@d-healey Well, for now I have no experience at all with script nodes. I have no idea how to use them, or access them with gui controls, etc.

@tsempire subscription? No, I wouldn't do it. I absolutely hate subs. Not to mention I don't make enough plugins or money from them to justify it.

@d-healey Ah ok, I forgot about that.
My next issue is how do I get one band to go to one container and the other to another container?
What I am trying to do is add saturation to only frequencies from 125 on up, but not 124 on down.

Does anyone have a snippet that will show me how to split incoming audio into two bands?

@tsempire Can it make sliders/faders?

@tsempire This is fantastic! Thank you very much for the excellent tool!

I would like to alter this code so that the entire sample gets played once a key is pressed, regardless if the user releases the key before the sample is done playing.

const var ids = Engine.createMidiList();

inline function onButton1Control(component, value)
{
    local noteNumber = 36;
    
    if (value)
    {
        //Turn off old note
        if (ids.getValue(noteNumber) != -1)
            Synth.noteOffByEventId(ids.getValue(noteNumber));
        
        //Play new note
        ids.setValue(noteNumber, Synth.playNote(noteNumber, 36));
    }	    
};

Content.getComponent("Button1").setControlCallback(onButton1Control);

@d-healey I have no idea where to start on something like that. I guess i will wait for Christoph to integrate.

@d-healey Very cool. Looks like what I need to get this working.

@d-healey Pester @Christoph-Hart you say? Well how about it Mr Hart?

@d-healey I just opened the laf solution/workaround, and it works, but if you create a new band, it does not work. You can only use the three existing bands.
This is a real show stopper for me on this project.
IDK what forks are, but how do I get yours?

@d-healey How soon can the video be made? Or can I give you my code and you apply the fix?

I have a parametric eq project with panels displaying values for freq, q and gain.
The values are there for eq point 0, but any added points after that, are not displayed. See video
What do I need to add to make that happen?

@d-healey So, instead of
const laf = Engine.createGlobalLookAndFeel();

I should use
const laf = Engine.createLocalLookAndFeel();
Correct?

@d-healey Ok I will check into it. Thanks

@d-healey Paint routines, no I have not

@d-healey Actually I spoke too soon. The analyzer is still sticking, but not as much. Meaning, it leaves less of a peak showing than before. So I changed "Decay": 0.6, to "Decay": 0.3, and it seems to have fixed it

@d-healey Can you point me to something that would educate the quickest for this particular use?

@d-healey Oh boy, it seems that upper/lower case thing trips me up a lot :-/
So yes, now the analyzer is retracting as expected.
My next adventure will be to change its color to cyan.
How do I do that? Is it a laf thing? If so, I will be stuck for a while, I have not watched any tutorials on laf.

@d-healey

Const dbs = Synth.getDisplayBufferSource("Parametriq EQ1");

Interface:! Line 107, column 7: Found identifier when expecting ';'
Parametric:! Line 107, column 7: Found identifier when expecting ';'