@goldee
Of course you can simlply use a sampler to do this.
You can also try something like "micro sidechain" (which is basically inject the noise aound the 0 point) might give you a more natural sounding result

You can also do this after your knob callback - knbIverted.setRange(-100, 0, 0.01); - or knbIverted.setRange(0, -100, 0.01)

@goldee Yes you can do this with HISE

@d-healey

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@goldee In that case you need to add two comboxes to your UI script. In the callback of one you change the sample map for sampler A and in the callback for the other you change the sample map for sampler B.

@goldee do it in scriptnode. set up a new filter for each band (check on here as to which filters are working properly there was a thread from @aaronventure on it), set each filter to the same external buffer display. Then on your UI set up a FilterDisplay floating tile for each band / filter and change the colours (via LAF if you want gradients).

The nodes you can do with the snippet above and a draggableFilterPanel floating tile...

@d-healey thank you

@goldee
I recommend that you create an external API that checks each connection (unfortunately, it doesn't work offline).

@goldee There are some examples on the forum. But start with the basics of scripting so you understand what you're doing and have control over it.

@JulesV said in How to make a guitar tuner:

Sweet. But since it's GPL, I can't use it on a commercial project, right?

You can, as long as your project is gpl