@bendurso Thank you very much, I understood its function.

@tsempire comme ça peut être

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/228/synthetic-legato?_=1687633758400

@orange

Thank you very much ^^

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@ustk epic example. thank you.

@Lindon Oops, you're right. I'll update my post.

@DanH I didn't know about this, thanks!

@tsempire said in Mono, Legato, poly:

@DabDab and also for the GLIDE how to do it?

This thread may be useful for you..
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/6059/polyphonic-glide-on-sampler/9?_=1698318659816

@ulrik perfect it works thank you

@tsempire I'll give the solution to those who need it.

Copy this code:

// Get a reference to the MIDI processor as MIDI player
const MIDIplayer = Synth.getMidiProcessor("MIDI Player1").asMidiPlayer();

// Get a reference to the transport buttons
const grpTranportBtn = [Content.getComponent("btnPlay"),
Content.getComponent("btnStop")];
for(b in grpTranportBtn)
{
// Make sure the buttons are not saved with the presets
b.set("saveInPreset", false);

// Assign the control callback to the transport buttons b.setControlCallback(onTransportBtnControl);

}

// Also set the STOP button to be momentary
grpTranportBtn[1].set("isMomentary", true);

inline function onTransportBtnControl(component, value)
{
// get which button triggered the callback
local index = grpTranportBtn.indexOf(component);

// If it's the PLAY button if(index == 0) { // if the PLAY button is pressed if(value) { // start playing MIDIplayer.play(0); } else { // keep the button's value to 1 if it's still playing grpTranportBtn[0].setValue(1); } } // if it's the STOP button else { // only react if the mouse is clicked (not released) if(!value) return; // stop playing MIDIplayer.stop(0); // set the PLAY button's value to 0 grpTranportBtn[0].setValue(0); }

};

// on compilation, reset the playhead position to the beginning
// comment it out if not needed
MIDIplayer.setPlaybackPosition(0.0);

Create 2 buttons with the ID

btnPlay

btnStop