@ustk Okay I understand, thanks. Since I'm new to this I just wanted to check what the norms are so I don't do something wrong. I am an advocate of giving credit where credit is due!

@Christoph-Hart That's great, thank you for answering!

@ustk Okay I understand, thanks. Since I'm new to this I just wanted to check what the norms are so I don't do something wrong. I am an advocate of giving credit where credit is due!

@Christoph-Hart That's great, thank you for answering!

@ustk This Is EXACTLY what I was after. Thanks so much for taking the time to reply. I understood the whole external display buffer thing, I just wasn't aware that you could slap it on a normal panel! That's amazing! The snippet is really straight-forward and holds a wealth of valuable lessons and information for someone like me who's just starting out. It totally makes more sense now!

Would I be able to get your permission to use the snippet in my project that I intend to release (modified to my own project of course)? I'm not really sure how it works with that kind of thing on here when someone helps with code, do I need to ask for permission to use it? And do I have to credit who sent the helpful code/snippet? Also, if someone uploads a 'how-to' video on stuff in HISE, can I follow along with their code and incorporate it into my project? or do I need to ask permission/add credit there also?

@HISEnberg I did not know that. Now I do! Thank you for taking the time to reply!

Hi all! I was just wondering if there is a way to change the colour of the scriptnode fft analyser in a floating tile on the UI? The colour options in the component properties have no effect. (unlike with the standard analyser fx) I'm pretty new to HISE and programming in general so even if there is a way to do it via LAF or something, I'm not sure what to do after I right click on the floating tile with the fft analyser in and clicking "create local LookAndFeel for selection".

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

@griffinboy I'd be perfectly happy with the HISE spec analyser to be honest, from the answers to my post so far though it seems like it's a bit difficult to do at my current level though. I appreciate your reply!

@HISEnberg Im too much of a beginner i think to be going in and messing with the HISE source code. From what you've said it sounds like maybe it's a bit too much for me to do at my current level unfortunately. I thought it would be simpler as there's already a sidechain template built in, but I guess not. Thanks for your reply!

Hey, im pretty new to HISE and a complete beginner to coding or software development but im having fun so far!

I'd really like to make a very simple frequency masking plugin to show where two instruments frequencies overlap. In my mind, the plugin would be a simple EQ (or even just a spec analyser) placed on one track, with another instance of the plugin placed on another track and somehow you'll be able to see both tracks frequencies overlapping each other in one, or both of the instances.

Am I right in thinking that sidechaining would play a big role here in achieving this? Also, what would be a good place to start with this? Ive had a look at the two sidechain example snippets, but cant get my head round them. I tried exporting them as a VST3, but once in Ableton, neither exported plugin had an option for sidechain. Any tips or help in the right direction would be greatly appreciated!