Thanks for the feedback

@Natanr Not necessarily. It depends on the country but here in the UK if your design could easily be confused for another company's brand you could be accused of passing off.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passing_off

@lalalandsynth
Place The Fonts In A Folder And Rename It To "Fonts"
Then Call It At The Beginning Of Your Script

Engine.loadFontAs("{PROJECT_FOLDER}Fonts/YOURFONT.ttf", "YOURFONTNAME");

And Select It In Property Editor
Font.png
Also You Can Use That Font To Act As A Global / Default Level By Using Below Code:

Engine.setGlobalFont("YOURFONTNAMEHERE");

Important Note: It Won't Show Up Until You Save Your Project Xml And Then Close / Reopen HISE.

@Christoph-Hart Thanks Christoph
So The macOS Lion Supports Hise Generated 64Bit Plugins?
I Use This Version Of Hise Which Is Very Stable :
fix compilation on macOS e038c6c

@TNTHM If statement. You can use Engine.allNoteOff(); or Synth.noteOffByEventId(); to turn notes off.

ok. Got a solution working pretty well... on everything EXCEPT AAX ☠ ☠ ☠ ☠ ☠ ☠ ☠

@Christoph-Hart It looks like AAX does not like

Engine.loadUserPreset(); or Engine.saveUserPreset();

EDIT:
It looks like Engine.saveUserPreset() IS working, but Engine.loadUserPreset() is not.
I'm using the workaround to Load a preset before you call saveUserPreset, but I just can't get it to load.
Using the preset browser works as it should in PT. @Christoph-Hart What else is the Preset Browser doing when it Loads a preset that I can't achieve with Engine.loadUserPreset()?

Also, You Can Change It To Compressor Mode By Changing This Line

Dynamics.getAttribute(Dynamics.LimiterReduction);

To This:

Dynamics.getAttribute(Dynamics.CompressorReduction);

Or Even Show The Gate Reduction Meter By Changing The Above Code To This:

Dynamics.getAttribute(Dynamics.GateReduction);

@Lindon obviously wasn't using hise... lol I would have never made the post. But I'll do more research, thanks for trying to figure this out with me 👍

here is the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhmM8HZj7aU

@d-healey said in SFZ import - root key works, but no hikey or lokey in end result (missing samples?):

@andioak Don't fancy tackling it on the C++ side?

Never wrote a line of C++ code, but perhaps my functions can be translated directly after, but this is very convenient if it can work. It will just be a folder you run a html-page from in any up-to-date (HTML5+) web browser that then gives you a .xml file. It´s a simple search/replace in JS function. Still, of course I´d like to say my skills are up to par with a C++ component, sadly, they are far from it. But I´ll get up on github for all to wrangle.

Current problems: relative vs absolute paths (I´m thinking just a form you fill in yourself that is placed into the paths). Duplicate=, which is?? On Christoph now for some details.

@lalalandsynth said in Audio input (weird question):

@andioak said in Audio input (weird question):

dio in the actual plugin, that wouldn´t work no matter what the DAW had built-in. RIght?

Correct.

GOSHH DARN IT!! 🙄

I just did a simple version.

function onNoteOn() { if(Message.getNoteNumber() > 47) { Message.ignoreEvent(true); } }

A way I see to a purge individual samples, mentioned in the https://forum.hise.audio/topic/64/fun-with-regex --> under "DYNAMICALLY PURGE INDIVIDUAL SAMPLES", is to use this method:

// Select samples Sampler.selectSounds(your_selections); // Unpurge the samples (22 = 'SampleState', 1 = Purged, 0 = Normal) Sampler.setSoundPropertyForSelection(22, 0);

That purges the samples, but how to select things based on groups? (RRgroups)

The only thing I can find on RRgroups is the setSortByRRGroup. But that one seems to perform an internal task for performance, not for me to retrieve the data for selecting. Hmm.

@d-healey https://soul.dev/lab

@d-healey A pity :-)

Sorry I don't have time right now to debug Protools, but I am sure it can be solved by changing some things in this file:

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/blob/master/hi_dsp/plugin_parameter/PluginParameterProcessor.h

Also make sure that HI_SUPPORT_MONO_CHANNEL_LAYOUT is not set.

@d-healey @ulrik Hey guys i sorted it. I found an even easier way.

I closed the project and opened up HISE again and then clicked View>Reset Workspaces and closed HISE.

I then opened HISE up again and Property Editor now appears again. Thanks so much for your help ,Much appreciated

@yall said in preset in preset:

@arminh
yes of course but I would like that the presets that I will use for a reverb are available from a combo box. that it is completely independent of the preset browser. sorry the corrector does not help my requests ^^

you will need to set up your "reverb Presets" - say in an array of objects - each object holding the reverb preset values - then save this array (and load in init) using SaveAsJSON - then use your combo box to read the object and set the Reverb.

yea not workin correctly yet..Unless we all want to tackle the c++ side of things, we will have to be patient🙂