@d-healey well on this very subject... first I have no idea how to open this module browser - where is it? and second can anyone tell me the correct association between the values returned by the autocomplete for Degrade1.setAttribute(Degrade1.???????) and the names on the Degrade knobs? which say Harmonics Bit Crush Gain Sample rate Post Filter whilst autocomplete says: Headroom Quant Rate PostFilt NonLin DryWet

Stupidity... Again... @d-healey You where right asking the folder, it was in the good one, but wrong project...

@d-healey said in Problem compiling with AAX: So that's good Yeah indeed

@Christoph-Hart Any progress?

Sounds exactly like what my favourite host on the planet is doing. Time to add another if check...

For 3D GUI stuff; I use Cinema 4D (with Octane Renderer) + After Effects (with Sheetah - Spritesheet Tools) + Photoshop & Illustrator. Sometimes not Sheetah, WavesFactory StripGenerator instead. For Vectoral GUI stuff: Hise has cool features for it.

@d-healey Just my stupidity that knocked at the door... again... I was drawing the value of my vector knob in the panel via paint routine so everything is handled in one panel. But today I wanted a label that is set visible for typing the new value manually... So I just had to remove my painted value and replace everything by a label... Much easier than going back and forth between painting value, unhide a label for typing, repaint, etc... So finally, stupidity knocked, wisdom did not open...

@d-healey AFAIK will run. Since MacOS is 64 from 10.7 (like 10 year ago)

@Christoph-Hart Well, I'm not sure it is what I want to do, this will clutter a lot my interface and component list. Also I noticed that having too many widget in an interface makes it laggy. And, my vector knob has already all the options I need... I really think adjusting from the skew factor would be better in my case. It's already what Hise is using, isn't it? So what are the maths after calculating the skew? Also, I found some methods in Juce for mapping the values from a skew factor or mid-point, maybe it would be cool to have it in Hise what do you think?

@hisefilo I'll send you a private message

@d-healey said in Dynamic keyboard colouring: parseInt(cs); should work It does work! Thanks so much!

@Christoph-Hart mailed

@d-healey Figured as much, got it working but figured I'd ask in case I could make life a bit simpler Good to see you here by the way David!

