Check this thread - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/8261/how-to-enable-faust-on-mac/10

@Christoph-Hart I think it should be fixed now, Thanks!

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/fbc02d78d4d33b809ce4b2c07e4b29a52e036480

@dannytaurus Excellent, I was wondering why it wasn't found on my system too

@d-healey thanx, im using mac M1, i decided to bing the sounds to my DAW and export them in one of these samplerates to avoid this issue at the moment, i will look for more info on what you told me,thank you

@d-healey said in Linux installer:

For installers I use make self

Thanks, it's exactly what I was looking for! :)

@d-healey said in Linux installer:

Should work but I haven't used it.

I found the issue. Placing only the VST3 file in the user/.vst3/ folder prevents the samples window from appearing. After creating the installer and running it, the samples window shows up because the .config/Brand Name/Plugin Name folder was created by the installer. I'm not sure why, but this makes the samples window work.

@dannytaurus I think it would make the most sense to ignore the note and inform the user via a dialog box.

@bendurso Oh yes, of course! Simple solution! Thank you! :-)

Just sharing a video here that I made for @antarmata_02, demonstrating how to create and use hr files.

https://youtu.be/4t_-7PEi-B8

@Lawrence said in Multiple Outputs from Sampler:

"Click on the routing button and change the channel amount to the desired number. "

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@Straticah Root Mean Square
Make a search about RMS audio level and you’ll get everything you need

@d-healey said in Slow Hise on Linux Mint:

Go to ~/.hise then follow this - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/10088/can-t-compile-plugin-after-update-v4/2?_=1728678834595

Thanks! Now I can compile :)

I've the same problem, have you solved it?

@d-healey I figured out that it was looking for samples titled differently. Maybe I'm misunderstanding the script. Once I changed all my sample names, it worked.

@aaronventure Nice one cheers!!

@Christoph-Hart Nah... Forgot that part !

I figured it out, thanks,

@d-healey thank you

@ustk oh Im not saying it doesn't work - just it doesn't work for a phasor_fm modulated signal...in my case... anyway davids solution worked perfectly...

@Christoph-Hart said in Sampler Timestretching function result in high CPU (possible bug?):

Pick one :)

Heh but the PDC if submitted properly gets these kicks down do 30ms jitter in realtime, which should be fine.

@Christoph-Hart said in Sampler Timestretching function result in high CPU (possible bug?):

you have the option to turn on sample accurate playback in realtime to "preview" how it sounds when rendered (or if you can live with the 10% CPU spikes, if you're running in 1024 samples eg. then it shouldn't be a complete dealbreaker)
People do not have to care about option 3 (and any of this) as long as they don't use "some very transient-sensitive sound scenarios, like EDM kicks", then they can switch HQ mode on to hear what it really sounds in the end.

Nice. Great job, man.