@d-healey thanks for clearing that up. The instructions said open either standalone or plugin version so I was unsure which. The standalone version has compiled with no issues. Thanks

@rglides Thanks!

@Matt_SF All really good points.

Again, Im no expert but I've read / listened to a few books on the subject.

For anyone completely new to all of this there are some influencers in this field you could look at:-

• Graham Cochrane. His focus is on creating courses and online communities but also building an audience through email. Check out his book 'How to get paid for what you know'.

• Gary Vee (Vaynerchuk). He is big on organic social content to drive awareness. Check out his book 'Day Trading Attention'

• Alex Hormozi. His book '$100M Leads' is all about finding an audience and selling to them.

That's probably enough for now.

My struggle is how to apply the principals to a specific niche.
The authors I have named are not targeting musicians as their customer base (actually that's how Graham Cochrane started but he's kind of moved on from that).
A lot of the advice is to find a problem or pain point that your customers want solving. You could say that for musicians that problem is 'I want my music to sound awesome' and our solution is 'buy my plugin'. But there's a lot of competition out there so its difficult to stand out.

Ultimately there is no 'one size fits all' formula for any of this so its about trying different things and seeing what works for you.

@d-healey thank you, this video is exactly what i need.
The samples don't need changing on the fly so using one sampler makes things a lot simpler for me.

@Chazrox I came to the same conclusion. Without any scripting HISE is just reading the value as 1 - 18 (in the 18 steps of tempo divisions) and then translating that to m/s. This is not what we want.

After lots of back n forth with CHatGPT I came up with the following:

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When testing this, don't look at the readout of knobDelayL (in the UI), instead look at the label text and the values within the Delay1 module.

The function of the knob is reversed when in tempo sync mode. For example, when the knob is fully to the left in the UI the label reads 1/64T. But in the Delay1 module the knob is fully Right and still reads 1/64T. Once you hide the default knob with either look and feel or a film strip you can just show the label and the user will be non the wiser. This is the behaviour that most people expect when using Delay controls.

Also, when the tempo sync button is toggled there is a calculation between time in ms and tempo divisions which uses the current tempo. This is based on Engine.getHostBpm(); although I'm not sure what the default tempo is in HISE while you are building your project. I think it is 120Bpm but perhaps @Christoph-Hart can confirm?

@Chazrox Thanks for trying. I'll post another snippet (when I get time) which shows where I'm up to currently

@d-healey I'm not using the postPresetSave function. I'm just using the same code as in your video.

I'll try it in a new HISE project and send a snippet