@d-healey thank you

@ustk oh Im not saying it doesn't work - just it doesn't work for a phasor_fm modulated signal...in my case... anyway davids solution worked perfectly...

@Christoph-Hart said in Sampler Timestretching function result in high CPU (possible bug?):

Pick one :)

Heh but the PDC if submitted properly gets these kicks down do 30ms jitter in realtime, which should be fine.

@Christoph-Hart said in Sampler Timestretching function result in high CPU (possible bug?):

you have the option to turn on sample accurate playback in realtime to "preview" how it sounds when rendered (or if you can live with the 10% CPU spikes, if you're running in 1024 samples eg. then it shouldn't be a complete dealbreaker)
People do not have to care about option 3 (and any of this) as long as they don't use "some very transient-sensitive sound scenarios, like EDM kicks", then they can switch HQ mode on to hear what it really sounds in the end.

Nice. Great job, man.

@mschaffe we dont want to see anything from hopscotch - we want to see your HISE project

That function gets the Global BPM from the Custom Settings Tile (Actually the DAW's BPM in audio Plugins), not from the HISE Controller.

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@d-healey said in Search & Replace Not Working HISE Code Editor | Help and Guide:

@DabDab said in Search & Replace Not Working HISE Code Editor | Help and Guide:

How to select Multiple Text

Ctrl+d

Nice .. it should be listed as Keyboard ShortCut for Code Editor

@dannytaurus As David mentioned, You should check out Payhip if you haven't yet, pretty good website builder and easy to use. The only downgrade I would see for vst is the fact you can't direclty put your Activation keys in it and from the last time I checked it's not supported with platform like Pulse Downloader. the Fee is 5% for Free version but you can pay to get it lowered or removed.

@d-healey said in Warning: undefined parameter 0:

@orange said in Warning: undefined parameter 0:

undefined parameter 0

That's telling you that the first parameter that you are passing to a function -- the thing in () -- is undefined.

Makes sense :) But it wouldn't warn previously

@dannytaurus said in Warning: undefined parameter 0:

@orange Is there a line number shown with the error message?

Yes the code that I shared above is the dedicated line.

@bendurso Yeah just for Linux. Main reason is because of the way Linux shares libraries so you need to use a version of the library that is the same or older than the version a user will have. So using a newer OS will use a newer version of a library which users on older OS versions won't have available.

For standard programs there are solutions to this like flatpak. snap, appimage, but I don't think such a solution exists for plugins.

I just checked and I'm using Linux Mint 18.

Yeah, I thought I fixed that at some point (this is JUCE default behaviour so I had to subclass the Label anyways) and with the CSS renderer it should apply the justification to both editor and label.

Anyways, it's fixed now. Good stuff.

@treynterrio do you have a snippet?

@sletz Interesting! Thank you.

@Lawrence said in Compile Error:

No, I downloaded it from Steingberg as outlined in the instructions

Here are the up to date instructions - https://github.com/christophhart/HISE?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-compile-hise

@treynterrio Concatenate the ternary operator:

(input < 0.5f) ? 0 : (input < 0.75f) ? 1.0f : 2.0f

@d-healey You can disable the native bar then choose which of the buttons should be shown. This lets them get styled with LAF.

I'm not sure if the ones that remain shown get auto-positioned, if so, it would probably be a good idea to introduce a minimize method which just calls the system function for minimizing, and then for close we can define our own behavior and call quit, and for maximize we can use the new UI rescale method and do all the math for scaling the components manually.

@Christoph-Hart

It works! Thank you!
I'll do a video on this soon in my scriptnode c++ series. I've been remaking the first few videos to make more sense and go into better depth.

@dannytaurus Alright, that's fixed now. I realized that pressing F5 in the code editor will also just save the currently edited file, which also might be confusing, so that's fixed too (I guess in my years of using HISE I never once edited a file without pressing compile afterwards)...

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