@ulrik said in Optimal Midi Architecture:

So I set the TransportHandler to trigger the clock every 1/64T note (the lowest value available)
and based on that, I can make calculations for each note value for position and length etc.. using this function

Nice plugin ulrik 👍

I'm likely aiming for a higher PPQ of 960, so not sure it's possible that way..

Chatbot stating: Running a JS loop 960 times per quarter note per sequencer lane will cause hell. And I think you're stating that 96 PPQ is the highest that can go?.

Supposedly the Hise MIDI Player has an internal PPQ resolution of 960 PPQ, handled by sample accurate C++ timing. That's what I need 🙏

The MIDI Player could work, but I don't see a way to use it without initially clogging up the plugin with 50 - 100+ MIDI Players, nor finding a way to set them to other MIDI Channels.

Info pointing toward a lot of work to get higher resolution timing without using the MIDI Player.. 👷

Stuck, but there must be a way in Hise.

@Yannrog What does the label show?

@Yannrog You need to script your own radio buttons for this. I posted a video on Patreon recently about it.

@David-Healey Thanks for the courses

You can try to use the signalsmith CLI tool (or whatever they ship as a binary) to check your exact audio material. AFAIK I've not changed the internals of that engine too much instead of just wiring in IPP / VDSP and a few other small performance additions.

You can't expect parity with the sound quality of Elastique though. Rubberband sounds worse in my experience than signalsmith - v2 as well as v3.

There is also another timestretch library on the block - Bungee which has a pro version that claims to be on par with Elastique et al, so maybe that would be a contender.

@Christoph-Hart
Hi Christoph,

How can we create an official account (without the evaluation) ?

@ustk They're much better handled in JUCE 8 in my experience, I've built two shader based elements that work well in JUCE 8 when compiled as panels into a HISE build, I have had a lot of issues with GPU rendering though currently doing the work on CPU until I work that out. Annoyingly these depend on JUCE 8 functionality so neither works now I've had to downgrade to JUCE 6. Fingers crossed this is sorted soon!

@duma Try a different version of xcode

@Christoph-Hart

Is this a bug..

Midi playback works correctly (no stuck on notes) if placing a container within a container.

Container 1 has stuck notes -------------
Container 2 with nested container works.

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@David-Healey Thank you so much, Ok

@Christoph-Hart I saw some scriptnode related commits, do any of them solve this issue?

@David-Healey no they need to ring out. i will probably limit it around 16 voice cards or something like a real synth would have

@David-Healey I've fixed it - just incase anyone ever sees similar weirdness in future -

Open Terminal and:

xcode-select -p

That should return similar to:

/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer

If not, sort it with this:

sudo xcode-select --switch /Applications/Xcode.app sudo xcodebuild -runFirstLaunch

Then reset dev tools:

sudo xcode-select --reset sudo xcodebuild -license accept

Delete derived data and module cache:

rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/ModuleCache.noindex

Double check clang if you've got clang errors:

clang --version xcrun clang --version

If either of those hang, reinstall clang.

Reinstall commandlinetools:

sudo rm -rf /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools xcode-select --install

Delete Xcode caches (bit severe but I think this is what sorted mine out):

rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.dt.Xcode rm -rf ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dt.Xcode.plist

Then reboot, open HISE and try your compile again - mine went straight through, no errors!

Claude implementation: https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/953

Tested on Linux so far.

@David-Healey Thank you so much

@dannytaurus Thank you so much, I went for the easy method.

@PabloCaparros

Sounds like a plan!
If time is on your side then start with Hise.
Especially if you're new to making audio software, it'll be more satisfying to start with Hise (which has a gui and built in tools) and because of the great forum - use it if you get stuck!

Good luck 🫡

@mysticsh

If you could describe exactly the situation / problem,
I can give some advice!

I don't fully understand what you're after!

@CassD I will also try some methods. If it doesn't work, I will change the platform. Not working pixel means you just throw your money away.