I just wanted to take a beat to say 'Thank You' to all of the people here who've helped me. I'm starting to grasp this thing and although my coding skills are somewhat rudimentary, I've made some progress. I know some of my questions may have been annoying, I am not blind to that.

Anyway, my first two adventures are shown below. One of them is obviously just a stupid and fun way to waste time.

Being a newbie, I found it easier to just make buttons in Inkscape.

@d-healey Ah.. thank you. It worked when I put a script processor after the swapper.

I'm completely lost below. How do I get the result of the CC Swapper (changing CC 1 to CC 2 in this example) to the console and to the MIDI output? I have the HISE plugin setup to receive direct input from my controller, the signal is getting there, and then I record the output on an instrument track, but it's still CC1, not 2.

I just wanted to take a beat to say 'Thank You' to all of the people here who've helped me. I'm starting to grasp this thing and although my coding skills are somewhat rudimentary, I've made some progress. I know some of my questions may have been annoying, I am not blind to that.

Anyway, my first two adventures are shown below. One of them is obviously just a stupid and fun way to waste time.

@Oli-Ullmann Ok, I'll try that.

its not a bug ComboBox,etc. list always start at 1

That kind of goes against common convention doesn't it? Most list indexes start with 0.

One other question, how do you select the EQ bands via script?

Thanks,

There is a bug in EQ Type lnking. The indexing from the list starts at item 1, High Pass, and not 0. There is no way from that combo box to select the first item, Low Pass.

In my list I do have a 5th item "What" but selecting it causes a crash.

@d-healey One last question: Is it at all possible to have 16 mono outs instead of 8 stereo?

If I understand correctly, the plugin reports that to the host, if it's pin outs are mono or stereo.

Thanks, and again, I appreciate the help and I'll leave you alone now. :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

@d-healey Oh yeah, I knew that, sorry for not being clear.

I meant when in some editors you can select a block of code and hit Ctrl + / or something to comment out the current selection.

@d-healey One other unrelated question. I use VS Code a lot for JS but here in this editor I don't see a way to comment out an entire block of code.

Pardon me for being lazy but I'm still seaching the manual for some things. Is that possible?

Btw, thanks for all of your help.

@d-healey I'm testing it in Studio One. I should probably test it in other DAWs like Reaper though.

Another question... since I multiple samplers for that intended purpose, is there a way to make one monolith of the samples across them all? How do I package the samples?

Thanks,