Ah and I am sure he brought his friend std::absf

Yes, nice work, as usual

The DSP network replaces all callbacks that process audio data so they are just useful on the script processor modules that actually process audio data:

• script FX
• his new funky brother polyphonic script FX
• script time variant modulator
• script envelope modulator.

The orange background of your screenshot indicates that you dropped it in a MIDI processor. Just do the same thing in one of the other modules.

I'll be creating example patches for the things that were requested in the last weeks (eg. Lindon's step LFO with adjustable loop start, variable EQ and some basic introduction patches).

Until then, here's a polyphonic mid side decoder that is modulated by the velocity - because, well, you can

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@Dominik-Mayer is closing in on the new documentation system and I‘ll make sure it contains a few words about the Midi Player.

Yeah, I guess you should wait for the docs. I just want to make sure that the featureset is complete before writing a documentation otherwise I‘ll be doing it twice.

Yes of course. There is an entire new ecosystem hidden behind the scripting call Engine.createDspNetwork(„“);

Oops, they only happened in the Release build (macOS is really picky with the C++ coding techniques I used for the new system).

Try again, should work now.

Well to be honest, I don't care too much about adding a web server API to the scripting language - this opens a whole can of worms that will lead to endless feature requests.

Obviously there are tools in JUCE to call servers (and we use them in HEXERACT for the copy protection), so this would be something you would have to hire a C++ coder for.

OK, but what's with the latest master branch state (as of May 25th)?

Weird, just checked it with the master branch and it loads fine.