@d-healey specific daws, Logic X use only au, Cubase use only vst, and some other Daws use both au and vst.

@tomekslesicki Well, there's a pan setting per sample in the sampler, but I don't know if it is accessible via scripting... If you're not using a sampler but a synth, you'll need a polyphonic pan, and I don't know how to achieve this

@Lee I recommend my own woodwinds - https://librewave.com/product/sofia-woodwinds/ - they're currently on sale and of course I'm slightly biased with this recommendation I have brass and strings in the works too.

@mwplugs said in has anyone compiled to rtas ever with hise: i have been having issues exporting vst3 though. it hasnt worked yet for me. I posted some instructions on the process to get vst3 going. You'll have to copy some files from one SDK folder to another. Give it a quick search

@d-healey It'd be awesome, and definitely open up a huge amount of doors for us all! Something similar to how the midi channels list works but for audio inputs instead. @Christoph-Hart Would this be possible do you think?

@Christoph-Hart - any insight would be greatly appreciated. Bump Bump

@Christoph-Hart can't wait to play with it! (trying to do a sinewave bank for my weird additive stuff)

AFAIK, @ustk got pretty far with a draggable FX chain system a few months back.

Use the array and give it the index of the sample map you've currently loaded.

Ok I see the problem now. ceilf and similar commands need to have the f removed on GNU/Linux. If you search the forum you will find some references to this. Christoph generally cleans up these issues every few months or so. The solution is to use a text editor and search and replace on the HISE source code to fix any of these errors. The warnings that you get in the terminal don't matter, it's only the errors you need to worry about.

That's better. Cheers @ustk

Anybody had a chance to take a deep dive into this yet?

@Christoph-Hart oh thanks, but is there option to create sine wave in ramp node? I tried connect tempo_sync to oscilator freq but it's not work as should, and core.ramp working only in one direction

@Christoph-Hart said in Open GL: I‘ve added it as runtime option in the settings menu so there‘s no need to build two versions. I don't see it in the setting panel, is that normal? (macOS)

@ustk @Lindon No worries! I worked it out. I needed setAttribute instead Cheers for your help

@Christoph-Hart please please please say this includes "midi out".....

@ustk Well, I just forgot to change the OSX Architecture in the jucer file...

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