@d-healey This is the issue, I tried to do the same experiment adding two transposers to try to force the limit imposed by the Samplemap range. Mapping with a range +/- 48st works.
As usual: thanks for your patience, I was lost on something simple.

@WepaAudio You can't open another window but you can show/hide any UI component.

@d-healey 👍 Nice!

There's also the tutorial repo, some of the projects there might not work in the latest builds of HISE without tweaking though - https://github.com/christophhart/hise_tutorial

@d-healey Thanks David.

@DabDab thanx, as soon I finish my current plug in I will do,im almost done im afraid I mess things up.

@Lindon Well, if Microsoft had something like that to sign the installers at that price it would be great :) Licenses sold by resellers are much more expensive.

@Mighty23 This is the way to do it: https://forum.hise.audio/topic/3247/notarisation-for-dummies/93?_=1725385652914 The post from Orange is the most complete one I found. The only thing that is outdated is in point 5, you have to use notarytool instead of altool.

@clevername27 Thanks for the explanation. Your comment on the post helped me solve the memory management. Thanks again.

@clevername27 said in Huge Memory usage while building (big) instrument:

@Matt_SF You know a lot of developers would be proud of having huge memory and a big instrument. I'm not helpful.

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@DabDab yes) thank you 🙏😍😍😍

@aaronventure Thanks you - perfect!

@d-healey sadly couldn't create a snippet since I used a Pitch/Mod wheels display script instead, shared by Christoph. But I do believe I had the exact malfunction like our friend @johnmike

@bendurso Remember not to use a callback to know when a SampleMap has finished loading — use a Broadcaster.

this belongs in the snippet browser!

@Christoph-Hart said in Long delays (like say 8 bars) not showing up in compiled dll:

@aaronventure not sure how the interpreter works but the generated code consists of a big for loop for each sample so I‘m guessing that it works the same internally.

I can confirm that wrapping the network in a fix8 doesnt change anything,.it works raw but fails compiled...

@Christoph-Hart How would you go about getting the Freq Ratio knob in a core.oscillator to work with a Pitch Modulator in the tree?

I have a Waveform generator with a purple voice start constant pitch mod (for detune).

I have a polyphonic script node network using the core.oscillator as a modsource to introduce AM.

If I detune the the pitch mod to anything other than +-12, it sounds awful. Lower notes sound like there's a slow LFO and higher notes sound like there's a fast LFO.

I thought I found the fix - I added a core.pitch_mod to the modchain and connected that to the Freq Ratio Knob.

There's only one problem.

You can't compile a dsp network with the core.pitch_mod. What other node could I use to achieve the same thing?

Thanks!

I ran into this again on a new system so decided to improve life a tiny bit as best I can until we get some of the changes from JUCE 8.

So to build HISE on a newer Debian based distro.

Use my fork if you can. If not then add /usr/include/freetype2 and /usr/include/gtk-3.0/gtk to the extra header paths in Projucer Install the SourceCodePro font in ~/.fonts Install mold linker and alias it to gold Install gcc-11 and g++-11 and set them as the default (instructions here) Install libwebkit2gtk-4.1-dev Add a symlink for libwebkit2gtk-dev-4.0 that points to libwebkit2gtk-dev-4.1: Locate the pkconfig file (.pc). On my system it's in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig/ You can find it by running find /usr -name "webkit2gtk-4.1.pc" cd to the folder that contains the file Run sudo ln -s webkit2gtk-4.1.pc webkit2gtk-4.0.pc to create the symlink.

@AxiomCrux Did you solve it?