@Morphoice said in Questions about EQ (slope, node tree restrictions):

is there a way to set the slope of a low/high cut? what is the actual slope? 6dB? 12dB? Is the curve accurate or an approximation? I can only get the curve steeper via the Q parameter, but that also makes a boosting bump

one pole =-> 6db/ octave ladder filter & moog -> 4 pole -> 24db/octave Linkwitz-Riley filters -> 4 pole -> 24db/octave other filter is 2 pole -> 12dB/octave
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/8784/qol-write-slope-information-for-each-filter-node-in-scriptnode-and-filterfx

https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/juce_modules/classdsp_1_1LinkwitzRileyFilter.html

@d-healey All right😩 , thanks very much,I tried changing in CPP

@Morphoice @Morphoice The docs explain most of it pretty well - the stuff about padding for example.To find out which elements can be styled there is the built in CSS debugger, but I find its output confusing.

@d-healey https://forum.hise.audio//post/11268

@d-healey said in Windows installation:

convolution

no I don't use convolution, but I'm testing an export with HISE, bug

@clevername27

Ahh he is right! That is a detail I missed sorry. So yes, the sample number will always correspond to the original zero crossing sample. But there is a chance this sample will not be an exact zero crossing anymore if sample playback doesn't start from this exact sample.

@ulrik That's strange, every time I press compile, the program crashes—sometimes after pressing it twice, sometimes right after pressing it once.

@andersnaessss Great UI, I love it!

@aaronventure appeared for me too today, good to know :)

@deniskorg A bit late but I just added copyDirectory https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/655

@andersnaessss I have an old video about crossfading dynamics which might be helpful - https://youtu.be/0cn1l8231n4

@Morphoice Cool! You should put the namespace into an external file, then you can reuse it easily in any other project.

@Lindon yeah - it was the HISE version on the Mac --- grrrr.....the latest seem to fix this.

@d-healey brilliant! again without you and your videos I'd be nothing!

this is what I came up with in the end:

const var Grid1 = Content.getComponent("Grid1"); Grid1.setPaintRoutine(function(g) { drawPandelGrid(); }); inline function drawPandelGrid() { local a = this.getLocalBounds(0); local spacer = a[3]/10; //g.fillAll(this.get("bgColour")); g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha(Colours.white, 0.1)); for (i=0;i<=10;i++) { local y = i * spacer; g.fillRect([0,y,a[2],2]); } }

and it gives a nice panel of lines to go behind my faders

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@George said in My old mac can't run the latest version of xcode...:

i just found a terminal window.

I'm not sure what you mean by that.

@Straticah said in Round Corners for Floating Tiles? (FilterDisplay):

@Darkmax204 @d-healey i was wondering about this for a while, since i use panels for cropping sometimes.

Is there a way to crop/cut the radius aswell since panels when used as a container usually crop stuff to a box anyway like a mask would do.

@Straticah I actually encountered this problem, but in my case, I'm only using a filter with this type of coloring, so it only happened on the lower parts of the border. It's inconvenient, but it might look good if I go back to Photoshop and make only the lower edges square again. Would make a cool design choice, I think.
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