@DabDab @Fortune arguing in a forum is totally pointless guys, and I'm sure the rest of us would prefer not to read any of it. Everyone be nice and civil towards eachother please and we can all carry on making super plugins... :)

Thought I'd leave these here in case anyone also wants to post hilarious customer interactions to make us all laugh

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Feature Request: Draggable ADHSR Envelope (like the curve EQ and Tables etc)

@jupe 'bitchbend' :face_with_tears_of_joy:

@obolig it's a good post. Had a similar experience and after some digging back in 2020 I came across HISE (not so much digging required these days!).... It was instantly intuitive and the members on this forum more or less taught me how to script. Many thanks for putting it together @Christoph-Hart

For anyone interested I released a new effect plug-in this week... The MOD-EQ-1

Check it out here:

https://dhplugins.com/mod-eq-1/

have a good one!

Would be really nice to be able to use folders / sub menus in the automation menu for our plugins... as below

@Fortune I thought @clevername27's post was very reasonable - and interesting, to be fair. What's the point in a forum if people can't express their well-thought-out opinions!

You don't have to read it... ? :face_with_tears_of_joy:

@MikeB So you might know some of this but here is what I've done to get OpenGL working on both plugin and standalone formats:

1 - Place a Floating Tile set to Custom Settings in your project
2 - Set "GraphicRendering": true, in the Data section
3 - Set this flag below within your project Preferences in the Extra Definitions categories

HISE_USE_OPENGL_FOR_PLUGIN=1

So in my experience, at this point, the setting for OpenGL will not appear in the Custom Setting floating tile in HISE itself, but it will appear in your compiled plugin / standalone app. Remember to make the Customs Settings window large enough in your project to include all the settings.

Another way to set the OpenGL to be on/off in your compiled plugin/standalone is to navigate to the AppData folder and open the 'General Settings.xml' file and change the OpenGL setting as per below:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<GLOBAL_SETTINGS DISK_MODE="0" SCALE_FACTOR="1.5" VOICE_AMOUNT_MULTIPLIER="2"
                 MIDI_CHANNELS="1" SAMPLES_FOUND="1" OPEN_GL="1"/>

Hope this helps. @Casey-Kolb may have more to add to this, however, as his excellent Cube plugin uses OpenGL as well :)

@d-healey Perhaps areas where Hise can be brought up-to-date / in line with current plugins.

For example the ADHSR envelope and the Table editors could really use updating.

Perhaps the Wavetable Synth / Waveform Generator?

@Morphoice yes it's good for modulation stuff, but not there for musical pitch shifting I don't think.

Going to give the RNBO one a go I think...

@ulrik ah cool. Had a quick look already on RNBO but cldn't see it?

@clumsybear had a go at one in Snex. Seems rather cpu heavy!

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1835/frequency-shifter/28?_=1736879834487

@ulrik good thread here with a link to a c++ library to get started

@filipalex96 hmmmmm... not sure I can help here. Perhaps @Christoph-Hart can advise whether it's possible or not...

@Morphoice using the one I posted above? Or do you have something else....?

@Darkmax204 go here: https://faustide.grame.fr/

Look in examples for Pitch Shifter.

here's the code:

import("stdfaust.lib");

pitchshifter = vgroup("Pitch Shifter", ef.transpose(
									hslider("window (samples)", 1000, 50, 10000, 1),
									hslider("xfade (samples)", 10, 1, 10000, 1),
									hslider("shift (semitones) ", 0, -12, +12, 0.1)
								  )
				);

process = pitchshifter;

@Darkmax204 I can't remember where the faust one is but it's in the forum somewhere. Keep digging!

@ulrik out of interest how does your FreqShifter work? I'm about to look into creating one of those...

@filipalex96 said in Seeking Help with Glide/Slide Effect Implementation in ScriptNodeFX:

I saw something similar to glide in the bufferstop example

where is this?