@pcs800 I think thats been happening for a while now. I've resorted to just using scriptnodeFX, add your analyser there, then I believe you can hook up a floating tile analyser via the property editor in the same way and that should be more stable.

@pcs800 No worries, it will help the next person who gets here :)

@Chazrox said in Slider issue:

@pcs800 Did u look into LAF for this? You can animate that slider cap still image with this easily. Lets say in your case you have the slider cap and the background image… import both images into your LAF function, draw the background image as still, then animate only the slider cap for current value. Its 2 parts (images) and 0 frames.

Start with a vertical slider, create a Laf, import your two images then use g.drawImage to use your images in your LAF. Im on my phone right now so when I get on the computer I can show you an example. It's pretty friggin simple.

Definitely this 👆

@pcs800 Sounds like you might be making it a lot harder than it needs to be.

@pcs800 If my memory serves me correct I believe this HISE tutorial shows you how to display compression amount:

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Ah ok I see the issue. I assume you're connecting the button to the module through processor/parameter ID? The button only has two states, 0 and 1, so it will only change the Type parameter between those two values.

If you want it to cycle through more values you'll need to handle it through scripting by using a variable as a counter and increasing it each time the button is clicked, resetting when you get to the max (4) and passing the value to the EQ's Type attribute.

If your EQ has more than one band you'll need to use the band offset to select which band is affected by the button - forum search for "band offset".

@pcs800 If you delve into the file and file system APIs you can add a button to open a file browser to allow users to select a IR.

Or if you want a simpler solution you can add a waveform control to your UI, connect it to your effect, and then users can just drag/drop an IR onto it.

@d-healey I figured it out and it's compiling now, thanks! :-)

@Lindon yeah just experimenting. You have to try things to figure out what they do :-)

@ustk said in Demo mode and registration:

But you’ll need to make the Unlocker part in your project anyway (unless Hise Activate also comes with a ready made script?)

It does.

@pcs800 said in De-Essing:

@Lindon Ok, i created the script fx node, added a dsp network, added the filters and a compressor.
How do I control the threshold of the compressor from a knob in the ui?

create a knob in the script node - connect it to the threshold of your compressor...

Heres a picture of a flanger with one such control set up;

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use a .setAttribute call in your UI's slider callback

@pcs800 Put your module within a container and add the filter to the container's effect chain.

@pcs800 You'll see different things there depending on which node you click on

@d-healey I've scrapped this project

@d-healey Thanks

@pcs800 The autosave is a .hip file, it's just a backup.

The .xml should be save in XmlPresetsBackUp. Even still, select File and you can load the xml or open recent and load the xml from there...

@pcs800 All good. No worries! 👍

@pcs800 said in Sample Range:

What is sample range and how can i use it related to convolution reverb?

Im pretty sure 'sample range' is reffering to these markers.
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You can set these manually and they'll save its state in your preset. If you want the user to be able to manipulate this you have to script it manually. There should be some cool snippets on the forum if you search around.

edit**

You could add an audiowaveform tile to your UI if you want them to control that part. If you want them to control that with a knob or slider, you have to script that part for sure.

@pcs800 He's saying program a separate knob to compensate for that volume jump.

@pcs800

@pcs800 said in GateReduction:

Use a panel then

if by that you mean script, yes. There isnt a built-in way to create a reduction meter as far as I know. You're gonna have to script a little bit.

If you can break this down, this is how I would use it.

const var Dynamics = Synth.getEffect("Dynamics Visual"); // declare your compressor module const var GateReduction = Content.getComponent("GateReduction"); // declare your slider const var t = Engine.createTimerObject(); // create a timer object t.setTimerCallback(function() // create a timer callback { var v = Dynamics.getAttribute(Dynamics.GateReduction); // grab the values for GateReduction v = Engine.getDecibelsForGainFactor(v); // convert to float GateReduction.setValue(v); // send value to your slider. }); t.startTimer(20); // set timer frequency aka refresh-rate