I've recompiled HISE and now my sample map appears to be loading without issue.

Turns out I'd moved some samples which is why it loaded. Issue is still there.

But this has lead me down a little route. @Christoph-Hart Is there a limit to the maximum number of samples you can have in a single sample map?

I'm finding if I add one additional sample (even a renamed duplicate of a sample I've already loaded) then the sample map goes all glitchy as described above. If I remove the sample then it loads.

It seems to be occurring once the sample map contains around 8160 samples. Could it be a buffer issue?

@VirtualVirgin said in saveInPreset not working for panel data?:

@d-healey
Do you have cases where you need to store panel data in presets?

Yes a truck load of array data - for the XYPad panel - that is the recording of a series of X/Y values that make up the path teh XY pad plays thru....

I just store it in XYPanel.data and get it out on init.

@Morphoice so in your combobox callback that is setting the label -, you need a switch that says "hey time to load a preset", that the label (which is saveInPreset) reads and ONLY loads if this == true,

@JayPee Did this get resolved at all? I'm rather stuck at the moment with the exact same issue. Any update would be amazing

@Allen

it's written in a bit of a different way than I'm used to.
Maybe feed the code for one of the filters into chat gpt and ask it to decode it

@Mighty23 Oh I see, thanks!

@Lindon said in MultiMic Process:

Do the wav files still have to be exactly the same size for each mic position?

They need to be the same length.

@Lindon said in MultiMic Process:

If so whats your favourite way of getting them to this state given the wav's were recorded and edited elsewhere

They should be edited in sync. If for some reason they're not I use a little bash script that trims them, or pads them with silence.

@Lindon said in MultiMic Process:

Is there any sort of max number of mics? I seem to remember @hisefilo had issues with anything past 8 mic positions.

The max channel amount I see in HISE is 16 (so 8 stereo pairs). But I'm pretty sure there is a preprocessor flag you can use to change this.

@Lindon Ahaha, through our communication I think I have some ideas, I will try it,👨‍🍳

@Lindon @aaronventure
Thanks guys! :-)
I will have a look at this, too.

@d-healey I figured it out, I wasn't cloning the GitHub repository in Xcode. I was just downloading from GitHub and trying to open in Juce.

Cloning it seemed to solve my problem! Thanks for the help.

@Christoph-Hart Yes it works again, thank you for this quick one!

The new export UI looks great by the way.

@infinito3d said in Compiling AU plugin from Window ?:

Since HISE 4.0 does not install on my machine (it requires OS 11.0)

You need to build the HISE develop branch from the source code.

@infinito3d said in Compiling AU plugin from Window ?:

I am thinking of installing it on a Windows 10 PC and exporting my AU plugins from there. Is it possible?

You can't compile MacOS plugins on Windows or Windows plugins on MacOS. You can use virtual machines though.

@d-healey All right🤔

Spaces in the middle should be supported, but checking for spaces at the beginning and end didn't cross my mind. I'll add this as sanity check...

@aaronventure haha I would love to be as funny as this, but in this case my old keyboard with the defect d key pranked me one last time... but damn that's a solid joke.

@d-healey I've tried to start from scratch a few times but it still gives me the same crash.

@ulrik Thanks! Let me try that. Brb!