@DanH

If I'm honest, those controls were removed because the algorithm was acting up. I wrote this one when I had much less understanding of distortion. It was meant to be a chebyshev waveshaper but it went wrong!

In the following months I've been developing a much more accurate method for designing distortions. I shall be sharing it when it is ready.

@clevername27 It's a wrapper around their API to manage the licensing of Beatport access. You can use it next to your own licensing system to allow Beatport users to use your plugin.

In order to use it you need to get in touch with Beatport and when you've enrolled in their program they will send you their API that you can add to your project.

@ustk ah, I understand. Thank you very much! :-)

@Christoph-Hart

Really cool, thank you

@Casmat You can use a single panel to create a custom keyboard. I have a video about it on my YouTube channel.

@d-healey Exact, in the filenames.
I do replace them with underscore to as for the JSON files, but binaries I like them with spaces... That been said, I could replace the underscores with spaces when writing the files...

@Lindon I had a similar issue recently. I temporarily disabled my spectral analyzers on my EQs and Analyzers and it seemed to solve the issue.

If you want to go full hardcore, the moment you create an error handler in the script, it will disable all the popups like this one and you'll have to create your own visuals using the various error callbacks.

I used it to create a manual sample location UX where the search also checks one level into the selected directory (so if a user simply wants to select the Sample Libraries folder instead of having to locate the correct directory), and also checks for changes in the link file so if you have 10 instances in a session, locating the samples in one will automatically refresh the others, eliminating the need to close and reload the project.

@virtuscapeaudio said in sudden export issues: undeclared indentifier in ChockWebView:

Any best practices advice for rebuilding?

I wouldn't, I would try and figure out what's wrong with the project.

You could duplicate the project folder. Then start removing stuff until it builds to try and find the cause of the issue.

@aaronventure thank you.

Some good advice there. After some tests the timers run successfully in a compiled plug if the script processor timer is triggered on by a note on. I guess the noteOn() callbacks work more systematically than the onInit() callback.

You post was much appreciated.

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@Lindon aaaaand: NO.

But I've found at least one of the culprits....

HISE_USE_EXTENDED_TEMPO_VALUES=1

crashes DLL builds every time... raising a seperate bug post.

@Mors no idea without seeing your project.

@marcrex This is the pitch shifter@DanH is referring to, but its delay based so the "no decent" assessment is quite accurate. You could easily put this in between the feedback routing of delay network inside Scriptnode.

I would recommend taking Lindon's recommendation though. Do some research on Routing in HISE.

@jeffd yes, and it's worked fine on all the other product versions...

@aaronventure Thanks for the tip. I'll try that!