Same here, using the latest commit.
Things like:

using mono_cable = cable::block<1>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:117:27: too few template arguments for class template 'block' wrap::fix<1, routing::receive<mono_cable>>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:121:72: use of undeclared identifier 'mono_cable' jdsp::jdelay_cubic<NV>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:122:64: expected ';' after alias declaration routing::send<mono_cable>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:123:56: use of undeclared identifier 'mono_cable' routing::send<mono_cable>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:123:67: expected unqualified-id using soft_bypass4_t = bypass::smoothed<20, soft_bypass4_t_<NV>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:126:45: use of undeclared identifier 'soft_bypass4_t_' template <int NV> using soft_bypass5_t_ = soft_bypass4_t_<NV>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:128:43: no template named 'soft_bypass4_t_' using soft_bypass5_t = bypass::smoothed<20, soft_bypass5_t_<NV>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:131:45: use of undeclared identifier 'soft_bypass5_t_' wrap::fix<1, soft_bypass4_t<NV>>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:135:48: use of undeclared identifier 'soft_bypass4_t' wrap::fix<1, soft_bypass5_t<NV>>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:136:68: expected ';' after alias declaration wrap::fix<2, multi4_t<NV>>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:140:48: use of undeclared identifier 'multi4_t' math::mul<NV>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:141:49: expected ';' after alias declaration template <int NV> using soft_bypass6_t_ = soft_bypass4_t_<NV>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:143:43: no template named 'soft_bypass4_t_' using soft_bypass6_t = bypass::smoothed<20, soft_bypass6_t_<NV>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:146:45: use of undeclared identifier 'soft_bypass6_t_' routing::receive<mono_cable>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:151:59: use of undeclared identifier 'mono_cable' jdsp::jdelay_cubic<NV>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:152:64: expected ';' after alias declaration routing::send<mono_cable>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:153:56: use of undeclared identifier 'mono_cable' routing::send<mono_cable>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:153:67: expected unqualified-id using soft_bypass7_t = bypass::smoothed<20, soft_bypass7_t_<NV>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:156:45: use of undeclared identifier 'soft_bypass7_t_'

@coupe70 don't use the svf nose, use the svf_eq node.

Neutral q is 0.7071 rounded, yes, square root of 0.5.

I recommend you try butterworth filters in Faust since they allow you to set the order and their frequency cutoff is always the value at - 3db.

@Orvillain I was gonna suggest to try that but like....nah that cant be it. haha.

Interestingly, that last solution works for the node. But when I try to compile the network, the network won't compile. Not sure why yet. Need to look into it.

@Chazrox But the process for the user for adding tags is weird, I don't like it anyway :p

@hyperphonias Yes you can do this. Read the docs on all of the script nodes and see what you have available.

Scriptnode Node List:

https://docs.hise.dev/scriptnode/list/index.html

@Yinxi they'll probably also look different on Windows vs Mac

@d-healey just here to bump this. Have been reading in to this and it would be really interesting to have some of the features.

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@d-healey thats the best kind come on. 🤣

@ClawFORGE-Studio said in From HISE to Cabbage Audio (CSound) to VCV Rack:

how do you export a Hise project into csound ?

It's not possible as far as I know

@Christoph-Hart Thanks!

@Orvillain Actually I would argue it's a very good way of learning about DSP theory if you are already familiar with coding. I'd agree that you wouldn't necessarily get great results inside scriptnode but as a pure learning experience it can be very valuable (for envisioning the signal processing structure). I used to do this all the time in Max MSP (take block diagrams and convert them to Max patches).

But you're other points are totally on the point. You might as well jump straight to hardcoding these in code if you're already there. Personally I've dropped environments like PureData and Max at this point as I prefer working directly in code.

@modularsamples said in Recreating Roland Alpha Juno PWM Saw oscillator - ideas?:

@griffinboy Good point!

What about this? it should be pretty close to how the AJ works (I think) as it's splitting the signal and "chopping" the output of the saw. The PWM still happens on the pulse..

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This is a pretty good read once you get past the flame war:

https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=420194

Yeah, I read a lot of that thread. Pity about the flame war! 😂 🔥

The snippet sounds awesome! Great starting point for me to learn how all this stuff works.

Thanks! 🙏

@d-healey
That's right. Because with SlotFX.getCurrentEffect(), you always get the effect loaded in the slot. So you could also implement it in the effect class and still have access to the functionality from a slot.

So I believe... :-)

@d-healey
Great, thanks. I'll see if I can learn something... :-)

@Unversed said in Calling an Envelope on a Timer:

Hello!

I am new to HISE, and I have an idea for a "pumper" style effect that I just can't figure out.

I want to create an effect that essentially triggers an Envelope on an adjustable tempo-based timer. It isn't revolutionary, but it is an interesting effect I would like to use.

Hi and welcome!

I've attempted a few iterations of this concept, but I end up getting snagged at the end by something I didn't understand about the fundamental program (LFOs not exporting with Effects was a big one), so I figured I would ask here before I spend some time on the next iteration.

Is the LFO triggered by midi?
In that case, not all daws let FX plugins to read midi, that might be the problem

With the Envelope approach, I can't seem to figure out how even to get an Envelope onto the Master at all. Do I need to create a separate container? Through scripting, does it even matter where the said Envelope is, as long as I can call it to run and push its value onto the gain?

Anything would be appreciated, thanks :)

Could you provide a snippet of what you have tried?

@It_Used wow thanks that’s awesome ! I’ll be able to dig into all of this.

@HISEnberg alright got it! Never worked with the autocomplete, but seems like a grea idea :D