@ClawFORGE-Studio Nice!

Just for further reference if anyone else looks down this thread. The rationale is that uncompressed images can still gum up a compiler because their conversion to source code (the const char ptr in PresetData.cpp) can bloat the size quite a bit.

@ClawFORGE-Studio Then just try compressing the images. It might not work...

Hello everyone,

I was wondering what the updated best practice is for getting RMS and peak values of an audio signal for HISE are? The goal is to use them for an "input trim" knob on an audio effect plugin, however the only examples I have seen are ones for peak/vu meters.

Any help on the issue would be much appreciated? I have checked out the relevant API documentation except for some reason Buffer.getRMSLevel has not been working. I keep getting an unknown function error based on this input:

var RMS = Buffer.getRMSLevel(0,128);

I have tested it also using Engine.getBlockSize() too. Right now I have it implemented in a timer callback.

Best,
Noah

@d-healey ahhh I see.

Okay I resolved the path and it fixed the issue! Thanks for your help

@d-healey

Oooh okay. Gotcha I will!

Thanks so much for the help :)

-Noah

@d-healey

HISE 2.1.0

@treynterrio

Hey. Just to double check have you compiled HISE on your computer or did you just download the binary? I assumed you did since you have already gotten the plugin to work on your machine but just in case...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeLeCSNh0XM

If so, what version of HISE are you using?

@DanH

Hey Just following up has anyone gotten the convolution decay time to work? @Christoph-Hart, would it be particularly tricky to let the user of HISE alter the decay time of the convolution ?

@ClawFORGE-Studio Nice!

Just for further reference if anyone else looks down this thread. The rationale is that uncompressed images can still gum up a compiler because their conversion to source code (the const char ptr in PresetData.cpp) can bloat the size quite a bit.

@ClawFORGE-Studio Then just try compressing the images. It might not work...

@ClawFORGE-Studio Also, just as a general best practice, it might be worth it to see how much you can get the size of the image down.

Not saying that David is wrong but I did have a similar issue like this (in JUCE, not HISE) where that fixed it.

maybe try this option - do you have this selected in your project? Navigate to project settings if you can and find "embed image files"

@ClawFORGE-Studio One thing that I would try doing is compressing the PNG/JPEG using a free online solution like: https://compresspng.com

you would be surprised at how much png images can be compressed!

@HISEnberg Thanks so much for the snippet!

@HISEnberg

Thanks a lot for the advice!

Hey Everyone,

I was wondering what the current best practice is to create a draggable filter display that connects to filter elements in scriptnode?

I have successfully managed to link the FilterDisplay up with the filters in scriptnode, and I was planning on overriding the look and feel to add draggable components to it. I'd ideally like to use the draggableFilterPanel but it appears that it is only compatible with the parametric eq. What would people suggest to do?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Noah