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@elemen8t said in Chokegroups for oneshots:

So I guess I will have to split them in order to choke them.

Yeah I think that would be the best way.

@Dan-Korneff AWESOME exactly what I needed, thank you!

@Lindon Awesome, thank you so much!

@elemen8t said in Drumkit Pads:

since I am very new to writing own code and commands

Have you gone through my scripting 101 video? If not, start there. A general knowledge of scripting will get you much further in the long term than narrow snippets.

@d-healey yeah, I've pushed the example snippet that replicates the behaviour.

https://docs.hise.dev/tutorials/modules/index.html

Not sure if that is a good example for an introduction to broadcasters though as it's a little bit more complex than just a hello world example that listens to a single event - there are two broadcasters and one is changing the source event of the other.

@d-healey Ah okay I see, thanks for the reply :)

@Lindon Great idea I will take a look at that.

@d-healey Ah yes found him. Had another knob set with the wrong parameterid and accidentaly set it to the plusewidth thy!!

@d-healey AWESOME that is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!!

@Lindon Yes I said that as reference for what I meant, I replaced them with an indiviual company and VST Code :)

@elemen8t I followed this tutorial and Im still doing that way.
https://scriptingosx.com/2021/07/notarize-a-command-line-tool-with-notarytool/

@elemen8t for mac you check vst3 and in the vst3 export + au (component). Please note they are exported to the user audio plugin library. Drag into the computer's default logic library to search for it. logic you have to pay attention to mono and stereo tracks if you have not checked the box in hise (mono fx support) it will only work in stereo.

@d-healey oh great, thanks I will test it :)

@all u guys are the best <3

@elemen8t no problem.

@elemen8t You might find this video helpful

https://youtu.be/dXFjnpehQPA?si=hWbv6TXOmWCIguE7

@Straticah
No, the LFOs do not trigger notes. One LFO opens the amplifier and the other LFO defines the pitch that sounds.

If you want to trigger notes without Midi-In, you can use "Synth.playNote(NoteNumber, Velocity)". Note that you must also send a Note-Off command. This is then done with "Synth.noteOffByEventId()".

This allows you to trigger notes via script. David demonstrates this in his video, which is why I posted it. :-)

If you use this in combination with a timer, I think you can script an arpeggiator / sequencer.

@elemen8t no you need to write code