No, changing the sample start like this would affect all ringing voices so it's a rather nasty hack.

I need to supply you with a proper workaround for the looper module. Given the fact that it's the only module that benefits from a sample start > 65536, it's a sensible addition.

Thank you Christoph and David, it's working now! :)

@Jay I actually don't use GlobalMute in plugins, maybe it is a bug. But you can solve it with that method;

Delete Global Mute unit from midi chain and delete this code from "inline function setValidLicense" in the Authorization HM.js GlobalMute.setAttribute(0, 1 - isValid); Instert a Simple Gain (name it "SimpleGainMute") in the end of your fx chain. Set the volume of that SimpleGainMute to -100dB. And then put this conditional statement into your "inline function setValidLicense" in the Authorization HM.js

if is valid

SimpleGainMute.setBypassed(false);

if is not valid

SimpleGainMute.setBypassed(true);

Done ;)

@Win-Conway said in Pultec EQ Model - Beta Testers Needed <<<<<<<:

Each plugin is 110 meg, is that a limitation of HISE, seems rather high for an effect ?

Presets are not listed by the host.
There is an audible artefact when changing presets, possibly an issue with HISE, no other JUCE effects have this issue.

@Christoph-Hart I am having the same problem with my plugins while changing presets. When you jump to different presets, the total volume goes up for approx. 0.5 second and then it becomes normal. Hise 1.6 didn't do that. but Hise 2.0 does it.

@Win-Conway really? Will investigate how to do it. Thanks man!

@dxmachina said in Issue with LFO fade in time:

@Christoph-Hart Thanks very much. A breaking change would be very much appreciated - as would setting the phase!

I second this

@Christoph-Hart I think I'm having similar samplemap/monolith issues as well

@dustbro nope. Also deleted spaces on that name

Well I've no idea why it was doing what it was doing, but using loadSampelMap() has forced it to behave. Lets all stop there.

@Jay

Your IR file names must be strings. That mean they must be in quotes ""

const var convol = ["MediumLight", "MediumDark", "MediumSlap", "MediumVox"];

getItemText is only for combo boxes (check the API documentation) so this code will never work.

ConvolutionReverb1.setFile("{PROJECT_FOLDER}"+ control.getItemText() + ".wav")(convol[value]);

What you want is something more like...

ConvolutionReverb1.setFile("{PROJECT_FOLDER}" + convol[value] + ".wav");

@d-healey Yes I know, I have allready searched this topic.

I've also allready applied defaultValue. But it doesn't work on aax. I made a bypass button with defaultValue 1, but even I save the user preset, xml and hip files; the plugin allways opens with button off mode.

But in vst plugin, it opens button on mode.

@pnyboer Use Loop Auditioneer to find good loop points and import them into HISE

@d-healey Thanks!

@d-healey Thanks buddy.

If you add a MPE panel somewhere in your HISE window, there will be a help button which opens a extensive documentation how this works.

The bottom line is that MPE modulators work a little bit different than usual modulators because they are supposed to be controlled via that panel from the end user - just drop MPE modulators on any place you might want to offer and the end user can activate and control them using the MPE panel - also people who don't have MPE controllers usually don't care about MPE so there has to be a global kill switch for this system (which is the MPE bypass button on the MPE panel).

The system is working perfectly in HEXERACT, so if there's anything weird in the usage let me know.

I'm having a go at making a custom preset browser, the first issue I've hit is storeAllControlsAsPreset() doesn't allow a folder structure with the file name, so all presets end up in the top level. Is there a known workaround for this?

@Lindon I don't see a need to use a global to create the note off (unless you need to turn if off in another script) just a reg variable should be fine. If you want 1 ID per note then use a MIDIList instead.

function onInit() { reg noteId; } function onNoteOn() { Message.ignoreEvent(true); noteId = Synth.playNote(Globals.triggerNote, Message.getVelocity()); Console.print("playing trigger note:" + Globals.triggerNote); } function onNoteOff() { Synth.noteOffByEventId(noteId); }

Another option

@d-healey yeah because blog-posts = documentation☺

Yeah, I have to add a check that ensures a commonly used samplerate to prevent this. Noted.