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.

@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

Not sure where I stole this Pascal script stuff from, but it was lying around in some public forum (either JUCE or KVR).

Latest commits allowed HLAC Monolith beyond 2GB to be serialized. Not to be used with multi mic as well, but now if your sampler has above 2GB of HLAC compressed audio, it will serialize and play back just fine.
Just though to update this forum post if anybody searches monolith in future.
Big thanks to @Christoph-Hart

Thought I'd give this a bump as I've still not found a way to get this working.

@Christoph-Hart Would it be possible to add a slider onto the Pitch Wheel Modulator module so that pitch bend amount parameters can cleanly go from 0 to 12 (or 0 to 24)? At the moment it's unusable ☹

@Christoph-Hart thanks man (∩ ` -´)⊃━━☆ﾟ.*・｡ﾟ

The best way would be if you can create a minimal example snippet that crashes and post it so that i can try to debug it properly.

@Christoph-Hart - well partly successful...

using ENABLE_PEAK_METERS_FOR_GAIN_EFFECT=1

it will now show master VU meters correctly, but for any VU meters on a sub-process (like each individual voice in a dual voice rompler) it wont show any thing.

It operates with about 200ms latency, so it's nothing that can be used in a realtime context.

Up or down 12st:

Message.setTransposeAmount(Math.random() > 0.5 ? 12 : -12);

The timestamp unit is sample rate, so you need to use Engine.getMillisecondsForSamples() to get the second amount (there are also other conversion functions in the Engine object that you can use to get tempo based values.

@Natanr said in Right Click on Interface designer / Mac?:

s , and menu pops up

Yes you can right click with twi fingers check link below for step to right click on mac.
https://clickspeedtest.com/right-click-on-mac.html

@Christoph-Hart Ah! Thanks man. I'll try that in a second.

I know, my scripting has zero style at the moment 🤣 Getting there though!

@ustk Not to worry dude, I worked it out.

My parameters were in the 2nd container, not the top one! Thanks dude.

@Christoph-Hart said

BTW, the app is just a breakout version of the SNEX editor inside HISE:

add a core.jit node open the properties then click on the Edit button of the code property (or, a quick shortcut, select the node, press P for the property popup, then O to open the SNEX editor.

It's currently pretty clunky, but I haven't found a good idea yet how to approach SNEX editing.

ah, I see. So, what exactly can we do with snex? As I understand it, we can extend scriptnode functionality for dsp processing. Is it possible to do frequency-domain processing with snex?

@d-healey Enjoy my man! ;)

@Christoph-Hart the FIR works with IRs at 128 samples.
I have to figure out how much latency in ms a 128 sample long IR generates at different sample rates and I'm good to go with my massively CPU heavy frequency shifter :D

Is there a sample based delay in scriptnode?