@griffinboy good idea. It had not occurred to me. It wouldn’t be an exact replica of the curve but I suppose you can get very close. I’ll try it out. I would still be interested in finding out how to make an exact emulation of an analog filter.

Thanks for sharing.

@d-healey yeah thats the one...

Console.print(FileSystem.getFolder(FileSystem.AppData).getRedirectedFolder().toString(0));

Scriptnode itself has no memory, so you'll have to do either FAUST or SNEX (which act as nodes in scriptnode) to achieve that. You can then do the processing in Scriptnode or finish it where you started it.

RNBO is another option but I'm not familiar with it at all so I can't tell whether it has any memory mechanisms that will let you execute lookahead.

@M_Holloway you can always do a custom round float function for your interface needs.

@d-healey thank you David

@d-healey I enjoy Loopback, although it is paid.... its Soundflower's successor.

@d-healey sure I'll make one tomorrow

@Christoph-Hart yeah good point.

It's different when you use helpers to make controls and use direct setAttribute calls instead of linking

@clevername27 THX!!!

@djalexx1 said in where I can see the routing in my master ?:

but what about those pictures in some routing post done here that I see the routing matrix inside Hise?

Internally in your project you can have many channels and there are various places that you can route them, at the container level, the routing matrix effect, individual sounds generators, etc. But the master container will only show stereo out.

In this project I have 3 stereo mic positions, but once they get to the output (in standalone) it will be stereo

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Once compiled to a plugin though their will be 3 stereo outs available, and the user can connect to these through the mixer on my projects GUI.

@Lindon maybe HISE calls msbuild with some funny arguments. Or does something to the project file.

@johnmike yes.

@BusyWorksBeats said in Windows 10 Standalone App Build Fail:

Download Zip and unzip to access updated version of HISE files.

Try to avoid downloading the zip directly. This will work in the short term, but can become a mess quickly.
Use Git to manage your software versions.

@d-healey Thanks, sensible thoughts! I can't think of an example of another dev using 'Moog-style' on their UI so maybe I'll avoid it :)

@gabzchi it's either in Users/Your name/Library/Audio/Plug-ins/Components or in the projects folder "Binaries", like this

It depends on what version of Hise your using

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@d-healey Thank you for your reply. It's when opening HISE.

@orange said in Windows 11 can now run on ARM-based QUALCOMM processors:

ARM is a real revolution for the computer industry. There will no longer be two options called Intel and AMD soon for PC side.

ARM has been around for a long long time. We also have IBM Power architecture (not sure if Windows will run on it though). I think the real "revolution" will be RISC V, with it being an open spec it doesn't have the licensing restrictions of ARM or the other options.

@HISEnberg thanks for the advice 🙏 I was able to get it to work after installing the most recent Develop Branch.

I also installed an older version of faust which may have helped