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@Straticah Root Mean Square
Make a search about RMS audio level and you’ll get everything you need

@Christoph-Hart i am trying to create my own wavetables eventho i have my bpm set to 323.28 which means 4096 samples for a 2/4 bar at my 44.1 samplerate its not working using the resample mode.

I will see if i find a tutorial maybe my approach to this is currently incorrect.

@Straticah

Antialiasing gets complex if you want to minimise oversampling.
You have to dig into the research and develop your own filters

@Matt_SF No you can still go crazy with the panels, the idea is to abstract away the underlaying data model and streamline the multiple ways that modulation works into one system.

I probably need to write the full documentation for the ScriptModulationMatrix object at some point so that the full feature set becomes clear...

@Straticah said in validate 3rd party licence key in HISE plugin?:

@dannytaurus @aaronventure thanks a lot guys! I use no code aws for hosting website, domain etc so i might look into that and see if i find someone who can help on freelance basis.

Learning "look and feel" was the only programming i had time to learn for now ^^ sadly it does not help me much in this case :)

Looking at the API you point at this should probably be quite do-able using the HISE Server.callWithPOST() as @dannytaurus suggests.

Personally, the way I am solving this is to use broadcasters and attachToRoutingMatrix, to break connections in a callback function.

@d-healey said in Preset category not selected on startup?:

Easy yes, but you have to recompile HISE each time.

..and all your ScrtiptNode dlls....

@HISEnberg

Ah, yes true I've not yet used the css but everyone is raving about it, so must be quite useful!
I'll need to start.

@d-healey said in Style Value Popup?:

@Straticah I don't think there are any other properties you can change. The popup should be horizontally centred by default, it could be that the width of your knob is not evenly divisible by 2.

You could instead create the popup using laf. In Sordina I replaced the text label with the value, but you could place it above the knob like a popup - this means the clickable area of your knob will be larger though which isn't always desirable.

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damn that's beautiful! brilliant usability and clarity

@ustk intersting didnt know the setup was that easy, thank you for the example!

@Christoph-Hart this is what i would need as a midi module! Good to know its possible :)

@Straticah Yes I basically hit a wall with this too for another project I am working on. Perhaps this post sheds some light on the matter:

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/6939/custom-arpeggio-preset-browser-to-save-arpeggio-presets-separately

@d-healey perfect! works well now :)

@Christoph-Hart ty!

Is it possible to Input audio into the standalone application?

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/2137/audio-input-for-standalone-effects-application?_=1724167024639

@JulesV said in How to connect panels to FX assigned radio group toggles?:

@Lindon said in How to connect panels to FX assigned radio group toggles?:

they are not really (IMHO) set up for real-time modulation - so when the user changes a filter freq value I turn the audio off...and reinstate it on mouse up

But this wouldn't be a very pleasant situation in practice, would it?

I've never had a user complain...

Because all multi-band plugins on the market do this without any problems.

No they dont - dynamic multiband effects seems like almost a silly idea.... you set the bands you want and then apply dynamic effects in the band, not to the band itself.

@Christoph-Hart is there any way to solve the unpleasant glitchy pop problem when performing frequency automation in low frequencies? Otherwise, these linkwitz-riley filters will not be really useful.

@Straticah said in I got a bug report for my plugin from a tester:
and the users could not use the new vst version with their old projects.

-- this case is exactly what the pre and post preset callbacks are for...

@aaronventure get it, good to know, thank you!