@d-healey 😂

@d-healey nope sounds like an easy addition (adding a new mode to the drop down menu)

I've recompiled HISE and now my sample map appears to be loading without issue.

Turns out I'd moved some samples which is why it loaded. Issue is still there.

But this has lead me down a little route. @Christoph-Hart Is there a limit to the maximum number of samples you can have in a single sample map?

I'm finding if I add one additional sample (even a renamed duplicate of a sample I've already loaded) then the sample map goes all glitchy as described above. If I remove the sample then it loads.

It seems to be occurring once the sample map contains around 8160 samples. Could it be a buffer issue?

@d-healey yeah I've found these checks to be really unreliable....

@ustk Oh, you're right, I was thinking it was start samples and end samples, but it's start samples and num samples. Now I get it, thanks!

@d-healey You are the gift that keeps on giving. 🚀

@d-healey said in Anyone got a way to prevent multiple message boxes at the same time?:

want more than one of these alert windows to be shown at the same time.

Sure, when making a Windows-like UX

@ulrik Thanks for confirming.

@Christoph-Hart I think I've fixed it, but it seemed too easy...

Well I didn't answer the title question but using the original audio file rather than the synthesised buffer to get the number of channels solves the problem I was having.

@aaronventure I would expect it to work in the same way as component value broadcasters and component control callbacks. - I've never tested which triggers first. I think after the callback would make the most sense.

Edit: I just did the test with the value broadcaster and it fires before the component control callback, but I think for MIDI messages it makes sense for the callback to fire first - although I haven't given it much thought.

@d-healey 🤷

@aaronventure nope

I just went to the source to look into making an addNoiseToArea function and what do I find but sneaky undocumented HISE goodness.

You can pass an object to g.addNoise!

g.addNoise({alpha: 1.0, scaleFactor: 1.0, area: obj.area, monochromatic: true});

alpha = noiseAmount

@aaronventure said in Bluetooth USB dongle for Mac:

that's some fast delivery!

Prime :) I could have got it yesterday but I'm not paying £1.99 for shipping 🤡

The CI for the fix seems to have got stuck https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/actions/runs/12342377762/job/34442128570