@DobleDot23 That's not an error, it's telling you that it has created a batch file to run the compilation for you

@Christoph-Hart Thank you sir! Are there any plans to add a toggle in the UI ? I was digging for that one but the hot-key is fantastic. :)

Well this might not be directly related to the topic but I find the etc/etc/etc/etc.... is kinda annoying too in the Script Editor's dropdown, despite the files in question are in the GLOBAL_SCRIPT_FOLDER

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Why not having something like this:

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Or this:

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EDIT: that last one should go in the first dropdown, my bad...

But I much prefer the first solution. I personally don't like accessing the script from the drop down because you have to firstly create a tab and making it a script editor. While a double click in the Project Directory does it for you.

Definitely multiple samplers with a reduced voice count per instance (depending on the decay time of the drum, a voice between 16 and 64 should be enough).

Having 8-12 sampler modules is totally fine.

@aaronventure Fixed now.

@d-healey - Understood, Looks like the easiest way is that VM/PROX-MOX solution :) Thanks again for all of your help!

@d-healey Pencil click for the win. Thank you sensei. Your HISE-fu is master level! :)

--FD1

@d-healey in the projucer I give the binary a specific name for that particular branch and version control the jucer file for that name (and flags or hardened runtimes I might need)

This way the versions can live a long life together and have a lot of little snippets…

@Gab 2.60.3 seems to work!

@swimdubs Did you create the C++ RNBO template in the tools? Also, try adding any dependency folders that the RNBO C++ export creates into your HISE project.

@d-healey I confirm that it solves completely, thanks for the always efficient help.

On mac os AppData is this:
/users/[YOUR_USER]/Library/Application Support

@jeffd
actually, nope. thats not right either.

ive done something odd. Everything works correctly in the hise editor,
but saving in a compliled plugin, i get odd behavior.
I am selecting a bank and category, yet i am getting the response i coded to tell me to select one.

@ustk I got the stupid expensive EV dongle.

@BobCat This could be one way

const var Samplers = [Synth.getSampler("Sampler1"), Synth.getSampler("Sampler2"), Synth.getSampler("Sampler3")]; // Assuming you samplemaps are in order (sm_1, sm_2, sm_3, sm_a, sm_b, sm_c) const var allMaps = Sampler.getSampleMapList(); inline function onComboBox1Control(component, value) { local offset = (value-1) * 3; for (i=0; i<3; i++) { local sm = allMaps[i + offset]; Samplers[i].loadSampleMap(sm); } }; Content.getComponent("ComboBox1").setControlCallback(onComboBox1Control);

Found the issue.
Since I am not writing the license file using writeKeyFile but instead I do it manually, the extension of the file should be different on OSX and WIN (respectively .license and .license_x64)

@DanH said in Analyzer Look and Feel through FloatingTile AudioAnalyzer:

@d-healey Oh really? Well it never used to!

More info has come to light, it doesn't work in HISE 3.x you need to be using the develop branch.

@ustk Wait! Def an OpenGL thing... it's enabled in the GeneralSettings.xml file.
I must be doing something wrong during the export process despite OpenGL seems disabled everywhere...

@Straticah I would never have been able to find this solution alone, Wow. Using a panel is the most immediate, brilliant solution, thanks

@HISEnberg
got it