@clevername27 Amazing! Now let’s try googles code base lol

@udalilprofile you can paint on panels so it should possible

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nmB_Ml-XWGg

This video covers it somewhat but you would need tweak it for what you’re looking for

@udalilprofile Do you mean the arc knob? If so the example can be found here

https://github.com/christoph-hart/hise_laf_library/blob/main/Examples.md

@clevername27 Amazing! Now let’s try googles code base lol

@d-healey Makes sense thank you!

@d-healey

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previously I was linking a knob to a simple envelope modulator, but the step size of the envelope intensity was .12 before adding the solution @musictop provided. The step size was then .5 but I needed it to be 1 and changing to /1 instead of /2 worked for me.

@d-healey very true lol. So then I guess this is just normalizing the value?

@musictop This worked but had to change to /1.

Thank you!

solution

const var SimpleEnvelope1 = Synth.getModulator("Simple Envelope1");

		inline function onKnob1Control(component, value)
		{
			SimpleEnvelope1.setIntensity(value/1);	
		};

Content.getComponent("Knob1").setControlCallback(onKnob1Control);

@Oli-Ullmann This is a good global approach. The problem is I want the transpose to be independent for different samplers. Do you know if the transpose can be applied to only certain modules?

I have a simple envelope linked to a knob that will modulate a sampler's pitch, basically a tune knob. The problem I'm having is that the step size of the envelope seems to be 0.12, and I would like it to be 0.10 to be precise and act more like semitones. Is there a way to adjust the step size of the envelope, or is there a different approach I should take?

@d-healey thank you for clarifying!