anyone? :)

Is there anyway to use addToMacroControl with Macro Modulation Sources of frontend macros? I essentially want to assign the macros using buttons - not the frontend controls, but I can't seem to get it to work. Here's what I've tried:

const var Button2 = Content.getComponent("Button2");
const var slider1 = Content.getComponent("slider1");


inline function onButton2Control(component, value)
{
	 if(value == 1) 
	 
    {
	    
    slider1.addToMacroControl(0);
    
    }
};

Content.getComponent("Button2").setControlCallback(onButton2Control);

@candlefields that would just adjust the amplitude of the instrument though? That's not anything to do with the loop points or crossfading.

The current problem with the loop player is that it doesn't have a crossfade - so if you loop a sample and it clicls/pops, there isn't (currently) a solution for that other than using the full sampler, which for some projects adds a lot of unneeded overhead.

@d-healey That seemed to do the trick, thanks.

@d-healey I've never had to do that before - where are you inputting that? Into the Juce compiler? I'll try compiling it again with that and see if it makes a difference.

@Straticah Hmm LFO's seem to be working for me, but odd that you're also missing 1/16ths, just in a different place. I suspect there is something going on with the recent commit

just to prove I'm not going crazy...

@paper_lung The default value for me seems to be 1/1

@d-healey I'm on a recent commit as of last week, not sure what's happened in that case. I've just made a fresh project and the 1/16 value isn't there at all.

@Chazrox Huh. how strange! I've not amended any of the code for the arp.

There seems to be a bug in 4.1, where the midi arpeggiator is missing the 1/16 rate - it seems to be present in earlier versions as my previous plugins seem to have the 1/16th rate included. Anyone else getting this?

@d-healey Cool thanks, that's worked, but as you say - there's audio artefacts. I might have to use script fx instead, in that case, as simple gain doesn't seem to be available in synthesizer grouped instruments

@d-healey Thanks. Am I looking for Engine.getGainFactorForDecibels? Do you have any examples of how this works?

I'm either missing something or there's a bug - when I apply a slider to a Sampler gain value, if the slider is set to Decibel, the control doesn't work and sets the Sampler gain value to -100db. I'm just using the component editor. What am I missing? I can't use a simple gain, as the sampler is in a synthesizer group and it looks like that isn't an option.

have it set up on the master fx, no audio from it.

I've just updated Hise (I was a little behind) and I'm seeing a 'noise grain player' under FX, although I can't seem to make it generate any audio. How does it work?

@ILIAM

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@ILIAM yep I'm doing both of the above.

I've just been using the simple gain inside a project, and noticed the width control does nothing, and when modulating the balance/pan control with an LFO, I get zippy artefacts. Is this normal?

does anyone have any tips on how to use the envelope follower in script node? completely new to script node and having a hard time find out out how to use it.

I essentially want the envelope follower to play a file, preferably in a sampler but unsure if that's possible.