@Oli-Ullmann Yes, I do exactly like that

@dannytaurus @Oli-Ullmann @ustk thank you all for the help, all your suggestions work great!

@David-Healey said in Changing Sample Start Mod:

@ulrik said in Changing Sample Start Mod:

But the sample map xml files are also changed when saving the project, if I open the maps in a text editor I can see the changes are made

Aha I misunderstood. So it's autosaving them, hmm that's unexpected.

Yes indeed it is.

@ulrik said in Changing Sample Start Mod:

So if I understand right, it doesn't matter as long as it's referring to the right ch1

Needs testing in a compiled plugin.

Ok I have tested it in a stand alone, and that works fine

@ulrik said in Changing Sample Start Mod:

The user can change all samples in range between 0 - 5000 smpl, that is already fixed

In that case I would just use sample start mod and a constant modulator or set the start offset in the note on callback, rather than changing the sample properties at run time.

Yes I have been thinking in that direction as well, but I also have a script that already make use of the SampleStartMod, so that will add up to the Sample Start setting I guess.
But I think it would be the best way to use Sample Start Mod for this purpose as well

Thank you David for the feedback, it's much appreciated!

@Lindon Haha, allmost exactly as I do it

// ============= SET SAMPLE START MOD LENGTH =================== inline function onSampleLengthControl(component, value) { // Select all samples local selected = Sampler.createSelection(""); for (s in selected) s.set(Sampler.SampleStartMod, s.get(Sampler.SampleEnd) * value); } SampleLength.setControlCallback(onSampleLengthControl);

@David-Healey both chrome and safari for me

@ulrik Also you could have a look at the sort and filter functions. they might help you building an editor. And what about placing all properties in column so you get a table? Might be even more readable...

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@ustk said in lookup tables:

@ulrik that one is quite a network!
There might have been a way to place all those in a C++ node with hardcoded arrays

Yes that's possible, but I have no idea how to do that.
Next time I'll learn 😁

@d-healey Yes that is what I showed in the video, that it is possible

@Christoph-Hart thanks a lot!

@parabuh Yes, as I describe in my post that was not the problem, it works nicely..
My question was about rendering the modified buffer, and @Christoph-Hart has solved it for me, see this thread:
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/13494/render-audio-in-background/11

@d-healey yes I’ve been thinking of doing just that, thanks

@ulrik Sick. Looks fun!

@d-healey thank you, good example!