Would basically open up the doorway to all sorts of predictive stuff, especially legato... but because midi is how it is, nothing's really cracked it yet. There are a few things using stuff like "learn" function, but I've had nothing but trouble with this when working with cues that have even one or two time signature changes or last longer than five minutes...

Yes, the synthesiser group is fun, however I have written this module a while back and never actually used it so it might be a bit unstable (there were a lot of changes and if things are not regularly used they start getting buggy. Let me know when you encounter crashes there - curiously a similar request came up yesterday on another project.

Oh yeah, I never use the JSON and had completely forgotten about that. I'm just using the property editor to get the correct colour codes :)

Hey Christoph !
Thanks for your quick reply !
I just added a velocity modulator and it worked perfectly !
The pan is just how the note is in the space like left, right. I tried to load a StereoFX but yeah it crashed, so I'll learn how to compile the source when I'll have some time.

openSUSE build service may be of interest to some people.

Excellent that's what I wanted to hear :)

I don't fully understand what you mean, but you can already export AAX plugins.

Just copy the AAX SDK (with the compiled AAX libraries) into the folder within the HISE source code and choose export to AAX.

To run AAX plugins within a non developer version of Protools, you'll need to sign the compiled binaries that HISE creates, so that step is not different than usual.

Ah, actually I found out what's wrong with your preset: You exported just the script as preset, while an actual user preset contains a wrapper element around this with the version number and so on.

Idiotic stuff like this is exactly why I am rewriting the preset system :)

Hi Aries,

this can be achieved by using the StereoFX effect with a random modulator in its modulation chain - you have to turn the Pan knob to the right to map the modulation from 0...1 over the complete stereo image.

Unfortunately, I forgot to add a simple line in the StereoFX code (I didn't use it for a long time) so it crashes the current 1.0 version. I've just commited a fix in GitHub so if you know how to compile HISE yourself, you can use this - otherwise you'll have to wait until 1.0.1, which is due in the next days.

Yes, I suppose you are right! :)

Thanks, please let me know if you need any more information.

CTRL+1, 2, 3 or perhaps some F keys- or make them user assignable?

Please PM me for information about licensing. I've found a model that I think is fair for everyone but I won't announce it publicly yet as there are some things to clear up before that.

Many thanks!

This is fixed.

Implemented. It stores the settings in the AppData folder as XML whenever you close that window.

It's the default JUCE scrollbar. You can set the colour of the thumb with the itemColour1 property.

Sure I can do that. But getting the compile dependency to a generally available VS version would seem like a good idea I think.

Sounds like a plan.

Thanks
John

Thanks, Christoph.

I'm thinking about HISE as a future sampling and synthesis playground, for sharing instruments with other users. The important sampling aspects look to already be in place and just a few additions to the synthesis could make HISE very attractive to a wide range of users, likely generating more interest in HISE from end users like myself.