@ILIAM Then you should first learn to get a list of your midi files, load them in a combobox, then use the combobox to load the sequences in the player.
Here's a good place to start https://docs.hise.dev/hise-modules/midi-processors/list/midiplayer.html

@Soundavid this works incredibly well, thanks for sharing

@Mwins Here in my system it happens even if i use only one midi overlay...i think something is going on with the source code of midi overlay.

@iamlamprey I saw that post. Nice! That trick works in certain DAWs but it still doesn't work in Logic, Studio One or Reason. I got it to work on a windows version of FL studio. It wont work on the mac version...

Thanks though... Still Progress!

@d-healey, Thanks D, I looked into that but couldn't quite get it to work but it lead me to some other string functions such as replace which ended up being exactly what I was looking for. For anybody looking for an answer to this thread, I ended up using

const var oldstr = "{PROJECT_FOLDER}"; const var newstr = ""; .replace(oldstr, newstr)

@Christoph-Hart I've solved the first issue and added 8, 12, and 16 bar options. I'll make a pull request later.

For the second issue it seems there isn't a TempoListener in the AudioLooper class. I tried adding getMainController()->addTempoListener(this); but I get an instant crash when adding a loop player. Any suggestions?

Here's a scripted workaround:

const alp = Synth.getChildSynth("audioLoopPlayer0"); const th = Engine.createTransportHandler(); th.setOnTempoChange(false, function(x) { var syncMode = alp.getAttribute(alp.SyncMode); alp.setAttribute(alp.SyncMode, syncMode); });

@DanH Big thanks my friend... saved the day! That worked.

@ulrik I didn't pay attention to 2. but the one I use is simply called the midi player in the midi part of the containers. the one where there is the drag n drop, choice of sequence, play stop rec.

@Lindon Thanks Lindon. You are correct and I was able to find a post that helped me solve the problem... however, for anybody seeing this post, the VST SDK folders have to be rigged a bit to get it to work if you are getting this error.

See @dustbro post here: https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1444/vst-export-failed/82

that solved it for me!

Awesome! Thanks for the help fellas.

Yes! That worked. I appreciate the quick response too. 💪