@mehmethand Thankyou, I will give this a go at the weekend and see how I get on

@d-healey Got it working, thankyou.

Obviously it has to go in the part of the code where the change happens...for whatever reason that basic concept had escaped me. Thanks again

@d-healey ah ok strange.

Thankyou for your help as I now have it working properly and selecting the correct samplemaps.

I've also got the expansion load working in daw as well so I can progress with my project which is great news.

Thanks again, your help is always invaluable

@Lindon I just found this thread which seems to be exactly what I am looking for.

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/7812/audioloop-player-granulator-file-handling/4?_=1722250501048

I shall try this out when I get home but from reading it through it looks like it should give me enough to get to where I need to get to and build from there.

@d-healey Thankyou, as usual your help was invaluable.
Ironically I have been using autocomplete quite a bit recently but it didn't even occur to me in this case.

Thanks again, it is doing what I want it to do now

@d-healey ah that's fantastic thankyou. I'll try that when I fire up the laptop shortly.

Thankyou for testing and finding the solution, it is much appreciated. I don't think I'd ever have found that!

@ulrik said in Custom popup values help:

@rzrsharpeprod the percentage knob spits out a value between 0-1, and using

local gain2 = 50 * Math.log10(value);

on that value will result in a value between -100 and -11, and the saturation need a value between 0-1 so you could have set the percentage knobs value directly to the saturator, but you wanted 100% (1.0) in the ui to set a value of 60% (0.6) in the saturator so...

A good way to check that the value you're about to set to a module, other component etc.. will fit to that range. Use

Console.print(value) in your callbacks

Awesome, thankyou. I appreciate the assistance and the pointers :)

@d-healey
Hi David,

Sorry for the slow response on this, it's been quite the week.
Here are 2 snippets, 1 without the midi controller and 1 using it. The one without doesn't sound too bad depending on what instrument you use it on. If you use a higher pitched synthy type one from Serum or something then it sounds worse than something like a piano.

The MIDI controller one just crackles a lot more whatever instrument is used.
I may have misunderstood your advice and implemented it wrong though.

Without MIDI controller

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Using MIDI controller

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And here's me thinking that adding a 'simple' flutter effect would be straightforward haha

@d-healey Turns out you were kinda right and I had done something stupid.

When I changed the preset browser from 3 to 2 columns I just left the default widths as 3 x 0.33333
It didn't seem to matter as it worked fine in HISE but in a built plugin it was doing what I described in my OP.

After your suggestion I flicked it back to 3 columns, re-exported and sure enough the factory presets weren't editable & the add buttons were there as they should be.

I then changed it back to 2 columns but set the widths to 2 x 0.5 and when I re-exported it this time it was also working correctly.

Glad I have that sorted as it was really bugging me. Thanks for the assist

@rzrsharpeprod
I wonder if it is the same bug I reported here:

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/8553/getsourcegainvalue-not-working-in-compiled-app

@Christoph-Hart Can you please have a look at this issue as well? 🙏

@hisefilo ah right lol 😆

@Lindon said in Console.stop:

@rzrsharpeprod perhaps start here:

https://faustlibraries.grame.fr/libs/misceffects/#pitch-shifting

Ah I've been putting off installing Faust as I'm not really sure where to start with it and what I need.

That being said, it is becoming more and more apparent that it is going to be very useful if I do.

@rzrsharpeprod I couldn't say without looking at the graph, but oversampling is usually used to reduce aliasing (i.e. in a saturation fx) and in that case I would advise to put only the 'processing node' you intend to oversample in that oversampling container - not the entire graph.
For modulation purpose you'd need to process your signal in block containers (usually 8 or 16 are enough) - put the modulation and the nodes you're modulating in these kind of containers.

@Lindon @d-healey

Thankyou both for your suggestions and help.

I have got the noise to work using the inline example @Lindon showed so I think I should be able to do what I want now

Thanks again

@rzrsharpeprod said in Set sample length via script:

Or did you mean for the reverse samplemap? That would work for that definitely.

Yes this. One sample map forward, one reversed. Auto trim the reversed one, two minutes of work.

Is it possible to do it via script or was I chasing an impossible task from the offset?

Yes it's possible, but it seems like more effort than it's worth.

@Lindon @d-healey

Thankyou both. I tried both methods and have come up with something that works.

I need to do a little rejigging of the samples once to get it working 100%.
That is a one time job and after that I can add new samplemaps without messing up my presets and having to manually reassign the samplemaps which is exactly what I wanted.

Thanks again, your help is much appreciated

@d-healey I forgot to say earlier but this worked like a charm. Thankyou for your help as it would have taken me forever to figure that out (if ever)