BUMP BUMP @SteveRiggs said in RemarkableX Snippet Kit...: Hi, again guys, I’m still on a mission trying to work out this DeEsser (as I can only use HISE 1.6.0 at the moment for this project so have no linkwitz filters yet. It’s better for me to also learn the harder way to do things first) @remarkablex I’ve been experimenting with that cool splitter you made trying to turn it into the vocal DeEsser I’m imagining. I’ve modified a few things so far. The main things being: I added a compressor underneath the '5&6 Out' gain module, and routed it to 5&6, the same channel as the mid-band eq, and that seems to be kind of working. The compression works nicely on the mid-band anyway... I have disabled the EQ1 (Low Pass) & EQ3 (High Pass) and removed one of the FloatingTiles on the EQ display so it focuses in more on where the compression would be happening in the crossover between the 2 bands. The 2 problems I’m having though are: When the processed output button is pressed, it only sends sound to the right speaker (I checked all your routings but nothing looks wrong) My processed signal is now filtered because of the EQ2 mid-band EQ curve. I’ve been trying to think of a solution to get rid of the eq cut, and so far I came up with the idea of maybe adding another EQ module also routed to 5&6 to compensate for the EQ cuts by having the gain levels inverted and linking them to the original eq’s frequency parameters somehow so they move at same time, just so that the only signal getting processed (compressed) is the range between the two chosen frequencies, and there is no audible eq'ing or filtering going on. The only processing I would like is just the compressor ducking the volume in the specified range on the mid-band eq. I’ll put a snippet below. It’s very close already I think, apart from those small couple of things I can’t seem to work out. If you or anyone would be so kind to point me in the right direction of getting it functioning the way I’m imagining it then I would be eternally grateful HiseSnippet 2937.3oc6b07abjTEuaaWwYlMNaR1fXEq.0xhCNgDqo6d9vYWEb6OyZsqimDGxR.Iha2cM1Eomtms6ZriSHP3e.9PfX0xAztve..BIP6o0ZQBAHAjKbfa4DvITtffagp5Oltpd5o8L9iD6vLQQx06Uupe8u2qd0qdc0cUWGCnmmiqfXtarUCnf3I.KukMd8YVWGYKrvrBhuDXlkjlGYggtBSuUCcOOnofn3fWg1AwbCI3+6ISNstktsALljfvMcPFv2FUGgioVU6sPVVyqaBuApNSuKpsfgi8LNVNMIJyffBBMzMti9ZvqpS61..AwiMmIB63tLVGC8DDGZZGysVdcmMsC5+MQdnUsfzFxBKSFn.xy6XYR0X5eKLy5HKypQ2zdBBhfpwPvfAPvYAKhLQsnGCEmxmgTrDr3g3.YodxrpWgTUO4zTOQF0an.06zfkMbQMvwbBLSKXSLQ0zIl.V0JnuBC7MFFLiCoG13wqqeG37tjFsjXrxEJbAI0BEN2aLR9QxSLDdXoMzckl6ZxRWVx2iX70f34pUCZfGaTB4QocksiJo2Qk15nZ5cTMQGmxV2ZKOn6bWKs9GysChsjKZMD4uyR3n9jXHVtgEBSPFhnQPFQ3Ybp2vwlzXrQi5PGjaol3ztpLrSHXjdzAAYXOZfAJ5eHaKjMTpVSaCLxwVxwlNqTlp0tNViYDoxWfbYrZBO2H4u+H4kxQrJi6AwSgwtnUahgiQILsts4R0pQnKcdoBReApIc74cgu6EjJLdkIJe9fg3MBF.4jCfbZCfb3.HOtREk3A3Aj+mNx5q9idN5fGdSLitk0pjHAiweuEiCoiAJ6cLPlCCRbKPG.0jCfZZXfZ5fX1XfRVXfRWfAQNa6.LP9gpMlOEoKeYI4yIEPj969w+oDyrQpdEEfYrZ5VdjaGoz5ZjaKm.X2lI6Oy7Bd.kkA89lfg9PeqeLSL3kjkQfjWTt.mvOHKKP776zMBI.2rrCQZxArcHEXMSyPZ1sdvNjDM6ISQ2aGhiOmtcHA3FXGX.