@iamlamprey same as the other fellows, I just do this in a browser from my dev account...

@pcs800 Awesome! 🙌

@ally What's your use case? Almost everything can be tested in the standalone version of HISE, it's not usually necessary to build the plugin version.

@Oli-Ullmann Yes, I've tried everything. But somehow after I restarted my laptop it started to work fine. 🤖

@cassettedeath said in Restoring properties with DAW session:

HISE feels like whack-a-mole sometimes!

That's pretty much what all software development is! 😂

@Lindon thank you ,I will try that now

@pgroslou you can add a second AUDIO WAVE FORM like the one Dave gave you and add it on top of the one in the code I gave you , just disable the opaque settings and alpha the background so you can see both screens, and select the convolution reverb on the processor settings, now you can give the user both options, your convolutions ir or the option of user ir

@David-Healey

Awesome! Thanks for your input David!

Really appreciate your video tutorials also.. I would have likely never attempted plugin dev scripting otherwise, great work ;)

Hise for the WIN

@Bart 👍

Managed to make it work using table inversion.

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@DanH Yeah, I use Cursor code editor every day in my normal work (Ruby on Rails).

I have a separate Cursor project open with the HISE source.

Clause is very good at finding code points when it has the full codebase.

@David-Healey said in change tag size:

They work, they just have a terrible UI/UX

Ah, gotcha! I must investigate sometime 😀

@David-Healey said in plugin works fine, until hardcoded master is created:

@cemeterychips said in plugin works fine, until hardcoded master is created:

im still getting this error when trying to make a simple reverb in script fx when i send the batchcompileOSX.sh to the terminal: ❌ error: unable to attach DB: error: accessing build database "/Users/waveygreta/Documents/HISE Projects/hello/DspNetworks/Binaries/Builds/MacOSX/build/XCBuildData/build.db": database is locked Possibly there are two concurrent builds running in the same filesystem location.

I think the reason you're seeing this is because when you did the initial export from HISE that froze, it didn't freeze but was still going in the background - how long did you wait?

@cemeterychips said in plugin works fine, until hardcoded master is created:

How ever it does not crash the DAW and works as intended. is it possible that the nam file ive embedded is too big or something? I've read that can cause issues.

That's entirely possible. I know nothing about NAM though so can't help with any specifics here.

@David-Healey . It’s an SIGABRT abort trap

edit i figured out the issue and it may not be capable to run nam as a hard coded fx unless anyone else here knows otherwise.

I'm mixing 2 incompatible approaches

In HISE Script Processor: successfully load NAMModelData.js with JavaScript code
But then: i export as HardcodedMasterFX which compiles to C++
The crash: The JavaScript code CANNOT be compiled to C++ - it fails and crashes

THE FUNDAMENTAL ISSUE:
When I export HardcodedMasterFX, HISE tries to compile my scriptnode network (the script_fx1.xml that says Model="test22") into C++ code. But:

my scriptnode is looking for a model called "test22"
There's NO .nam file called "test22" in your /AudioFiles/ folder
The NAMModelData.js file is JavaScript and CANNOT be compiled into the C++ dylib
Result: Crash
:( boohoo

@Chazrox yes, I've added an UI toggle, so when it's on it'll route it to multiple outputs, otherwise to stereo

It worked guys i figured it out. i changed the routing method(used smoothed_parameter node instead of using direct routing from the random value gen)
so Happy 😊👍

EDIT: actually, maybe not. I think for a multi-output enabled plugin it will always return the max outputs, even if the plugin is loaded as a stereo version.

You're right, @dannytaurus, it always returns the max outputs. I think the UI toggle will be the only viable way.

Thanks a lot for the help!

@David-Healey Perfect, i'll search everything

thanks for helping me 🙂

@Lindon Thanks for confirming! That's exactly what I'm going to implement. Now I'm confident there isn't a better way.

@dannytaurus Ah yeah that would make sense. I wonder where HISE stores the actual selection from the property editor.

So I decided to revisit my problem. I first created a very simple arpeggiator and it worked fine without using the Step Sequencer mode on the Notes Number slider pack. So I decided to revisit the same synth arp that didn't work and removed the Step Sequencer mode on the NN SP and it worked. The notes come out as expected, eg. C is a C and not a C#. I am not sure why it didn't the first time, but I am happy now.