@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.

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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

@griffinboy @lalalandsynth @Chazrox @ulrik @Oli-Ullmann @scottmire thanks everyone! 🤙🏼 😎

@Chazrox Thx, it was kind of tricky to code but makes it fun.
I thought about making it grabbable for potential updates.

@resonant It's optional, HISE will fallback to a less efficient algorithm that's all.

@griffinboy clean 🔥

@ustk

Yep! A lot of people get caught out with that.
Because it actually sounds pretty close to correct, if you use an allpass on the high band in the way that Hise's examples do.

But rather than getting a notch eaten out of your spectrum, this will cause a little bump instead.

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Which is subtle but it still exists. It's most noticeable when you put two crossovers near the same frequency, you get a dB or more bump in the spectrum.

Another one you might be interested in is Floe: https://floe.audio/

Another blog post and video for you. In this one we'll look at scripts and snippets that are available from the HISE community. I'll show you how to find them on the forum and the correct way to bring them into your own projects.

Leave a comment on the blog post, thanks!

https://audiodevschool.com/hise-community-scripts-and-snippets/

@Mighty23 It seems 1000 ms is very short for low bpm and 1 bar.

Is it possible to increase the max delay time to 5000 ms?

@Straticah Visual production always top notch! 🔥

@DanH Yeah to be honest I don't know if I should thank the forking or the gitignore, I just don't remember...

@iamlamprey yup that‘s how I‘m doing it too. If you use a fix amount of bands you can also include that in the state and set initial band types.

@d-healey If you try Bungee let us know how you get on. I'm very interested in Bungee Pro. The demos on the web sound great. The transient retention is excellent.

Yeah as @d-healey says the audio pro industry is wide and DSP are everywhere from automotive the adaptive sound systems for venues and so on. I also think the plugin world will change in the future in the manner we are interacting with, and more AI/DSP research leads to the necessity of getting more and more specialised with tools that might not be simple to use for the "simple man". Of course the implementation of some tools is made easy sometimes, but then the top notch systems will always be ahead, broader, and more complex. And with complexity arises computation power and compatibility issues. I am happy to see many great tools arriving but afraid at the same time, not being able to catch up compared to specialised folks.
In fact if I agree the market will grow, it might be for more engineered DAWs and tools integrating tech that I can't compete with for myself (like DAWs doing almost everything in the box, very "intelligent" plugins, automatic mixing tools, and other funky sweeteners...) while I am still struggling with basic DSP theory like I'm stuck in the 90s...
But I might be off-topic lol

@d-healey Yes there are many ways and scripts to make that possible, but no ready-to-use-snippet so I thought I would provide that. :)

Haha, I solved the offset issue! Turned out to be a one line fix.

@Christoph-Hart Pull request has been updated, including merging latest develop branch changes.

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I believe the issue I'm seeing is that whenever a NN node is instantiated and loaded with a model the first time, there is a loud "pop" coming from the NN node. If you are trying to switch between multiple NN nodes, whether you are using a Branch node or a soft_bypass, the NN nodes are not instantiated UNTIL signal is passing through them. So, no matter what you use to switch between NN nodes, the first time they are selected, they pop. After that (at least with a Branch node), they no long "pop".

I could work around this, IF all the NN nodes instantiated at the same time (maybe on load). I could just mute the output of the node for a moment. But, it doesn't seem to work that way.

@orange no. Zip is integrated in the systems by default. Any other format and it's questionable.

You could ship the 7zip exe if the license permits and call it with BackgroundTask.

You can also use BackgroundTask to extract files if you're running into the size issues using the JUCE/HISE unzip method.

@Christoph-Hart Great that is what I thought! Just wanted to make sure I wasn't overlooking something.