Perfect.

BTW, you can query if a note is already artificial and use that info in the second script:

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So your Synth.isNote() function can be written in HiseScript like this:

// You don't need the event id, just make sure you never call this method 
// outside the `onNoteOn` / `onNoteOff` callbacks..
inline function isNote()
{
    return Message.isArtificial();
}

@ohtravioso said in ExternalFloatingTile with parameter plugin state saving:

But the plugin has no idea what User Preset was loaded.

You need to store the user preset inside the plugin state and restore it then. Are you using a custom ValueTree for the rest of your data model?

Yes, you will need another method in EventIdHandler:

    /** Checks whether the event ID points to an active artificial event. */
    bool isArtificialEventId(uint16 eventId) const
    {
        return !artificialEvents[eventId % HISE_EVENT_ID_ARRAY_SIZE].isEmpty();
    }

and call this instead of popNoteOnFromEventId(), because this method removes the event (hence the name pop...).

However this is a pretty shallow advice. I can't guarantee that there are no unwanted side effects, as the system of assigning artificial event IDs is pretty delicate (AFAIK you can't have multiple artificial notes with the same note number and channel for performance reasons)...

Lol that took a weird turn. @dustbro, your GIF skills are required...

What if you could just pass a ScriptFile object into these methods:

Engine.loadUserPreset( String relativePathWithoutFileEnding)
Engine.saveUserPreset(String presetName);

Then you can create subfolders, add new files etc. as much as you want.

const var f = FileSystem.getFile(FileSystem.UserPresets).getChildFile("MyFunkySubFolder/AnotherSubFolder/3LevelSubfolder/Mindblowing4LevelSubfolder/Preset.preset");

Engine.saveUserPreset(f);

The old functionality will remain the same (so passing in a String will do whatever it does now).

The soft limit must be one less than the hard limit

Ah, I understand now. I think the problem is that I've added a "kill voices before changing IR samples" function that will smooth out clicks when you switch IRs in a virtual instrument, but if you use it in a audio effect, it will still produce incontinuities in the incoming audio stream.

However the delay should already be made clickless (it basically doubles the delay processing and applies a fade between the two delays when you change the delay time, but I'll take a look why it isn't working). The other way of changing delay times dynamically would be interpolating the delay time but this would introduce a pitch-shift effect during changing of the delay time which is rather undesirable...

@d-healey said in Midi Fx plugin:

Interesting, how do we send MIDI out of a plugin?

You can‘t. I said you can export a Midi FX plugin already that does Midi in -> Midi out. In that case it just processes all midi processors of the root container.

Yeah that‘s a false positive, don‘t bother...