@ustk Thank you very much 🙏

@Christoph-Hart Thank you so much! I can't believe that I actually made it work just by following your advice :) Seems like I am beginning to understand things. Thank you so much 🤜 🤛

@nesta99 Thank you! :)

@Tania-Ghosh Ptbn.gif

@yall There is no alternative for notarization, you need an Apple developer account.

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/3247/notarisation-for-dummies

@Lindon @ustk Thank you so much guys. That really really helped me a lot. You saved my day.

Thank you again!

@nesta99 Maybe your DAW will only let you use notarized plugins.

@Christoph-Hart
I Guess This HQ Button Conflicts With Something Else In My Plugin.

Just Exported A Simple FX, And It Works.
@DanH Let Me Investigate More

Content.makeFrontInterface(300, 300) const var HQButton = Content.getComponent("HQButton"); inline function onHQButtonControl(component, value) { if(value) Engine.setMinimumSampleRate(100000); else Engine.setMinimumSampleRate(40000); }; Content.getComponent("HQButton").setControlCallback(onHQButtonControl);

My app uses Projucer...

@GUJIAN why are you using that script?

@d-healey said in Expansion system installer:

@Lindon said in Expansion system installer:

I can build all sorts of expansion installers (using whitebox) but I think the "problem" is the ch1 files - which really need to go in the folder where the original samples were placed by the user... so HISE knows the name of this folder

I disagree. I like to spread my samples over multiple drives, expansions offer a perfect way to do this. But, it would be handy to get the installation location on a per expansion basis.

Sure fine, that too. But at the moment I cant see a way to get the ch1 files installed anywhere...

So before I go much further with this - anyone have a solution for installing Expansion samples in the same spot as the original samples?

Could you ask the user to select the location where they already installed their samples? and maybe do a check of the files that in the selected location to confirm that it is right.

YEs I could but I'm not smart enough at whitebox packages to know how to make it do all this...

@ustk I hadn't noticed

@d-healey yeah , thanks. I checked all of them before asking, but I wasn't sure that those concepts and scripts could be applied for my question. Thanks again!!!

@ustk That's brilliant thank you!

@ulrik I updated my test with saving, loading and deleting a preset via the OS dialog.

However when deleting via OS dialog, on Mac it will say "Open" when it actually will be deleted.
I don't know if it's possible to change the default OS dialog window text, anybody know?

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@iamlamprey Superb got it.
Thank you.

@d-healey Yup, we've done a huge batch of pre-processing (including compression, EQ, tape saturation, limiting etc) on our samples ☺ This was mostly just a question to see if there was some extra secret sauce in HISE to squeeze more out of the plugin volume. Thanks for your replies!

Yup makes sense. Use const var instead of var though.

Writing const before a variable declaration tells the interpreter that this variable will not be changed (it differs from the const keyword in C++ in the way that you can still call methods on it that change something). Especially in combination with API calls it yields a huge performance boost (because it can resolve the function call on compile time):