You can also do this after your knob callback - knbIverted.setRange(-100, 0, 0.01); - or knbIverted.setRange(0, -100, 0.01)

@pcs800 said in Sample Range:

What is sample range and how can i use it related to convolution reverb?

Im pretty sure 'sample range' is reffering to these markers.
Screenshot 2025-05-25 at 8.26.40 PM.png

You can set these manually and they'll save its state in your preset. If you want the user to be able to manipulate this you have to script it manually. There should be some cool snippets on the forum if you search around.

edit**

You could add an audiowaveform tile to your UI if you want them to control that part. If you want them to control that with a knob or slider, you have to script that part for sure.

@Vlad77 said in Standalone app fails to open ASIO driver (Focusrite/PreSonus) - ASIO4ALL workaround:

If there’s an alternative way to access it or a working link you could share,

Use the forum search with the term "focusrite"

@pcs800 All good. No worries! 👍

@Christoph-Hart Wow...game changer! 🙏

Thank you sir!

@bendurso said in Preset Crash:

Any other ideas regarding macros?

Make a minimal project to test it.

@d-healey haha, only half the plugin's authorization is written on the plugin, we are routing it through our website's API, so it'll be a lot safer already, was just wondering if I had to do anything else to ensure even more security.

@HISEnberg thank you! I'll have a look now

@sodanswishers said in AAX EXPORT HELP:

but I still can't get it to load in Pro Tools.

Does it show up in the list at all?

@JulesV Yeah you can use the HISE command line interface to compile your projects.

If you write a batch script you can get it to run the commands automatically and generate the installer. ChatGPT is quite useful for this kind of thing, but make sure you understand the output it gives you because batch scripts are powerful things that can run any command, including deleting files.

@d-healey nothing the popup "you need to tick this button" appear like in the photo

@Matt_SF I don't target Protools users at all. I reckon my customer base and Protools users have virtually zero overlap. I'd rather lose that tiny percentage of sales than mess about with AAX and iLok. Sounds like a lot of work! 😜

Regarding the code signing on Windows - I see folks here saying they don't do it and their Window users get on just fine with installing and using their plugins.

If I get complaints I might look into Windows code signing, but honestly I would think seriously about only selling to Mac users rather than go down that rabbit hole. At least until they make code signing on Windows as simple as it is on Mac.

[EDIT] That's not meant to be 'shots fired'! It's just an observation of what I see on this forum.

Custom c++ node.

You can get by quite easily by using the built in Juce fft:

// FFT object static constexpr int fftSize = 128; static constexpr int hopSize = 16; juce::dsp::FFT fft { (int)std::log2(fftSize) };

That would create the required object. Then you'd need to write a loop process in order to call something like:

fft.performRealOnlyForwardTransform(fftBuffer.get());

I just wrote a node recently to process an audio buffer with FFT's. It works really well.

@pcs800

@pcs800 said in GateReduction:

Use a panel then

if by that you mean script, yes. There isnt a built-in way to create a reduction meter as far as I know. You're gonna have to script a little bit.

If you can break this down, this is how I would use it.

const var Dynamics = Synth.getEffect("Dynamics Visual"); // declare your compressor module const var GateReduction = Content.getComponent("GateReduction"); // declare your slider const var t = Engine.createTimerObject(); // create a timer object t.setTimerCallback(function() // create a timer callback { var v = Dynamics.getAttribute(Dynamics.GateReduction); // grab the values for GateReduction v = Engine.getDecibelsForGainFactor(v); // convert to float GateReduction.setValue(v); // send value to your slider. }); t.startTimer(20); // set timer frequency aka refresh-rate

@pcs800 He's saying program a separate knob to compensate for that volume jump.

@Arko You need to extract the SDKs in the tools folder.

@treynterrio I have developed a few pitch shifters in assembly for FV-1 dsp chip, they could be ported to HISE, and I am open to working on it as a freelance project (the prior ones were also freelance work for a Folktek eurorack module)
www.axiom-crux.net
you can contact me at axiomcrux at gmail dot com

@Lindon Ah that is an interesting suggestion. It seems to work exported to VST (as of now) so I will keep it that way. But if you have any suggestions for improvements let me know.

The reason I am approaching it this way is to make a minimal code version for others to use. It's sitll pretty intense for a novice developer but it's certainly much simpler than my last method. I am making a separate post for it which I will link here:

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/12723/modular-fx-template-changing-fx-order-with-drag-and-drop-panels

@JulesV I would also like to know this- I believe I tried using this before but it didn’t work in HISE. It only worked in the JSpatcher mentioned in the article

@d-healey

I still have something to learn 😊
I started with HISE in february with zero knowledge 😧
I am a musician and not a programmer but willing to learn.
I know about GUI design and how to build buttons or knobs, but programming is completely new territory for me.
I just wanted to build something that I was missing somewhere else.
When you're over 50, some things are simply more difficult, especially when it comes to something completely new.
However, I am very happy about the helpfulness in this forum, which is not the case everywhere.
Therefore, I apologize for a few stupid questions that are sure to come 😆 😂