@Christoph-Hart Thank You !
I cant wait to test it out and try to learn how it works

@Christoph-Hart said in Viewport:

Instead of the user loading sample maps think of it as the user loading presets and each preset is tied to a sample map. I'm doing this now for a synth project. It does mean creating 1000 presets manually though it seems but this allows you to use the standard preset browser to achieve the same goal - no meta handling though.

Not sure about this. If you have to create 1000 things of something manually there has to be a smarter way.

I am using something like you are talking about in HEXERACT to display a sound browser and it splits the samplemaps into categories based on their folder, then shows it in two viewports - one for the category, one for the folder. In this case it is only two levels, but it shouldn't be too hard adapting the code to support multiple levels.

However your idea of attaching some kind of metadata to the samplemap makes sense - in fact there is already a bunch of metadata present (multimic IDs, round robin amount, etc), however if I do this I must be extremely careful not to break backwards compatitbility, which would add another pile of mess to the issues with samplemap loading at the moment

The functionality of the viewport you described in Hexeract sounds like a solution I would be interested in and could use for some of the projects Im tinkering with.

Is there an example or snippet around here somewhere for the dual viewport view and category listing ?

@d-healey Thanks David.

Im trying to control RR group volumes, is there a way to do this that I'm not seeing ?
I have a sampler that has 9 RR groups and I want to be able to set the gain for each group with a slider.
Any pointers or suggestions ?

Thanks,
Dalart

Well done Jay, hope you do well with this

I'll check this out & see if I can contribute. Thanks for sharing.

@Christoph-Hart said in Midi Player?:

I'll write a proper documentation for the MIDI Player ecosystem when I merge it back to the master branch, it's not 100% finalised yet.

This opens a can of new possibilities, you can embed MIDI files, play them back, modify them using scripting calls, you can even build your own piano roll from a script panel.

Excited to see how this works

Id be interested in an example file as well

@orange Same thing here, same solution.

@Christoph-Hart I think we may have found a bug here