@alepan If you get this error plus a popup saying "Projucer.app is damaged and can't be opened," it's probably a Gatekeeper issue. To fix it, open Terminal and paste in "sudo xattr -cr /path/to/Projucer.app" using the Projucer path from within the source code folder you're trying to use.

You might also want to run "sudo spctl --master-disable" to turn Gatekeeper off generally... I already had it off before trying to export so if the above doesn't work, maybe try that too.

@FatMitchell Ive almost got there but is there a way to reference the actual box that selects the wavetables?

Wavetable.LoadedBankIndex shows 5 but not my List of Wavetables.

@Soundavid Got it thank you!!! changed radio group to "2" on both buttons. Cool Feature! Thank you!

@d-healey Very cool. Thnx!

@Christoph-Hart Now I get it, That's very helpful, Thank you so much!

@d-healey - yeah that fixed thanks - what a dumb a**......

@d-healey Yeah it's weird. When I do it your way in the Projucer (so XCode does the codesign), then notarization fails and I have to replace the code signature manually...

Although for one of the projects (for which I enabled audio inputs), it is the opposite. Manual codesign (altool) works but the microphone access isn't allowed - resulting in a successfully codesigned/notarized app but the audio input doesn't work - after being hardened. While through Projucer/XCode you can specify the mic access and the codesign/notarization works, so it is strange...

I can't find the altool command that allows hardening with authorised mic access (and I don't have a machine recent enough to try with the new notarytool).

So in definitive, I don't understand why I can make the manual codesigning work when it doesn't from XCode and vice-versa for another project, despite the certificate being the same (so the team and app ID...). I don't know if all of this is related to the timestamp issue you mentioned, I will perform more tests in the next few days.

@Christoph-Hart & @dustbro Thank you for the tip guys.

@dustbro said in Smoother for Snex Parameters:

I'll try to make a test example to see if I can pinpoint the issue. I was getting Buffer crashes without the frame container.

Does the node requires fast calculations? I think Frame nodes are especially for fast operations (like detailed, more accurate signal analyzing...etc.) and maybe there is some overload.

@Giuseppe If you go to Tools >> Record one second audio file, and then hold a key to playback a sample over the loop points it will render an audio file that you can open in a wave editor and see if the crossfade is being applied or not.

@Jay It works here. The nodes are not reflecting the movement which is a little bug. But your EQ curve is moving accordingly 👍

@orange Thanks mate you're a Hero

@d-healey , @Lindon Working super, thanks so much for the help!

@d-healey yup - I may have found the issue though in a different part of the script which deals with a custom arp preset browser... will let you know

@BWSounds fyi installing expansions via the hr1 method causes issues with permissions on OS X. Me and others have stopped using it for this reason.

@Christoph-Hart Got it. Thanks

@d-healey said in The sample directory does not exist - dialog - more changes...:

@Lindon Yeah

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@Steve-Mohican @dustbro It's easier to use an enum:

enum MyParameters { Gain = 0, whatever1, whatever2 } template <int P> void setParameter(double v) { if (P == MyParameters::Gain) { a = (float)v; } else if (P == MyParameters::whatever1) { b = (float)v * 2.0f; } else if (P == MyParameters::whatever2) { c = (float)v / 4.5f; } }

@dustbro 😢

@d-healey Great presentation David. These startup videos are perfect for all of us just starting out at Hise. 😎 👍🏼