@David-Healey well done...for now I might stick to my "Load Request File" based appraoch...

@dannytaurus Pro tools respects the order as well

@ustk Good call. Claude suggested I update to this:

UserPresetHandler.setPostCallback(function(presetFile) { // On first launch the default preset loads with no file (frontend leaves // currentlyLoadedFile empty), so getCurrentUserPresetName() is "". Fall back // to the default preset name. (Editor returns the real name, so it's unaffected.) var name = Engine.getCurrentUserPresetName(); btnShowPresetBrowser.set("text", name != "" ? name : "00 INIT"); });

I'll try it and make sure it works on first launch, and doesn't interfere with reloading DAW sessions.

@Bart I was testing with Win10. I've just tested on a fresh install of Win11 using the free trial of FL Studio, not sure if it's the same as the beta version, probably not.

Again no crashing here, I'll see if I can find some other FL Studio users to test.

@zachhealy1005 said in Linux:

If I go to my home folder and delete the hise folder is that actively deleting the hise source code from my computer

Yes. And remove any other copies you have too in the same way.

@zachhealy1005 said in Linux:

I'm just curious why is it that you have to compile it?

I thought I explained this above and I covered it in the course. When you "export" from HISE what is really happening is HISE is building a JUCE project for you. That project needs to be compiled to turn it into a plugin. If you can't compile HISE you can't compile your project.

@zachhealy1005 said in Linux:

Like on all other operating systems you basically just de-package it and it automatically installs it on your computer for you why with Linux do you have to do it so manually

Linux is a special case because there are so many distros and library variations that providing a binary that will work across all is not possible. Also all the prebuilt binaries are out of date almost immediately because the HISE source changes so frequently, and as I mentioned before you need to be able to compile it anyway, so a prebuilt version isn't much use other than for exploring HISE - also covered this in the course.

@zachhealy1005 said in Linux:

I'm letting you know the process you have on their does not work for unbuntu studio.

It would be helpful if you let me know which part of the process doesn't work. As far as I know all the packages should be available because Ubuntu is built on Debian, but they might have different names so you'd need to check that.

@Felix-W said in The Legato between samplers:

will point KS to the legato Sampler

I don't understand what this means

There is a detailed comparison of various pitch algorithms.
Rubberband performs really well and it's not too difficult to integrate into Hise.
I think there's even a detailed post somewhere here on the forum about this topic.

@Sampletekk David, I bow in your general direction!

@David-Healey 👍

Hi all, good to be here :-) I'm the developer of StripKit, glad you like it. If you guys have any features you'd like to see or any bugs you'd like to report for me to fix, please feel free to contact me here or shoot us an e-mail.

@David-Healey This worked thank you

@David-Healey Very excellent wares they are too 🙌

@dannytaurus absolutely 👍

@David-Healey thats what I was thinking

thanks David

Just realised I wrote "Sinppet" 😆
Will just keep that one so much it fits the issue 😆

@Chazrox thanks - yeah I will give a hand-coded version a spin...

Thanks guys much appreciated

@David-Healey Of course! Silly me.....