@fpelle When you convert your samplemaps to monolith files, it will create a bunch of samples with a .ch1 file type. ZIP and send these to your customers instead of the .hr1 file as the Sample Archive/Sample Folder (whatever you want to call it).

Then, when users load your plugin, it will ask only for the Sample Archive/Sample Folder location. They direct to the folder you provide with the .ch1 samples.

Open a new instance of the plugin and viola...

@optimistic Just wanted to chime in again and thank everyone for this thread as this did indeed work.

It would be useful if HISE either added this feature in preferences (as it can with the AAX categories) or if there was even just an option to export to Juce. Never built the plugins from Xcode and VS but was surprisingly easy to do so.

@Christoph-Hart Any ideas?

@lalalandsynth
https://forum.juce.com/t/auto-make-up-gain-for-compressor/43140

https://www.eecs.qmul.ac.uk/~josh/documents/2013/Giannoulis Massberg Reiss - dynamic range compression automation - JAES 2013.pdf

@orange I love wavetable synths. Never touched serum but vital.
Do you know tomofon by klevgrand? They have made their own format called "audio model".
I think it's a very interesting tech.

@oskarsh I don't think HISE compiles against JUCE 7. Your best bet may be to port the fix yourself.

@d-healey Yeah, it's not something that (according to the documentation) that it appears you can do. JUCE has hooks for it, and there's a section of HISE that has that places that information as member variables (presumably with public access), but it's commented out. I've recompiled with the code, but I can't reference the variables—it may be a syntax thing, but I can' tell. (There's no error message, just nothing happens.)

@d-healey Oh yes my mistake, was waiting for the others...

@d-healey I've installed an old ubuntu version and compiled the Plugin again! I will keep that in mind and set up this VM only for compiling. Thanks!

@mehmethand https://forum.hise.audio/topic/6657/preset-browser-laf-snippet/2?_=1674551577617

Ok followed Davids instructions and built Hise from source on Windows.
Was honestly much easier to do than on Mac even though David said otherwise in his video.

Visual Studio seems clearer than Xcode, and the fact that both SDKs are already in the git folder makes it easier as well I think.

@d-healey
Oh thanks, didn't even think about that!

Thank you to the big three (@d-healey , @Lindon , @ustk). I moved ahead with using JSON files instead, which is a fine work-around. I'm marking as solved. Thank you, everyone.

@d-healey Very helpful video. (y)

@Dan-Korneff said in Keeping your products safe - Pirating:

@Matt_SF I just looked at my docs. No NDA. I believe the pricing was quoted on the amount of products. I'm under $200/ month. Well worth it in my opinion.

yeah thats ball-park their quote to me 150E / month.

Basically when i extracted SDK.zip i should move that files outside of that uncompressed folder. Just in case someone would look for that trouble too.