@Christoph-Hart @gorangrooves I had a real fun time with Azure as well before opting to pay the cartel at signmycode. Azure charged me for months (4-5) while I waited to have my account authenticated. I followed the link David shared (which is really great imo).

Azures customer support is nonexistent. My case got stuck in limbo, I suspect it may be due to the fact that my documents are all in French but I have no idea honestly.

If you have time to wait and saving money is a priority, then maybe Azure is a good option. I wouldn’t hold my breath. I kind of agree with Christoph about just not signing the plugin, it’s not really a big deal at the end of the day.

@HISEnberg Friendly bump on this !!

@ustk I didn't even know you could run HISE successfully as a plugin. I am guessing this is so you can debug using DDMF tools in realtime? I like this idea

Apologies this isn't at all helpful with your inquiry

@Orvillain @ustk & of course @Christoph-Hart you guys are absolute gems, thanks for all of your input.

For anyone else who may stumble on this thread, the critical documentation is basically found here: extra_mod.

The discussion about doing this for a C++ node seems equally relevant if that tickles your fancy (mine was certainly tickled):
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/13868/is-there-a-way-to-give-a-custom-c-node-parameter-modulation-support-without-wrapping-in-a-network

@Orvillain Niiiccee thanks this is precisely what I need. I agree the create C++ code for global cables is a bit clunky but once you get the hang of it it's not so bad. Here is the doc I think you are referring to:

https://docs.hise.dev/scriptnode/list/routing/global_cable.html

@Orvillain Nice thanks for the tips! I'll have to look into spectral flux envelope it's a new concept for me. I'm about 40% of the way through this process myself.

Just curious how are you extracting the FFT information then broadcasting it to HISE, are you using Global Cables for this? I am trying to theorize how to make the jump from detecting the transients to updating the HISE side (transient markers, snap grid, etc.). I'm guessing just wrap all that info into some JSON and use GlobalCable.sendData to update my HISE interface and scripts!

Also agreed I'm almost exclusively doing the bulk of DSP and advanced analysis in C++ then using the HISE API and Interface builder to handle the rest, really efficient and powerful combination.

Thanks for the tips!

@Orvillain Did you ever make any progress on this? Looking into something similar for a custom audio file player I have and am wondering if you have some recommendations!

@ustk nice thank you will try this out later!

Just curious if someone has an example on how to do this / best way to set this up? I'm literally just scratching the surface on the topic.

Does the modulation happen on the UI thread?

I see in Scriptnode you can right click the macro and set "ExternalModulation" as well as the ModulationBlockSize of the network. Just curious how this actually works (is it calling the scriptnode parameter every block and updating it) and if there is a better method if you need super precise modulation timing (per sample for instance)?

Also how do you connect the modulation to the scriptnode network/ hardcoded FX?

Thanks !

@d-healey Nice that is good suggestion and I agree. Or the inverse .asSlot ?

@d-healey I believe this is how the HardcodedMaster Fx is meant to be used, referencing it both as a SlotFx and as an Effect, then using whichever API is necessary for your use case. I typically try to do this and stick to a particular naming convention (ex. SlotDelay, EffectDelay)....

@Chazrox just a side note start with the Broadcast Wizard (and David's video). I found it super helpful to understand how the Broadcast system works using the Broadcast wizard first, and ever since then I use them all over the place.

@duma Sorry I'm not entirely sure what's going on in the video or what you are trying to achieve exactly. However, I think the examples I provided you in the other discussion explain how to link UI components with modules, and how to interlink UI components with each other.

This kind of goes back to the other discussions about reading the HISE docs and watching the tutorial videos. Start small, create a bunch of smaller environments to test things, and build up from there. Everyone here is trying to achieve a slightly different thing and the only way to get there is by understanding the HISE framework and knowing how to write the code.

Check out the forum posts as well. A lot of times there are other users who have similar issues and they have been solved already.

@duma that sounds like it ought to be unrelated. The filter and MIDI processes are generally uncorrelated. It sounds like an error somewhere else in your script.

Generally speaking this is why snippets work better. It’s best to address small challenges in a modular fashion (small test environments) then introduce them into your project. This allows you to track and address issues as they arise.

@duma in HISE when you switch filter types, does the filter module also change filter types?

@duma This snippet is precisely what @d-healey is asking for so well done.

What are you trying to accomplish here? It looks like the "X" of your XY Pad is controlling the frequency rate of your LFO modulation.

What is your objective to have the X and Y controlling different parameters?

@duma Go to File>New then you can open up a new version in your project, or File>Create New Project to create an entirely new project. From there you can recreate the necessary setup with just the xy pad and the filter and try to recreate the problem.

The reason for the minimal snippet is because nobody can decipher an entire project (or has the time for it) and only need to see the issue you are working on.

@duma you can message people directly on the forum. Just click on their name to go to their profile. Then go here:

P.S. not the greatest idea to leave your email address here there are bots and scammers that occasionally appear on the forum.

@duma You can make a post on the forum with your request and I am sure some developers will contact you!

@duma Yea it's not meant as a reproach, it takes a lot of time, patience and practice to get good results with HISE. I think I've given you most of the materials you need to implement it at this point. If you don't want to implement it yourself you have the option to pay a developer to do it for you. If you want to do it yourself then the best and only route is to take the time to study and learn the materials.