up on a public GitHub Release page.

Being a very indecisive person , if someone has had a similar situation and can share their choice or experience, it would really help me.

Happy new year !

Merry Christmas everyone !

@ustk are you tried to reduce the smoothing value ?