Posts made by Christoph Hart

@d-healey Does it work with other floating tiles (eg. the keyboard)?

@ustk nope, that's even worse, you're creating a string in the button callback and it might reallocate it in each loop iteration

@ustk that works? I didn‘t knew you can use array literals as switch cases.

But if this comes in the vicinity of a realtime callback I wouldn‘t trust it not allocating so a bit fiddling might be better suited.

@d-healey Oh wow, that might be the commit with the weirdest looking fix in the history of HISE...

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/2bdd95a60d094c577dd7a0199130756c7de955c3

Like you see the code change and immediately know, "yeah, that makes total sense".

@d-healey I don't think so but if you can make a minimal example, I'll take a look (not sure if you did that already).

@ustk Do you mean this:

Yeah, that's me basically not liking #0 (there's even not a name for this abomination, #1 is first, #2 is second, but #0 does not exist) so I incremented the display value, but the actual system is zero-based like everything that is good and logical.

@d-healey it depends I actually don't have a MIDI device that produces (monophonic) aftertouch so there might be something obvious I'm missing, but the polyphonic MPE keyboard produces aftertouch.

@danh use the linkedTo property?

@ustk I stole KONTAKT's way of slapping the pitch bend and aftertouch at the end of the list, but yeah, that offset by 1 is a bit annoying, better fix it now before people actually use it

It's fixed now, it was indeed looking in the audio files folder of the expansion.

but I need the result as a binary number that I can perform bitwise operations on.

There is nothing like a "binary number", just "binary representation of a number". You can perform bitwise operations on ordinary numbers:

125 & 15 == 125 % 16

If your human brain needs to view the numbers as binary, use the method @ustk to convert it to a string. You might need the reverse function to parse a binary representation string to a number, that should be a fun little exercise.

Alright, please pull, recompile and try now with this snippet:

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@fortune There is a (almost) feature complete scripting API that allows you to create nodes, shuffle them around and change the properties.

https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/dspnetwork/index.html
https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/node/index.html#setparent

Grab a reference to each node that you want to move around, then call setParent() with the index you want it to reside in.

@tomekslesicki Yes, I tried to fake it by creating the mod connection in a child sound generator. If you then paste it to the master chain FX, it works, but the next time you load the patch the connection is gone. It's like as if HISE doesn't like cheating

I'll take a look now, I'm sure it's a trivial fix - not unlike our eternal friend, the cubase offline export

@tomekslesicki I‘m pretty sure you can use them in an FX plugin (but I have no idea why they don‘t show up in the drop down, might have slipped in at some point).

https://docs.hise.audio/working-with-hise/settings/project.html#enable-sound-generators-fx

Enable this option then export the FX and it should render the global modulators.

@jl-lv the dynamic library contains all nodes of a project that you want to have compiled, so there's no need to use multiple dll files - just recompile the dll after you have created a new node (that has AllowCompilation enabled).

Come on guys, let‘s dial down the racism a bit...

@lindon said in Creating dynamic fx's with Drag and Drop functionality in javascript?:

could be wrong...

I'm 99% sure the arpeggiator are the HISE slider packs connected to the 3 slider packs that the HISE arpeggiator offers - everything else would be a superweird coincidence.

@natan the arpeggiatior controls gave it away, they are basically 1:1 the HISE arpeggiator features...