@Lindon it is zero based so in fact 25 not 24.
This means there are 25/5 param per "real" band

So my guess is that:
Band 0 is Gain
Band 1 is Freq
Band 2 is Q or Enabled
Band 3 is Q or Enabled
Band 4 is Type

They effectively could have been named more appropriately

So without saying this is what you should do since there might be a better solution for your use case, you have the possibility to parse those bands numbers (modulo 5) and retrieve the values

@d-healey they weren't in the folder yet. Once I added them to the folder the problem went away!

@treynterrio I had to go into HISE's source code to change this some time ago. Look up SimpleEnvelope.cpp or AhdsrEnvelope.cpp. There you can change the max values of the parameters. I believe you also have to add a preprocessor for it to work HISE_SCRIPT_SERVER_TIMEOUT=yourMaxTimeHere or else it kinda cuts off. Finally rebuild hise.

⚠ PD: play with HISE's source code at your own peril.

@iamlamprey Alright, this method definitely worked. Though I'm still wondering about getNumSamples(), I tried with audio files as objects and still gave me an error.

Anyhow, the audio.length method accomplishes my initial objective and I learned a few new tricks so, thank you soooo much.

cheers!

@WaterSpoon sidenote: you pretty much always want to be building with the develop branch, since it's quite a few commits ahead of master

@DanH Thanks, Dan - that one's had me for years!

@Mors scriptnode is proably your best bet. there are already templates in there that will set up a multiband network for you, then its up to you to write your saturation dsp and make it available for each band.

Oh I know what the problem is! I just remembered that I ran into this some years ago when bypassing/enabling modulators through scripting - so there's probably another post about this...

Through clumsy scripting I managed to bypass the entire gain chain. This shows up in the xml. Changing the 1 to a 0 solves the issue.

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And if anyone else is doing something similar (programmatically bypassing modulators) you can check if it's the entry for the entire chain and ignore it:

if (modulator.getType() == "ModulatorChain")

@Lindon Yes! Compiling without IPP has worked!

I know I'm not missing a ton of functionality without it, but would like to know if there is a way to get it working as I was hoping to mess with the convolution reverb.

@bendurso If it works it works. I think the problem you were having before is that containers don't work the same way in FX plugins as they do in instruments so it was messing up the routing.

@meto396 i think one of the properties in the interface designer controls it

@d-healey said in Prevent Slider Value Going Negative:

You can cap it using Math.max()

Knob2.setValue(Math.max(component.get("min"), Knob4.getValue() - Knob3.getValue()));

Ah yes, great idea! Thank you!

@d-healey ohh I think I got it... just need to add the little loadAudioFilesIntoPoolcode...just donned on me after all this time. my oh my, sorry

@aaronventure Hmmmm... Not sure I quite understand 😆

Any example of this in action?

@treynterrio said in Export as AU and VST:

@d-healey just cleaned the build folder but still the same error. I'm using a M1 MacBook Pro

Since you're on M1 processor and probably are using the Sonoma and Xcode v.15...., you need to use this develop build of Hise.
Christopher made a change in the develop branch so this error doesn't occur anymore,

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@d-healey I believe only the sample based plugins are based on HISE. It seems like they built a convolution reverb plugin together with another provider. Probably not HISE

@DanH Thanks. The elements are all there. I guess I will have to look very closely to see if I can spot anything out of the ordinary.

@d-healey Ah yes found him. Had another knob set with the wrong parameterid and accidentaly set it to the plusewidth thy!!

@obolig Sadly no :/

I just decided to scrap it and focus on other stuff. If anyone finds a possible solution so animation would work on Standalone, AU on Mac etc please let us know :)

As far as I understand the only shaders that would work would be Metal, so a converter would be an option here. MoltenGL is a bit pricey but allegedly it can convert openGL stuff to Metal quite seamlessly.