@DanH Yeah. I mean I know how to add one etc. I'm confused about how this one is connected in this particular example

I'm getting a lot out of using the custom sample import but I thought I'd give this one more look since I prefer the overall sound of the file and stretch players

So this is the OneShot snippet from the example browser. If I could switch out this 'Complex Data Editor'?? with a stretch and file player, I'd have everything I need. I just can't for the life of me figure out where this player actually is? How is it attached to the snex_node, how do I swap it out? I can't find it referenced anywhere in the snex_node code and can only view it via this little button, I can't see how it's connected. Can anyone give me a clue? Many many thanks!

@clevername27 English, although I'm fairly close. Wales is underrated

@clevername27 David is a goat, British or not. I'm British too but further south than David, which makes me objectively a worse person

@d-healey said in Player - I'm going crazy:

Engine.playBuffer

Oh I need to look into this. Honestly HISE has so much, ever grateful for Christoph, who needs a play button anyway! :D

Krita is open source and C++, the answer might be there somewhere, surely the colour picker logic could be tinkered with. Not that I would know

@Allen right exactly!

@Allen Eyah I just looked it up, had no idea it was still going, I remember it from a few years back. But how is something so techy and musical only on Mac, it's wild

@d-healey oh my god this is insane! There's even a timeline. Did you ever share any of this code @ulrik? I wonder if you ever tried making something like Metasynth (I believe it was called) with this

@Lindon whaaa? no I didn't :0 do you have a link? would really like to see it.

@Allen Ha that would be great

@Chazrox Ah I see! it's a github tutorial, so no video - you need to make a new project and add all these files/folders - https://github.com/christophhart/hise_tutorial/tree/master/CustomSampleImport

@Chazrox the key switching one?

@Chazrox no worries! good luck with it

@rglides SOLVED
in the import custom sample tutorial

inline function loadSample(file)
{

	local s = [Sampler1.parseSampleFile(file)];
    if (s.length > 0) 
    {
    s[0]['LoKey'] = 60;  
    s[0]['HiKey'] = 60;  
    }
	
	Sampler1.loadSampleMapFromJSON(s);

@Chazrox

Kicks

• SamplerKick - Load 1 Kick sample onto note1
  - FX
  - SimpleGainKick - Add a slider in the UI to control this

Side Sticks

• SamplerSideSticks - Load 1 Side Stick sample onto note 2
  - FX
  - SimpleGainSideSticks - Add a slider in the UI to control this

Snare 1

• SamplerSnare1 - Load 1 Snare sample onto note 3
  - FX
  - SimpleGainSnare1 - Add a slider in the UI to control this

etc etc

• And to then have multiple kick samples in SamplerKick, load them all into note 1 as round robins and then have a knob in the UI to switch freely between them in real time - Watch David's key switching tutorial for this part

@rglides David has a good tutorial on key switching that you can adapt to add a bunch of kick samples, for example, into one note in one sampler/samplemap and allow the user to toggle through them with a slider in the UI

@Chazrox Just occupy one drum type with one sample in each sampler. Kick on note 1 in sampler1, Snare on note 2 in sampler2 etc. give each sampler its own gain knob (and any other effect you want) and simply add sliders connected to those effects in the UI.

@VirtualVirgin Holy hell that's a lot of script for some scrollbars though haha. but yeah nice, glad to see it's working out. Wish we had mouseScroll too, outside of slider control