@yall the "Error: the i386 architecture is deprecated. You should update your Archs build setting to remove the i386 architecture....." line means you're trying to build for 32bit, Mojave needs 64bit, in the projucer set the "OSX Architecture" to 64-bit Intel
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@ustk said in Problem exporting:

@alepan I've made this mistake a hundred times... 🙃
But not anymore since I'm using Github, so the folder's always the same ;)

I'll start using it as soon as I watch Dave's video ;)

@Christoph-Hart thanks again.

Will post back with findings.

Yep, recompiled with "Build fo Profiling" and the CPU performance is night and day!
Bye bye debug mode ☺

BIG thanks for the heads up @Christoph-Hart and thanks @ustk for testing earlier ✌

Cheers @ustk,

Pretty sure I tried something similar earlier but it didn't.

All fine now though!

Think I need some sleep 😴

Thanks again man

I've just ordered a laptop with a Core 2 Duo processor so I'll let you know if I discover any issues/solutions.

@sebastien a fairly old mac mini will do...

@dustbro Thank you

@sebastien For noise uplifter effect, noise pitch isn't used. Only LP or HP filters are used.

In some cases, a supersaw oscillator (pitch control) and noise (LP or HP filters) combination can be used too. You can do that in Hise very easily.

@LeeC You can copy-paste nodes, although I never tried between projects...
But a cool thing is that you can export custom nodes and import them in any project. For that, you'll need to set the flag HI_ENABLE_CUSTOM_NODE_LOCATION

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After that you can "Export Custom CCP class from a right-click on any node, and recall this node from the Custom tab

@arminh I'm afraid it's not currently possible because the only property related to keys is Single Key, which map the same note number to the following RootNote, LoKey& HiKey, and can accept only a unique Note name as Data Type, not a range.
So adding a new token filter for this is a good 2020 feature request idea for @Christoph-Hart :)

Not my idea :)

This is about Kontakt but can also be applied to HISE - https://www.orangetreesamples.com/blog/ksp-making-the-most-of-groups

@d-healey You are a legend! Thanks so much mate! I have to get you properly drunk as a thank you next time I am in your hood! 🙏🏽 🙏🏽 🙏🏽 ☺

okok,,, I join next day :)

So rather small being like forget it? Can I use the platform and script a custom widget?

I do have a programming background albeit a bit rusty.

Thanks

The one thing that Garageband does differently than any other host on the entire planet is to apply Sandboxing which means that the plugins will not be able to access the normal filesystem but use a container just like on iOS ("Every App is an island") as root file. There were rumours about Apple applying that to Logic in some time in the future, but it's unlikely to happen unless they want to jeopardize their professional DAW and turn it into a bullshit app like GarageBand.

The only exception (don't ask why) is the ~/Music folder (which is why the sample location defaults to this place). Now there is a preprocessor macro in HISE called ENABLE_APPLE_SANDBOX which moves the entire app data folder from the ~/Library/Application Support/Company/Product to ~/Music/Company/Product. If you add this to your project compile flags you just need to make sure that the installer copies the file to the music folder instead of the default one.

Still won't solve your problem of installing to the global and user domain at the same time :)

@Natanr er - this is the HISE forum, I suggest you try the Maize equivalent...

I've been thinking about this more. I think for a simple instrument with one sampler per patch it's total feasible. But for a more complex patches that require multiple samplers for things like legato transitions, release triggers, multiple articulations, etc. it's not practical. I shall await the HISE player for my multi-timbral needs :)