@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

@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.

@Fortune I just came here to post about NNA too as I just discovered their stuff. Looks like some good use of HISE. I wonder if the developer is a member of the forum.

Pad = button, panel, or something else?

In any case you need to check in the on note on callback if your desired key has been pressed and if it has been you enable the corresponding "pad".

Usually a couple of arrays is all you need for the data. One for the component references and one for the corresponding notes. Then in the callback you get the index of the note from your notes array and use that to toggle the component.

@aaronventure Thanks, that's more or less what I did this morning, works perfectly well, just a bunch of extra work! 😆

@Lumi283 It should install everything included in a folder that you add to a payload, including subfolders. Make sure to "reveal all" contents of the folder that you add to the payload. Also, ensure you set the permissions of all files and folders correctly, so that they can be accessed once installed.

Upload a screenshot of the folder you are having trouble with.