@Christoph-Hart said in Shoutout: Azure Trusted Signing:

I used a self-signed certificate to sign the AAX plugin

I've just setup Azure signing for my upcoming packaging course and have been following various guides online - all of which seem to be slightly wrong or confusing.

For AAX signing if you're following the Koala DSP guide it has a whole setup thing about using a python and batch script. Ignore that, go to the PACE documentation and look-up the --explicitsigningoptions flag, it includes an example. Just copy that and you're good to go.

It's important to put quotes around all file paths and if you have nested file paths you'll need to escape the quotes on the inner paths (\"mypath\").

@Ben-Catman more than one button with the same param name? Check using Export>validate plugin parameters

Yes, on Windows ASIO is not multiclient. On MacOS, CoreAudio is multiclient. Thought this was common knowledge??

Again in reference to my earlier RME comment, what they do is handle everything in TotalMix for you. You just tell it which outputs you want to feed through to the WDM driver. I like this solution because it is a permanent wiring. Sorry, I know this doesn't help if you don't have an RME card!

Tried this — native HISE on Win ARM64 is a pain. VS ARM toolchain works if you patch JUCE and tweak CMake, but VST3s crash unless you strip x64-only intrinsics. x64 emulation on Win11 ARM is way more stable. Linux ARM / Pi is basically DIY hell for plugins, engine only.

@DanSound Guess I need to create a sequencer instead of using arpeggiator 🤖

@Phelan-Kane Hi Meta Function,

I’m encountering a compatibility issue between Max 9 / RNBO 1.4.2 and HISE 4.1 (Developer Branch).

Current Status:

RNBO 1.3.3 patches (Max 8) work and show up in the Scriptnode project list.

RNBO 1.4.2 patches (Max 9) are created by the HISE wizard but stay invisible in the workspace.

Individual compilation in Xcode fails with 23 errors.

Errors indicate missing members in the C++ class: createParameters, prepare, process, and reset.

It seems the HISE C++ wrapper doesn't recognize the new RNBO 1.4.2 class structure. Have you found a workaround for Max 9, or are you still using RNBO 1.3.3 for HISE integration?

@Jaytove If it's an expansion you need to use ExpansionHandler.installExpansionFromPackage()

@ustk Looking good!

@pcs800 Never mind, I got it working.
I forgot to connect the modulation target
Thanks for the help.

@David-Healey That seems to have worked! Thank you so much for all your help!

@GUJIAN Run HISE from a terminal, then when it crashes you might see some output.

@Lindon Sorry I didn't mention, I have Xcode 14.0.1

Still I can't compile

Screenshot 2026-02-01 at 14.36.12.png

This has been introduced yesterday @Christoph-Hart
https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/25b0d67e1e22d91673d674c9f8cdaf9edf39f6ab#diff-4950e5e6f73bac6a9b5d37bf8c96a3b351b63c3222bef6e537cb575c90ef266eR473-R474

@JulesV
I've never worked with it before. If it doesn't work right away, you could maybe use a broadcaster for it. But @David-Healey probably knows more about that! :-)

If there are any problems, it definitely makes sense to compile HISE as a plug-in and then load the project directly into the DAW to try it out.

@pcs800 Looks like I may have found my own answer.
File.writeAudioFile(var audioData, double sampleRate, int bitDepth)

@David-Healey
Hey David,
That's a very kind offer! Thank you very much. I still have to fix three errors in the project, and then I'll send you a download link via message next week.

I'll take a look at the video.

I'll get back to you with the data next week.

Thank you very much! :-)