Posts made by aulicon

@d-healey Sounds genius but I'm having difficulty following the sub-dividing the timer part.
Could you please show a snippet of the code where you do so?

I have been experimenting with manipulating and generating midi events from the OnNote using the OnTimer callback. I was able to create a series of drum articulation scripts fairly easy. So far I have the OnTimer being triggered and playing a sequence of notes and repetitions. Now this is all fun and games but problems start to arise when I try to implement this system polyphonically. Tracking and logging events is not quite useful as in the end I only have one OnTimer callback to trigger. I could create multiple timers and assign voices to them dynamically but this seems crazy in a scenario of where I might have like, idk, 50 timers?

As @d-healey had gently pointed out I might be able to achieve this via the midiplayer but even then I would have a very similar situation since the midi player cannot output notes while its running, making it basically monophonic. I would have to add 50 midi players which is also crazy....

I am sure I am missing something crucial about this.? have you ever encounter this scenario before? In Kontakt I was able to achieve this via polyphonic variables, an array to track ids and a bunch of wait statements.
THANKS!!!

@aulicon I tried the Midi player and I sort of got it working but now I have the problem of how to achieve this polyphonically. At the moment only the first Note On message gets processed...```
function onNoteOn()
{

{

// Check the current play state of the MIDIPlayer
var playState = MIDIPlayer1.getPlayState();

// If the MIDIPlayer is playing, ignore the event
if (playState == 1)
{
    
    return;
}

// Ignore the original note event
Message.ignoreEvent(true);

// Get the pressed note number
var pressedNote = Message.getNoteNumber();

// Get the event list from the MIDIPlayer
var eventList = MIDIPlayer1.getEventList();

// Iterate through the event list and replace all note-on and note-off events with the pressed note
for (i = 0; i < eventList.length; i++)
{
    var e = eventList[i];
    if (e.isNoteOn() || e.isNoteOff())
    {
        e.setNoteNumber(pressedNote);
    }
}

// Flush the message list to apply changes
MIDIPlayer1.flushMessageList(eventList);

// Play the modified sequence

MIDIPlayer1.play(0);
MIDIPlayer1.setPlaybackPosition(0.62);

}}

Hi all,
I'm trying to get create some midi articulations like roll, flam and ruff. at the moment I'm using the timer object for the roll...but I am not entirely sure this is scalable...I also don't know exactly how to manage it polyphonically. I know this is probably a mess but I would love some ideas on how to accomplish this the right way. Back in Kontakt I could have used the wait function and spelled every single repetition of the flam or the ruff and call it a day but HISE is a bit more sophisticated than that...

code// roll function 
reg timermidi = Engine.createTimerObject();

timermidi.setTimerCallback(function () {

        Synth.playNote(Message.getNoteNumber(), Message.getVelocity());
 
   
});

function onNoteOn()
{
	
	Message.ignoreEvent(true);
	timermidi.startTimer(80);
	
			
}
function onNoteOff()
{

    timermidi.stopTimer();
}

@d-healey I get it now! Subscribing to your patreon helped a lot...thanks!

@d-healey yes a broadcaster seems to be way to go however is not clear to me if I can even get the “right click” mouse from the floating tile keyboard in the first place.

Is it possible to use the SetMouseCallback on the Floating Tile HISE keyboard?
I am trying to achieve a right-click contextual menu per note. User right clicks on a key > contextual menu appears> do stuff > key changes color>close menu.
If using the HISE keyboard is not the way to go, would it be possible to achieve this via LAF? or overlaying a panel on the keyboard...but then I wouldn't know how to get the exact location related to the key.

Thanks!

@d-healey yep you are correct. Thank you!

is it possible to offset the stock round robin chain in HISE?
I have 3 samplers. They are all loaded with the same samplemap. I want sampler1 to cycle between rr1 rr2 rr3, Sampler2 to cycle between rr2 rr3 rr1 and Sampler3 between rr3 rr1 and rr2.
I would like to avoid using custom round robin script because this project has different round robin numbers for each sample map.
I could duplicate and edit the sample map two times and switch up the rr assignment but I'm hoping that I could just swap the cycle chain instead of creating x2 copies for each sample map.

Thanks!

@aaronventure Unfortunately not or at least I'm not aware of it.

@Oli-Ullmann did you ever got around to figure this out?
Would be really great to have control over the release in the granulator. Thanks.

I have an audio waveform connected to a granulator. I want to be able to save the preset along with the .wav sample stored in the audio waveform in a custom location (preferably in the "samples" or in a "user samples" folder. A sample map would be acceptable too. I've been experimenting with the Custom Sample Import Save project but I cannot figure out how to achieve this...the demo project actually doesn't seem to save the sample or the samplemaps anywhere. Any idea is greatly appreciated.

@Soundavid Thank you that worked!

Is there a way to "save as" from the scriptnode workspace? There is only a "save" feature and it will overwrite the current .xml.
I tried duplicating the xlm file manually inside the dsp network folder but when I try to open it in scriptnode all I get is an empty node.