@SteveRiggs Silly me for not spotting the obvious. Thanks mate

Hi guys,

Anybody know a way to generate white noise in Hise?

Scripting perhaps?

Thanks

@Lindon This looks interesting
Would actually make a lot of sense to include the option to 'save' an arpeggiator sequence.

Will take a look when I get back to the machine.

Big thanks for this!

Wow, thanks both for 2 great working solutions to the problem.

Pure gold!!

Hope you're both good

I've probably misinterpreted your method to be honest.... Would be ace if you could steer me in the right direction.

Assuming this is all possible to do in HISE that is

@d-healey I've had a go at this but I've hit a dead end trying to figure this out

Was excited to try the 'duplicate controls' method that you mentioned but couldn't get the two slider pack arpeggiator controls to work independently using a 'lock button' as the slider pack that has savedInPreset disabled will always reflect the current state of the arp.

If you could take a quick look at this code snippet I would be eternally grateful. You've helped out this community massively and we always appreciate you time.

Thanks

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@d-healey Yeah I'm struggling to control the 'saveInPreset' value on the fly but really like the solution that you've come up with. Would never have looked at it that way!

How do you check the status of the lock button when the user loads a preset?

Is there an 'engine' function that can be used or something.

Thanks again

@d-healey Disabling it completely was the initial approach.
But then I had an ambitious thought to create the following funtionality.

A. Allow a user to load pre-defined arp patterns that are coupled with sounds in the preset menu.

B. Allow a user to then decouple and lock the arp patterns in place, whilst continuing to change the sounds via the preset menu.

So in a nutshell, the user flicks through the preset menu and thinks "I love that arpeggiator pattern but hate the sound...." they then lock the pattern they love in place and then continue to flick through the sounds etc

Hope that makes sense.

Appreciate your time either way

@d-healey thanks for the rapid reply

I'm essentially trying to create a button (ArpLock) that will lock an Arpeggiator's current sequence in place when a user changes preset.

Something along these lines but it's not working at all....

const var ArpLock = Content.getComponent("ArpLock");

inline function onArpLockControl(number, value)
{
        Arpeggiator1.set(saveInPreset, value);
        
}

ArpLock.setControlCallback(onArpLockControl);

Does anybody know how to set the SaveInPreset value to Enabled/Disabled via code?

I'm hoping to create a button that changes the 'SaveinPreset' value when pressed from on to off.

Cheers