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@Lindon Amazing mate! Thanks. I'll look into this properly

IPP Linker 2.0 IPP Linker Update 2 Windows.zip IPP Linker Update 2 Mac OSX.zip

I just tried lld, seems it might be a bit faster at linking but I'd need to do some proper benchmarks to know for certain. In case anyone else (or future Dave) is thinking of using lld (or gold) for linking here is what you need to do: Put the following in the Extra Linker Flags box in Projucer For lld: -fuse-ld=lld For gold: -fuse-ld=gold -Wl,--threads -Wl,--thread-count=6 With either of these linkers you need to compile using Clang instead of GCC. So the make command will look something like: make CXX=clang++ CONFIG=Release -j 6

Solved it. This was missing in the source ADD_API_METHOD_1(setNumAllowedDownloads); I'll make a pull request.

Looks like Ryzen might not be the best choice for a passive system due to power consumption - https://hattedsquirrel.net/2020/12/power-consumption-of-ryzen-5000-series-cpus/ This stuff gives me a headache.

@DanH how does one go about this in Xcode? YouTube

@Christoph-Hart thanks mate!!!!!! Implemented that! Still having a weird behaviour loading a button state from preset at the "First time I create it" I mean, when I create a preset and the button is "Enabled" or "1" in the preset file, it flips apparently the behaviour of the other presets doing that button to not load the correct state. If I quit or restart de plugin, it loads correctly. I guess the toggle thing makes it not to work properly. I just want to save if that module is Enabled or Bypassed. This is what I have at Raw.cpp addToUserPreset<raw::Data<bool>::Bypassed<true>>("VibratoOnButton", "LfoGain"); this is the preset <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Preset Version="1.0.0"> <Control id="VibratoOnButton" value="1"/>

I think you'd need to make a custom keyboard for this, either using a panel or via C++.

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@yall well, yes it is up to date. I installed the 2021 ipp. Thinking of deleting it, and find the 2018..

@Christoph-Hart said in how to mask desaturation over color, fade in: Now you need to implement rLottie export! Haha...absolutely, would it be possible? That would really be awesome

This is genius! I will give this a try as soon as I can!

@Inveracity you can make velocity layers with the audio loop player looks like gain modulation (velocity). but if you put for example 4 layers, it would be necessary to make 4 velocity envelopes which would be extremely long to do each time. So stay on the sampler and you can also add gain or filter velocity envelopes.

@Tania-Ghosh any time.

I solved the problem! Essentially I had an old installation of the Build Tools present on my system, so when I installed Visual Studio 2017 I then had a duplicate build environment that was lacking the correct windows SDK (because I had been a dummy and installed the windows sdk into the build tools instead of vs2017). So I uninstalled the Build Tools via the Visual Studio Installer leaving only VS2017 installed. After that I removed the CL= environment variable entirely from my system and added C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Community\VC\Tools\MSVC\14.16.27023\bin\Hostx64\x64 to the PATH environment variable so that cl.exe could be executed from anywhere. From here on it was following the video guide basically. I added the Windows 10 SDK (10.0.16299.0) by modifying the VS2017 installation in the Visual Studio Installer. Then I opened the HISE standalone project in projucer and built the HISE.exe as per the video instructions - this time no warnings of mac files detected! And finally I ran HISE, added a sampler and an empty UI, exported it as VST3 64bit and success! Now I can go back to actually making my instrument

@Jay You either have to build it from source (check my github page) or download the binary from my patreon page (if you're a patron).