@d-healey said in Help With SliderPack and CC Control:

@StephanS said in Help With SliderPack and CC Control:

how can it work that the slider states stay at the values i selected before and stays in position to each other when i control it via CC.

This I don't know, because if you are using the current CC value as the starting point, then it's going to be constantly changing.

I would forget about the sliderpack for now. Just add two knobs to your UI and see if you can get one knob to control the other in the way you want. Once you have that working you can move to the sliderpack version.

Alright good idea :) i will go ito the rabbit hole

@Lindon

Hi Lindon,
thank you for your idea. Do you have a snipped of it to help me with that.
it doesn't play any notes when I scroll through the modwheel.

Thank you very much for your help

On Init

var notes = [];
var heldNotes = [];
var modwheel = [];
	
//Console.print(trace(modwheel));
	
inline function Omnichord() 
{
 	for (i = 0; i < heldNotes.length; i++) 
 	{		
 	Synth.playNote(modwheel[i], 60);
 	        
 	}  
} 

function onNoteOn()
{
	var note = Message.getNoteNumber();
	
	heldNotes.push(note);
	
	//Console.print(trace(heldNotes));
	
}

function onController()
{
	if(Message.getControllerNumber() == 1) // Modwheel
		{
			
			Console.print(Message.getControllerValue() / 127.0);
			modwheel.push(Message.getControllerValue() / 127.0);
		}	
}

Hi Community,

What would be your approach to achieve an effect like the omnichord.
For anyone who doesn't know this:
I want to hold several notes and slide the modwheel up and down through all held notes and the same transposed/inversion notes.

Is it possible to generate or trigger notes via the modwheel?
I found a midi cc to note generator module, but I don't know how to use it and the doc doesn't have anything about it.

Thank you already and I am looking forward to helpful posts

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You can use a shape fx as distortion as well and there is also an auto gain implemented already. But be careful it's a little buggy.

@d-healey
Alright, Linux is the way to go on a long term. I already thought so.
Thanks for your help David!

@d-healey

Make sense. But now I have only the Faust version on my VM I hope I get it to work as usual in the next days. What's your every day environment for develop?

@d-healey

OK win VM does the job It compiled Faust version successfully.
Are you developing only on VMs? How is the performance with Audio samples and midi?

@d-healey

Ok i try that, thank you for the tip :)

@d-healey

A Win VM on a Win Machine? Or do you mean a Linux VM on a Win machine?

@d-healey

Ah ok. But I can go on working on the project.
Hope I can get a working compile system the next days.

@d-healey

i have only one copy of the Code on my system and i only use the JUCE what comes with it.
Is it possible to Compile on a other PC and take the compiled version to a other system?