@d-healey Ok, that's my idea, to pass it like an eq inspired by a famous piece of gear, without mentioning the original brand.

Hello, I'm making a "Pultec-style" eq, and I would like to follow the classic gui format for this kind of eq. Do you think I could violate any copyright? In that case, I would need to completely change the interface...! I attach my temporary gui.

Thanks!

Yeah, the knob method is just a basic workaround, but this issue is still unsolved as far as I know.

@Lindon Ok, thanks a lot!

@d-healey Aaahh ok, and what if I had 2 samplers with different samples, how can I differentiate which sampler is going to play?

I'm sure I'm not doing it right, but I can't really understand why I can't play a note hitting a button, with the following:

Engine.loadAudioFilesIntoPool();

//REFERENCES
const var Kick = Synth.getChildSynth("Kick");

const var Kick1_btn = Content.getComponent("Kick1_btn");
const var Kick2_btn = Content.getComponent("Kick2_btn");



//FUNCTIONS


inline function onKick1_btnControl(component, value)
{
	Kick.playNote(24, 100);
};

Content.getComponent("Kick1_btn").setControlCallback(onKick1_btnControl);

So I have a sampler, two samples loaded, super-simple, when I hit compile I get a "function not found" error for the playNote line.

Thanks for your help

I think it would be extremely useful. I'm already subscribed to your Patreon page, but a more "in depth" series would be really welcome!

@d-healey Of course, that solved my problem thanks a lot mate!

@d-healey Thanks, I read it immediately

Hi all, I'm trying to create a knob to select specific frequencies in steps, something like this:

//TEST
const var Filter1 = Synth.getEffect("Filter1");
const var Low_Freq_Knob = Content.getComponent("Low_Freq_Knob");
const var a = [20, 30, 60, 100];

inline function onLow_Freq_KnobControl(component, value)
{
    for (i = 0; i < 4; i++);
    {
        if (Low_Freq_Knob.getValue() == i)
            Filter1.setAttribute(Filter1.Frequency, a[i]);
    } 
};

Content.getComponent("Low_Freq_Knob").setControlCallback(onLow_Freq_KnobControl);

Unfortunately, it doesn't work; if I use Console.print(Filter1.Frequency), I get four "1" in a row, instead of the four values specified in the "a" array.

The Knob paramters are: min=0, max=3, step=1, mid=1
Any suggestions?
Thanks a lot