@Christoph-Hart I will try that, thanks!

You can load it into a convolution reverb and just run a single impulse through it, but then you‘ll have the most inefficient sample player on the entire planet.

Scriptnode is the way to go here. Why doesn‘t it compile on macOS?

@Lindon OK well its a LOT better using the Ladder filter - the Moog is, as has been mentioned, really not worth the time. "Complex" audio can at times expose the limitations in the filters(more than one of them) but I can live with it.

It just leaves me wondering about the filters in Kontakt - which exhibit none of these problems. My knowledge of filter design is limited to say the least - but my mental model says its all about working out the coefficients and applying them - so I cant see why NI's filters seem much more "friendly" - but as I say I'm no filter designer...

@d-healey Damn lol. I did think it looked a little excessive!

Yeah I just noticed the typo aswell. Nice one. Its a typo in the actual module name so it ended up throughout the code when I copied and pasted from there. Doh.

Just checking the example now. Makes much more sense, thanks man... and it's loads tider than what ever the hell I just did 🤣

Much appreciated mate. I'll get this added in

Thanks so much for the detailed explanation and it is much appreciated.

Thank you both for the great suggestions and wisdom! I probably saved a lot of wasted time and effort on this! And on that note, I can't wait to share what is cooking in the background, me and my studio team have been busy sampling away these past few weeks, so there is a backlog of sonic goodness that will hopefully see the light of day in the coming weeks :)

If you don't go into analogue circuit modelling, the basic building blocks of distortion are oversampling, filtering and all kinds of wave shaping.

@Christoph-Hart Oh you make C++ HISE seem so easy and tempting. I know that we've talked about a reasonable limit for the number of samplers in a project as being < 16, but what about in a multi-timbral plugin where each individual instrument might be using 4 samplers?

@d-healey Hello Dear David

I Just Found Out That The Version You're installing Is Different Than Mine, Or What I Can Download From Here link

Also In Your Video, The Total Space Required Is Something Around 6 To 7 Gb but With My Installer, Says Total space required 3.36 GB

I Only Selected Desktop development with C++
And IF Possible Please Supply The Vs Community Installer As A Zip Download.
Thanks In Advance

@ustk that's a pity, it would be a nice addition if it would be possible, as you say, when labels and panels are in focus... :(

Thanks guys, this helped out a lot. I appreciate the help !

Also, can we limit the number of bands a user can put in?

I would argue that you should leave this up to the user. Nothing is worse than a plugin that is overriding user presets that the user may have modified.

@Lindon

I am using both on the plugin. But I like having the option to control the makeup manually as well as using the auto makeup ;)

@Lindon Ah great. I'll make a note :) Thanks mate

I ended up getting this working using the example in the docs. :D
I had a pre-existing ComboBox in the project that was interfering. :P

I swear it's the stupidest little things sometimes, but glad to be learning from my mistakes !

The aliasing will be more evident for higher frequencies or more harmonic content - if you use a saw, you'll see the "fold-back" of the harmonics into the audible spectrum.

I'd say forget about the low frequency noise, that's most likely some rounding error in the FFT (it's lurking around at -100dB so it's far from perceivable).

@clumsybear After changing the bundle identifier parameter, open Hise again, and check the preferences section, if Hise takes it or not ;) But you need to be careful while editing, it needs to be in reverse domain format: for example "com.AbcAudio.awesomefx" ;)

Slightly related query

ViewportList.set("items", ""); Doesn't behave as expected. It's like the component needs to be repainted/refreshed.