@mmprod A few days ago I made a pull request to update the documentation.:

Instead of pathIcon, one of the following standard cursors can also be used as a string:

// Changes the mouse pointer over the ScriptPanel1 to a hand with a pointing finger
ScriptPanel1.setMouseCursor("PointingHandCursor", Colours.white, [0, 0]);

I also wanted to draw attention to this problem, except that I don't have such good proof, only my auditory impression. The resonance of the SVF LP, despite a Q of 0, is clearly audible. And just like the ladder filter, the Moog filter also makes the signal significantly louder overall.

I also noticed that the SVF BP and Notch Filter display in Scriptnode is broken.

(Is the forum actually the right place for bug reports?)

I recently released my first plugin (nothing special, the code is not the best) and on a user's Linux the plugin could not be opened with the following error message:

X Error of failed request: BadWindow (invalid Window parameter)
Major opcode of failed request: 20 (X_GetProperty)
Resource id in failed request: 0x0
Serial number of failed request: 54
Current serial number in output stream: 54
Scan Failed.

While researching, I came across this known bug in Juce 6.3.1 which, if I understand correctly, is the Juce version that Hise uses. So I manually imported the patch into the Juce code that comes with Hise and recompiled Hise and my plugin. And indeed, this fixed the error and the plugin could be loaded.

Perhaps this is also of interest to someone here. It would be amazing if @Christoph-Hart could import the patch directly into the Hise version of Juce.

@d-healey Ok, I have found out. There are two compilerSettings.xml files on my computer. One in .config/HISE which is the wrong one and one in my home folder in .hise (the right one). Thanks for the help!

@d-healey Yes, maybe. For the final compilation I'll install an older system anyway and then write again if I have the problem there too. Thanks for the support!

The CustomSampleImport example shows how you can enable the user to import their own samples into a sampler. To do this, a samplemap is created using the JSON samplemap functions and then loaded into a sampler. This is exactly what I need for an FX plugin in which there must not be a sampler. I want the user to be able to import their own samples which can then be played in scriptnode by a file_player. A samplemap is necessary because x-fades are also required. So my question is whether a sample import using a samplemap is also possible without a sampler?

A possible alternative would be to create a loop player with x-fades in scriptnode. Has anyone ever done this and can give me a few tips?

@d-healey That's great, thank you.

I recently released my first plugin (nothing special, the code is not the best) and on a user's Linux the plugin could not be opened with the following error message:

X Error of failed request: BadWindow (invalid Window parameter)
Major opcode of failed request: 20 (X_GetProperty)
Resource id in failed request: 0x0
Serial number of failed request: 54
Current serial number in output stream: 54
Scan Failed.

While researching, I came across this known bug in Juce 6.3.1 which, if I understand correctly, is the Juce version that Hise uses. So I manually imported the patch into the Juce code that comes with Hise and recompiled Hise and my plugin. And indeed, this fixed the error and the plugin could be loaded.

Perhaps this is also of interest to someone here. It would be amazing if @Christoph-Hart could import the patch directly into the Hise version of Juce.

@mmprod A few days ago I made a pull request to update the documentation.:

Instead of pathIcon, one of the following standard cursors can also be used as a string:

// Changes the mouse pointer over the ScriptPanel1 to a hand with a pointing finger
ScriptPanel1.setMouseCursor("PointingHandCursor", Colours.white, [0, 0]);

@DanH The minmax node can invert the signal with the polarity knob.

@Consint I got it right. I compiled the entire mid/side dsp network including the Faust node. This gave me not only the compiled mid/side network but also the compiled mono faust node.

@griffinboy Many thanks for that! Your tutorial is really very helpful. Somewhere in the forum you mentioned the Chow Tape integration. I would really appreciate a tutorial on this.

Hello Hise community,

I need a mono Faust node for a mid/side effect. But when I want to create it, it only says ‘Faust node channel mismatch. expected channels: 2’. I have set the ‘CompileChannelAmount’ of the network to 1 and switched on ‘Support mono FX’ in the settings.

Maybe there is another way and you can somehow get the stereo FAUST node to work within mid/side. I have tried various things including the routing matrix but have had no success. As long as I have the stereo Faust node inside mid/side the compiled plugin does nothing.

Can someone point me in the right direction? Many thanks in advance.

@Consint In case others have the same problem: If I set the sample location via FloatingTile - CustomSettings, everything works perfectly.

@Christoph-Hart Have you been able to create a basic example? Unfortunately I can't find one and I think that it would make it much easier for me and certainly others to get started.