@LeeC I have not created a solution for this as of yet. I was planning to set up the installer to create the necessary reference file. There was some talk about this same issue recently here on the forum. Have a look at the recent posts, there may be an answer to it.

@d-healey Absolutely, whatever shortcut as long as we have both ;)

Hmm, actually it would also be possible to create a static library that you can use in the compiled plugin, but this complicated the build process a little bit.

If you can rewrite it in SNEX, then obviously yes, that would be the best option (also SNEX is a 100% standard compliant subset of C++, so the conversion to a compiled node is pretty straightforward).

Great it's fixed, thanks @Christoph-Hart

the last error message just tells you that you can't run a .dll on its own (but the compilation went through fine). That is most likely because you have built the plugin version of HISE. You either need to build the standalone project or load this plugin into a host.

@TNTHM yes.

@d-healey I compiled the vsti again and now it works after i restart the plugin..could it be because I was transfering the plugin to the vst3 folder? Now that i had all the files in the vst plugins folder it worked...anyway thank you (and also for the great video tutorials)! :)

Like @d-healey said
@TNTHM you can modulate almost any parameter within the HISE environment. But you can’t use a exported HISE FX plugin to modulate parameters of a DAW as far as I know.

So if you’re trying to do a simple volume chopper for example you can always modulate the gain parameter of a Gain module in HISE. Same goes for Pan or whatever.

@ustk
I have watched all of them, but because it is not in my 1st language and I am in a huge time press I might have missed something... I will try something tomorow... I had enough today :D thanks man :)

@SteveRiggs
@Lindon's right, that's easier this way, even if both are good....

Just like any other app with the codesign command line tool

@Eskano Bear in mind that they only appear if you're controlling the slider with the mouse though. If you are using a MIDI controller they won't pop up. It only seems to work when moving them with the mouse.

@d-healey Thanks a million!

@d-healey , @Christoph-Hart , @ulrik , @Lindon , thanks so much for your help! I managed to get it to work thanks to your suggestions :-) Cheers!

Take a look at Message.delayEvent(), this function should provide anything you need. Just make sure that you delay the note-off for the function too or you might end up with stuck notes (if you play fast notes and delay the note on it might come after the undelayed note off and will ring forever).

Got it thanks....

Looks like you‘ve pasted the solution along with your problem.

Apparently there‘s some weird command line call you have to make to set the XCode version and it has nothing to do with HISE but a global OS setting.

@d-healey Thank you for answering.

@ustk hehe, yeah sorry this turned into a personal mind mapping thread about how to create a subharmonic synthesizer for real-time audio :)

So the simplest way to create subharmonics one or two octaves below the fundamental would be to halve the frequency of the fundamental, that’s what I’m struggling with in scriptnode