@marcrex You can do this with LAF

The granulator is a sound generator, it has no effect on incoming signals. For that kind of thing, best look to FAUST.

To get the Scriptnode Granulator playing polyphonically, you have two options.

Increasing the density and reducing grain size will allow you to play chords, keep in mind though, anything after the granulator will still be monophonic.

For true polyphony, implement multiple granulators in different groups, one for each voice of polyphony. Then use a round robin script to handle the voice allocation.

@d-healey Ohh ok. If you have a youtube video tutorial about it I'll track that down then.

@dannytaurus
No problem! :-) Thanks for the clarification! :-)

@marcrex definitely do-able

https://avamusicgroup.com/products/elitist-loop

@marcrex This is the pitch shifter@DanH is referring to, but its delay based so the "no decent" assessment is quite accurate. You could easily put this in between the feedback routing of delay network inside Scriptnode.

I would recommend taking Lindon's recommendation though. Do some research on Routing in HISE.

@DabDab
Great! Thanks so much

@d-healey Thanks a lot! :)