@dannytaurus Hey Danny,
Not to Hijack your thread but figured I could let some light in on Soundsync.

The initial post is about support. I dont have this yet but I just added to the update list and will get it done ASAP! This feature would be included as "transactional" emails, so they will be free.

Soundsync also offers a Marketing Email option which segments your users based on useful info like products purchased, date range, imported list and more options coming soon (like plugin versions, etc).

You also mentioned wanting a more easy to follow fee matrix. Soundsync is easy.
10% fee covers everythinng except marketing emails (first 1000 free every month) and redemption overages (first 10,000 free each month).

So it looks like this:
10% Platform fee (covers transaction fee as well)
Email Marketing (First 1000 free each month, then $1/1000 emails)
Redemptions (First 10,000 free each month, then $0.005 each)

There is a $10 monthly minimum, but this is waved once you surpass that in other charges (like platform fee).

Soundsync is also a MoR.

Apologies again for Hijacking. if you feel this is crossing the line just let me know and I'll remove it.

Soundsync Information

Dev Signup

Best,

Aaron

@Edwards said in Soundsync Beta: HISE Ecosystem | UPDATE: Native-Authoritative C++ Licensing Bridge:

Sounds like a useful workflow for HISE developers, especially having licensing, delivery, and customer management tied together. I’d be interested to see how the activation flow handles offline use in practice.

Good question! The current flow is online for first activation because the plugin needs to verify the license/serial/customer account against SoundSync and bind that activation to the user’s machine.
After that, the plugin keeps a local activation state so the product can continue opening without calling home every launch. If the server is unavailable, the plugin can enter an offline grace state instead of immediately locking the user out.
The intended behavior is:

First activation requires internet. Normal launches restore from local activation data. Periodic validation refreshes the license state when online. If offline, the plugin can continue working during the configured grace window. If the license is refunded, revoked, deactivated, expired, or outside grace, the plugin returns to the activation screen. Developers can choose how strict the grace period should be for their product.

So the goal is not “phone home every time or fail,” but also not “activate once and trust forever.” It sits in the middle: friendly to real users who are offline, but still gives developers control over revocations, device limits, offline grace and subscription/license state.

@robJ Thank You 🙏

Update: There are still 2 codes left 👍

For one thing, I would avoid spaces in naming things, like you have two there around - and one between Dynamic and library. Might not be the problem here, but better not to use those. Personally I’d get rid of the dash as well.

@dannytaurus said in Claude screenshot crashes Hise:

so I don't think the recent commits introduced it, they just make the message thread busier so the 1 s timeout trips more often.

Yes that's it, in fact it was crashing less before for the mere reason that the project I am working on at the moment is way bigger. UI takes long time to recompile, that's the trigger...

So in the end it just needs 2-3000 sec timeout, should be enough for most cases...

I'll test and make a PR when I have a minute 😉

"OK, that's it. Thank you."

@ustk have you attached a lambda? I forgot the exact syntax but you can add a void f(double) lambda that reacts on simple value changes

@LucaL check what's in that array, I don't know without seeing the rest of your project

@Chazrox said in RDGAudio GUI Father GUI Designer for Windows x64bit | Pre Order:

They could've atleast used a different colour scheme than the app I just launched so it didnt look like they took my idea. lol.

Colour Scheme.gif

I really appreciate your app looks stunning , Although You can easily change colour scheme easily on GUI Father too. Not always boring Yellow. Here is how.
My job is to share with HISE people. Actual developer is RDGAudio

@ustk As per @Christoph-Hart 's suggestion, updated the PR to use a noise burst instead of sine burst.

Re-ran tests and it all checks out.

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/1014

PRs for fixes here:

#1024 Make the "Default" font honour the requested size and measure consistently

#1025 Fix out-of-bounds read in the string width table for non-ASCII characters

@dannycouture Working here, although toggling the module bypass might cause issues if you have notes that need to be killed in a script. If so you'll need to script the action and control the Ignore all events buttons instead.

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@ustk Haha I am launching HISE with the cli most of the time and there it worked so I never bothered…

hise-cli -hise launch

I'm not going to pretend I came up with this myself or understand the underlying JUCE implications, but this seems to have fixed it.

In this file:
HISE/JUCE/modules/juce_audio_processors/processors/juce_AudioProcessor.cpp

Modify the setValueNotifyingHost function to abort if the value hasn't actually changed:

void AudioProcessorParameter::setValueNotifyingHost (float newValue) { // Abort if the value hasn't changed. This prevents redundant DAW notifications // during UI initialization that cause Ableton to incorrectly disable automation. if (getValue() == newValue) return; setValue (newValue); sendValueChangedMessageToListeners (newValue); }

I haven't noticed any other side effects so far 🤞

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