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65fb14f - - added HISE_SILENCE_THRESHOLD_DB preprocessor for changing the silence detection threshold for envelope decay values etc.

seems to be about addressing this.

/** This can be used to change the threshold of what is considered "silence" in HISE. This value is used at different places to figure out whether to stop smoothing, stop a decaying envelope curve, etc. It tries to use a sensible default here, but you can override this (as a positive value, it will calculate the gain factor by taking the number as negative dB value and convert it to a gain factor). */ #ifndef HISE_SILENCE_THRESHOLD_DB #define HISE_SILENCE_THRESHOLD_DB 60 #endif

@Frankbeat yes

Well… if I think about it… I shouldn't bother with it and instead focus on designing my interface in a way it won't urge a user to switch to generic mode :face_with_tears_of_joy:

@d-healey Solved, thank you very much! Indeed the suffix isn't needed.

@ustk Wow, works like a charm! Thank you very much!

Then, sorry for the confusion! Thanks!

@Christoph-Hart Thanks! That sounds interesting, too. I will have to look into this LAF thing. I thought I would not need it since I will always mess with pixel images. I have to watch David's video on that matter.

@d-healey Number of times… Haven’t thought about that yet. Would be interesting, too, yes!

@d-healey thank you very much!

@Frankbeat You can access oscilloscope (and other friends) as displayBuffer so you can get the corresponding path and do whatever you need with it

Hmm… I'm still having trouble with this.

I have two Samplers: Bass Drum and Snare Drum, each of them routed to one stereo out on the master container like this:
routing-diagram.gif
And I added

ENABLE_ALL_PEAK_METERS=1 HISE_NUM_PLUGIN_CHANNELS=4

Within HISE (standalone) its working all fine, just as in David's video on making the mix mixer.

However, when I load the plugin (.vst3) into a VST instrument slot in Cubase, both channel pairs are available:
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But channels 3+4 are not putting out sound (and peak meters stay empty), so my Snare Drum is not playing back.

What am I missing? Is there some Projucer settings I might need to check?

I‘m using the JUCE plugin host as minimal test host - it‘s part of the JUCE codebase and as a HISE power user you should be able to compile stuff.

Wow, this works like a charm! Thank you very much!
This way, it is even easier to set the right spread amount across the mapping range. I helped myself a little by printing it to console, since you wrote it has to return values between 0 and 1.

function onVoiceStart(voiceIndex) { local normPos = (Message.getNoteNumber() - 45) / 45; normPos *= spreadKnob.getValue(); local newNormPos=(normPos) * 3.21; // dev state only: Console.print(newNormPos); return newNormPos; }

The noteNumber 45 is my lowest mapped key here, but I don't know how I came to end up with this modified formula omitting the +1. But not to complain – it works. 😀

@Frankbeat said in Is there something like change_pan() (known from K script)?:

@Lindon Hmm... I don't seem to find something there that sounds like it could be used for that.

Like I just said - there's nothing there for pan - so you could assume the answer to your original question is ... no.

@Frankbeat said in Best practice for one shot sample playback with:

@gorangrooves said in Best practice for one shot sample playback with:

In HISE, every sampler has settings whether to play the notes as single shots (playing the samples in their entirety irrespective of the note duration and note-off data) or to follow the note-on/note-off data fed through the MIDI input.

Where are these settings exactly? I deleted my AHDSR envelope now and when I trigger that patch, console says:

! You need at least one envelope in the gain chain

you must have an envelope in the gain stage for every sound source, if you dont want the release to cut in then just set the release to the max.

@Frankbeat This video might help