@trillbilly The easiest way I could think of to create such an effect is to create a ping/pong sample.
Use your Daw to create a looping pingpong sample and than use this with looping enabled in Hise.

@ustk
Good Call!

Turning off custom graphics (unintuitively) fixed my main issue.
Now your mentioned problem comes into play not getting my image names correctly, but I should be able to fix that.

Tank you!

So. For everyone who is curious.
I searched a bit online and plugins not showing up in the logic list seems to be a specific logic bug with unknown reason.
(seems to have also happened to some people with big brand plugins like native instruments)

The solution that seems to work for most people (including myself) is deleting (if they exist, doesn't need to be all of them):

• user/Library/Preferences/com.apple.audio.AUHpostingService.x86-64.plist

• user/Library/Preferences/com.apple.audio.InfoHelper

• user/Library/Caches/AudioUnitCache

• user/Library/Caches/com.apple.audio.AUHostingService.x86-64

• user/Library/Caches/com.apple.audio.InfoHelper

@David-Healey I just forgot the stage of setting the permissions with your provided code "chmod -R 755" before packaging

@David-Healey let me know, when ever you need something for your physical trumpet thingy.

@ustk
Maybe inverting the idea?
Tracking a mouse-click and if it's not in a certain area (panel) it's outside?
Would probably reduce the amount of components.

And yeah, I agree, might be a nice feature to have.

@ulrik
Man, that really is a bad and messy solution...
I hope someone can find an easy way to do this, but here would be the version I talked about using a button to trigger the loop toggle for the length of the wave.

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@ForeverLive
In my experience, if @Christoph-Hart or @d-healey don't give a simple and straight answer its probably not a beginner friendly process.

So like they said I'd also recommend other priorities first.

@d-healey
I have about 5 - 7 other samplers, thats why I was a bit concerned.

@d-healey
I see, where I was wrong...
I needed to set them to false and not delete them...LOL

Seems like the issue was the high-shelf node.
The plugin functions fine without, but doesn't seem like a solution for the future to just not use it at all.

I played around with scriptnode and the snex-shaper to create a sort of saturation fx-plugin.
Above I added 3 svf-eqs to further shape the sound a bit. A lowcut for the user to set and a peak + highshelf based on the amount of drive.

Since I added the eqs there is a weird issue. Playing an audio file in scriptnode itself behaves as expected, but in the exported plugin version there is a distinct lack of high-end. It sounds as if there was a highcut. (there is none)

@David-Healey ahh, no they don't
this might be the issue (I'll try)

Okay, it's working now!
Thank you!

@David-Healey I've tried with and without. In both cases the knobs are frozen.

I have a weird bug with two of my knobs (with filmstrips).
I connected them with scripting to parameters of my hardcoded master fx.

They do work, but visually they are static. Does anyone know, why this might be?

So. For everyone who is curious.
I searched a bit online and plugins not showing up in the logic list seems to be a specific logic bug with unknown reason.
(seems to have also happened to some people with big brand plugins like native instruments)

The solution that seems to work for most people (including myself) is deleting (if they exist, doesn't need to be all of them):

• user/Library/Preferences/com.apple.audio.AUHpostingService.x86-64.plist

• user/Library/Preferences/com.apple.audio.InfoHelper

• user/Library/Caches/AudioUnitCache

• user/Library/Caches/com.apple.audio.AUHostingService.x86-64

• user/Library/Caches/com.apple.audio.InfoHelper

@dannytaurus !

Sadly I needed to reach out to you with a new question.
My plugin (.component) worked once before, but is now not visible in Logic pro (again).

It is visible and validated in the list in the plugin manager, as well as by running the command "auval -a", but I cant open the plugin in Logic, it is not in the dropdown list.

Any ideas why?
Yes the PlugIn codes (2 plugins) are different to all the other plugins I use.

@David-Healey I just forgot the stage of setting the permissions with your provided code "chmod -R 755" before packaging

@David-Healey ah, i was just dumb
it worked now