@tsempire I see. Its great. Keep it up.

@Orvillain said in What are you using to build UI for your plugin? What's your preferred way and why?:

Do you have any resources on how to best optimize this conversion process?

Nothing in particular, I just select elements in figma to get the dimensions and fill settings, etc. and try and match that with my laf. If there are shadows or labels I might need to make the components larger than the dimensions of the figma element.

Unless I'm working for a client, I'm not always trying to make it 100% identical to the Figma, so if I nudge things around or adjust gradients in HISE, that kind of thing, I don't mind. It's easier than trying to force HISE to do something it can't do well, or that would require clumsy scripting.

@Christoph-Hart
Hmm, my use case is as follows:

My plug-in has 8 effect slots. The user can select any effect per slot.

However, I don't want to create a separate slider for each parameter of each effect. That's why I change the processorId and parameterId of each slider appropriately when loading an effect. And I adjust the min/max/middlePosition values. Except for the modulation, this works perfectly!

The only solution I can think of is the following:

I always leave the min and max values of the sliders from 0 to 1 and control the effect parameters via the slider callback.

Depending on which effect is selected, I multiply the current value of the slider by the maximum value of the effect. For a frequency, for example, sliderValue * 20000 (With Math.range(20, 20000)).

This should work for unipolar parameters. With bipolar values, i.e., if the parameter ranges from -1 to +1, for example, it gets more complicated. But even that will definitely work with a little math. :-)

However, that would mean a lot more code and is not as clean as the current solution, which makes extensive use of your API.

Or do you have a better idea?

PS. I use hardcoded effects and the effect slot from HISE.

@Christoph-Hart noted.

@Seth-Munson I've sent you a DM.

@Proteus1 lol no worries! It happens. 🤛

@Christoph-Hart said in Question about compiling nodes:

as the autogenerated example node does.

Okay sweet that was my starting point so that explains it, muchas gracias

I'm guessing Windows doesn't have a Universal Binary system like Mac does?

@ustk I’m afraid I can‘t help here anymore - at some point I ended up writing a completely own JUCE wrapper inspired by Christophs work because I needed JUCE 8 especially for the graphics but also neural stuff - so i‘m working with c++ 20 and juce 8 for a bit now. But in general it is always possible to undefine something only in the c++ node and also you can look at what is throwing the error and look at breaking changes between the c++ standards and/or JUCE versions and revert the methods back.

@ustk Yeah you're right. That's fine for my purposes right now, as I'm just blasting out a quick prototype for my delay plugin to send to a mate.

Same here, using the latest commit.
Things like:

using mono_cable = cable::block<1>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:117:27: too few template arguments for class template 'block' wrap::fix<1, routing::receive<mono_cable>>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:121:72: use of undeclared identifier 'mono_cable' jdsp::jdelay_cubic<NV>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:122:64: expected ';' after alias declaration routing::send<mono_cable>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:123:56: use of undeclared identifier 'mono_cable' routing::send<mono_cable>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:123:67: expected unqualified-id using soft_bypass4_t = bypass::smoothed<20, soft_bypass4_t_<NV>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:126:45: use of undeclared identifier 'soft_bypass4_t_' template <int NV> using soft_bypass5_t_ = soft_bypass4_t_<NV>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:128:43: no template named 'soft_bypass4_t_' using soft_bypass5_t = bypass::smoothed<20, soft_bypass5_t_<NV>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:131:45: use of undeclared identifier 'soft_bypass5_t_' wrap::fix<1, soft_bypass4_t<NV>>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:135:48: use of undeclared identifier 'soft_bypass4_t' wrap::fix<1, soft_bypass5_t<NV>>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:136:68: expected ';' after alias declaration wrap::fix<2, multi4_t<NV>>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:140:48: use of undeclared identifier 'multi4_t' math::mul<NV>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:141:49: expected ';' after alias declaration template <int NV> using soft_bypass6_t_ = soft_bypass4_t_<NV>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:143:43: no template named 'soft_bypass4_t_' using soft_bypass6_t = bypass::smoothed<20, soft_bypass6_t_<NV>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:146:45: use of undeclared identifier 'soft_bypass6_t_' routing::receive<mono_cable>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:151:59: use of undeclared identifier 'mono_cable' jdsp::jdelay_cubic<NV>, [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:152:64: expected ';' after alias declaration routing::send<mono_cable>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:153:56: use of undeclared identifier 'mono_cable' routing::send<mono_cable>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:153:67: expected unqualified-id using soft_bypass7_t = bypass::smoothed<20, soft_bypass7_t_<NV>>; [x] .../DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/network_delay.h:156:45: use of undeclared identifier 'soft_bypass7_t_'

@Orvillain I was gonna suggest to try that but like....nah that cant be it. haha.

@Sampletekk Are you using the latest develop branch? Is the HISE path set correctly in project preferences?

@ClawFORGE-Studio said in From HISE to Cabbage Audio (CSound) to VCV Rack:

how do you export a Hise project into csound ?

It's not possible as far as I know

@Christoph-Hart Thanks!

@Christoph-Hart said in Dynamic reassignment of effect slots:

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/userpresethandler/index.html#updateconnectedcomponentsfrommodulestate

What if the controls are not connected by Parameter ID etc but via scripting instead (as lots of mine are as they do more than one job...)

@modularsamples said in Recreating Roland Alpha Juno PWM Saw oscillator - ideas?:

@griffinboy Good point!

What about this? it should be pretty close to how the AJ works (I think) as it's splitting the signal and "chopping" the output of the saw. The PWM still happens on the pulse..

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This is a pretty good read once you get past the flame war:

https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=420194

Yeah, I read a lot of that thread. Pity about the flame war! 😂 🔥

The snippet sounds awesome! Great starting point for me to learn how all this stuff works.

Thanks! 🙏

@HISEnberg alright got it! Never worked with the autocomplete, but seems like a grea idea :D