+q5fgKYO14xe+74x+f13TqVZrBGLKnaZboIs3lgXiY2r9pP2HqaX+Hqcymb.nyIGvl6hQ.rvzQG6ErQ3kZ.s6TJCBgXIM2lPkhzUrepCmLL0goahwN1BHRFB4AQlWAeUlMkNgtR9HqPj7.Qew6jrKagLIWLprCC7Com3Bu7Go08BqvK7C+A+9tR3WALKbNxLAWoartKzacRRXIu8I+9RKLqNVmlEVHlRv4FPWLhZBEmEtAI81fbxxQFOu6fcZP.jVNvBhifCSnLPAl2xQGirW6FHholpFm.DOeV3twW6yqsUbCIsMQl30o.6TCHHrNDs15XZq+Lg4pqEkxbNfpZoREKpJfvv5QTOAPojpppRwBUpvvPg1+hEqndIkhQNLA2IuLXpllHmH8RvGADKB7iBMZKGsELG80kXyB6B97Wv1DdWBGExzZRpsDWWz8XvzJZX3cww5lZEkhkTJUoB0Qt6gsy.RFb6fB7TKRHWYhRkKtG.uWOavqUTtcEDpTRt7DktjrZodBBGAPxN61yh7ZXouU2fdSlA5QCUwha4NlvO4o+W5.vAZztk.tB1WYjZD.WimNbQ2yAOBcQYJDwBGAanpcHiEYNYWfLJcOxDR3weasHzIjxJ0zxBgF9CSAgxCjKWoREE4R6IfRIUfZm7kXt3aDsbj3f8pSkZu3T8E4bp9S6fS0AIjotWgLVbJe2rZKC774YfmuWiX34qJvBOeFRKWcR3kq35zrQrzix3m0gv8IXPuEnULHDEflbZ+w6l056f1KUuSZ+q0QsmWMkKVpzDkqTnRYNk5r6XRDwZzi2jQiVotlmgtEbdcCreYtnj+f2+8+aS1RQgbJZERKRBAadSZ5.UcZPU1gASCsb1TntiIjBbzcz0DZarkPclhfo8y0pqGqFZerlGF1f2+4IS50rVMDoW.fzadOh7llVjKiGhlGYq9032nYBqo2zBeStrRHWBO7VV90o6McbQ2i3fRrFrKjMQkRETjURN24a8zueaycxcLmS9GupOYupVMIV1p5t50gT2SQwAXw+WYGyCK9F+W7M6M7e08I7uv2gC++rOZ2i++veY53egOTKcbMaqBINg5kJnVRdhNY.Xw5WtmRakwueUdbuQbPNAwWETprzhHSIZIJjnWM2fhG1HxjS60mBDyI9RzxR8q4rTJjVAVDZ5uFnUgVBrF.eXI1.7iee5uOh0.XNcmL.BJayZZEt01s6SL0pNaPl61dEROEXQGylV5X9h2R8SCYPuTrUIkVITahJrEqmxAREc6V08zfpHrw5oquCjh9R1lxAs9FVebxx79UlLVYGBL+Wd2VL7dnV8moccIG35NMwPxkOnH3pEk7Ijn17CxqNC1cpSJnAcvIo7rnN1k5Ce5q1r9xj4xFPBXXaCsn6sW73z4yAsKDse3kg1l9MFHloLssXHS+FCFyTg19ojeTlsZDxTkkoZBlEYYVLAyRrLKkfYYVlkSvrBKyVMD1YaBIvygbaxPYYS.uHZSpLwgcaxwxxlL7QZaxIirIyzzcC3buquMAP2QNWPdBlErGFun3Fz0tKDmL3WWiRPNjfTgWaaeBJ7OVV+abdBEYW1fRnTRBkaQX6ul+fVgcCbTBSjTjKES3TZOm8jhf+BIrMxrLkSvTIBl6nmzfgLO76IovMutG8jV4m8O9U8tmT.gN5Is8eX5+RROo.QlHIgKwkUyQUOoceLogBcyR0SBDxbe1SJWm7jTyHljXadRgDh7jd3m6Z+VNOoUpU6e0EdRIM56K4OdzwAX2GJ4XgdGo5.LbHyt2A3SCt9U9J96VjrcC+sgHM20jjyH3RRWhG+d+ne2jbtD+z+y6w4R7vO4e+O24koz5GG3YRbfgacLvP0aXAuRzV7FAv7jby3ffcqsmERq2JS.g2gqR4B2RqsiJV6S320VWwg55MXSUboiLED3L.ef8njB6a3O5nvmBTU+vfCwdeuSIiOws2oCCKSs6iOABLf4a8HfC80Z6IByl0xzMqUC5xWI3GoU0EtABtY35d6+gh5aH2MKzLLPsX1KwHHzeIl9KwzeIlm0Kw7+KEUoyQlJU9.Hxz9XIN5GYpejo9Qldwcy4mIJ42Y2xVuNxvy2z0wGsOefJLbNachAwjMzCkb7C5Ofglp5vaSYLEFqabGVaNk50gVPcOHaLs3qYaWhmLYZmn.FMHl80oNdw0I7TLCKml7AzSQ.iXsqO9uyYP2TteC4jplDxq865PF7WnUp82KvngKpeGH64Zp0v0Ni9Ux54ZkrFFTYh9Ki2eY79Ki2eY7mOOpkTOSF48WEG5tF7P6Qx34Q0nXNtTsaRXNtTGDGSl7ziISeSx921vYLlsaRFTfOLWmeRTLuPh8KSX+Uw6uJd+xDdX4jUlCnV7P2JFbVDgrNWkIsHBYYQ3VwPLdXOj8rA4dIaYsJo8TAeb29TAORdhjNZMA6rA1fWB7N5a.8+pn3aOOqe6ZNt0ktBzF5RCclQZ.Opa+xD0nq+xDsjAlnA2vU21qgiGTlcjSvi8DT9wyBwMs46d.IEtjTHxOO4tioeGWKhnBKQxhDbCFoM2HsHJ5kwYku6m7WmLnbXKCI2MlK4YPtY0iekr7cxq1zxC5uVIy39XFxJrj2ySIjO58AY5Y2aazfcm5tCeynxEoiAIQOm8FPKGBkf7NmM3cbqEUVkbQGamFq6XiLXcotNjDoZs0fbtMod+jrLpmUKYgZe3bZuMxFp6tXvKQ1tAJj6dnHKy0qBBTWI5TeoWLdIwF7EnWRrChInjniG9RwFjZF.CrmJAP+ygTaYYTW2v041FAenXnAJNtOEhUx1+yMXNvhz1Rs91zPsj0Iq0baCCpm7EI1xzkPomkPsmknXOKQodVhx8rDU5YIlHCInKrOUSrS8fYmDBUmK3a3fXqGqGIk0+2rfdAw

Could this be added as a CLI option? then I can build a legacy AMD build automatically alongside my normal builds.

@ustk Thanks

@Christoph-Hart Thank you! Checking now. Looks good

Thank you so much guys!!

@Christoph-Hart Wow cool! Thanks