@d-healey I have downloaded - thanks.

@Christoph-Hart Thanks, man!

@clevername27 Nice! Thank you, I'm interested to hear how that sounds.

@ustk

Can you tell me what is different about jdelay from core.gain

Not sure what you are asking here. One is a delay and the other a gain, but you know this already ☺

Lol, I meant core.delay.

Hmmm… seems a bit technical for users, no? Many of them are not necessarily confident enough with interface buffers length, so understanding internal blocksize might be confusing… (not trying to be pedantic here)

Good point - I don't make commercial plugins with HISE; they're functional prototypes for other developers and research. Also, I can use the pop-ups myself to easily try different values, and then go back change the dynamic ones to fixed.

All good on everything else - cheers!

@ustk Got it - thanks!

@clevername27

Ahh he is right! That is a detail I missed sorry. So yes, the sample number will always correspond to the original zero crossing sample. But there is a chance this sample will not be an exact zero crossing anymore if sample playback doesn't start from this exact sample.

@aaronventure Ah, the Master of Scriptnode. Always a good question about polyphonic support—in this case, they're all supported. But the collection of notes in my screenshot is just a bucket o' nodes that I think might apply to the problem—it's not a Network. 👻

A Delayed Cable might be usable here—I'd like to specify the delay in audio samples (instead of ms), though I'm not clear what delaying in "samples" means in HISE.

@Matt_SF Cheers mate!

@Matt_SF Very cool! I'll check it out…

@Matt_SF brilliant, I didn't notice, so you beat me to that with an even better solution ;)))

@ulrik My dude. I cannot thank you enough for this.🚀🎆🌈

@aaronventure said in Is it Possible to Deactivate Nodes by Name Inside a Compiled ScriptNode?:

What do you mean by compiled nodes? This targets a node inside of a network. It's unlikely to work if you compile the network and replace it with a hardcoded network, because it's expecting a reference. The point of that whole API is to eventually be able to create and operate fully dynamic scriptnode networks at runtime, but it's unfinished as of today.

I meant "Nodes that are compiled as part of a Network." Are you talking about compiling a version of a plugin, but not compiling the ScriptNode networks? (I get an instant crash if I try to do that.)

@ustk Thank you, as well. I rebuilt it a few times, but was never able to narrow it down.

@oskarsh Wow, thank you!!!!!!

(This should really be in the docs.)

@clevername27 Unfortunately, I endure the same amount of suffering as everyone else. 😂

@clevername27 I'm not sure but I think you use the UserPresetHandler.setPreCallback()