@d-healey That's a pity
I can understand how important it is to kill voices when changing sample maps but I thought it might be a way to bypass that function for certain tasks, or at least chose which voices to kill or not
Thanks for answering as always! 👍

@ulrik as soon as the function

Synth.noteOffDelayedByEventId(id, delay amount)

has been executed, this function

Synth.isArtificialEventActive(id)

will print false even if the note still is sounding because of the delayed note off.

@d-healey Beautiful, thanks!

@d-healey
Cool, I will have a look. Thank you! :-)

@ulrik oops, I was too ambitious here. I wanted to erase the warning message, not the flag. Should be fixed now.

@ulrik Ok I found what was causing Hise to freeze, it was my "node templates" that I made the other day, I removed them and now it seems to work again.

@ulrik
I'm glad to hear that! :-)

@d-healey I have not had the time yet to compile, I hope @Oli-Ullmann has found the right commit

@d-healey No, only if the app active, I tried this without the timer now, and it works nicely
As soon as I make the app active it's possible to use the setKeypressCallback
So in. the snippet, I removed the timer function and it worked
😀

@kameron No I never solved it, sorry

@orange Thank you!

@ulrik to be precise it was this one :)

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@Christoph-Hart Thanks!

@Soundavid yes I know

I have found

s->enableShiftTextInput = value.getProperty("showTextBox", true);

in ScriptTableListModel.cpp and

setDefaultValue(ScriptSlider::Properties::sendValueOnDrag, true);

in ScriptingApiContent.cpp
I guess they are causing the issue.

However I am trying to make the true to false

setDefaultValue(ScriptSlider::Properties::showTextBox, true);

@ulrik @aaronventure @d-healey
After trimming with timers in different setups I found that "CallAfterDelay()" was the best solution!
Thanks to you all!

@ulrik Ok, my progress in finding a way to communicate midi to Effect plugins inside Logic and Ableton Live :

Using an extra plugin that send OSC messages to the Effect plugin seems to work quite nice, all I need for this plugin is to trigger the TransportHandler with note on and off messages.

In Logic the extra plugin (Send OSC) goes into the Midi FX Slot on the same track as the Effect plugin
In Live I need to set up an extra track with midi in enabled all the time (even if another track is selected)

osc send.gif