Thanks guys! Removing si.smoo solved my problem. Thanks!

@aaronventure the setMinimumSamplerate should also propagate the samplerate change to the filter graph but it might be possible that it gets stuck somewhere.

@arcy said in FloatingTile ADSR custom GUI doesn't work adding data:

it works simply inverting the code...thanks!

Yeah I think the issue is that when you set or change the floating tile type it internally resets the colours. So by flipping the order of operations we can get the desired behaviour.

@d-healey aaaaaaaahhhhh, sorry, now I see the function! :D Ok...it works!
Thanks a lot!

@arcy well yeah, you can draw things and change them on the spot, as well as change them dynamically (based on knob value, counter for animations etc.)

You could argue that the advantage to use SVG over local look and feel or paint routines is that it's easier to get shapes down but I would disagree, I find it easier to get things down progfamatocally with numbers and formulas than manually dragging elements around in figma or photoshop, especially if you define everything with constants, as that makes any changes super easy to make.

@HISEnberg it works! thanks.

Ok, I found the problem. Due to the imperfect tuning of an analogue OSC, the phase was not aligned. So, I perfectly tuned all my samples and manually phase-aligned them. Now the phase effect when two notes were played in octaves is gone.
Thanks for your support! I'm sure that this info will be useful for other samplists.

@d-healey it works! thanks! I have to change my mindset. I'm a JS developer but some concepts are different. Anyway, I adopt the first method ;)

@arcy hey man, thx for posting your solution. Exactly what i was looking for. Great, thx!!!

@d-healey Thanks! I built HISE enabling FAUST and imported some .dsp files into scriptfx. Very useful!!

@d-healey It works, thanks!