There's also the tutorial repo, some of the projects there might not work in the latest builds of HISE without tweaking though - https://github.com/christophhart/hise_tutorial

@d-healey Thanks David.

@DabDab thanx, as soon I finish my current plug in I will do,im almost done im afraid I mess things up.

@Lindon Well, if Microsoft had something like that to sign the installers at that price it would be great :) Licenses sold by resellers are much more expensive.

@Mighty23 This is the way to do it: https://forum.hise.audio/topic/3247/notarisation-for-dummies/93?_=1725385652914 The post from Orange is the most complete one I found. The only thing that is outdated is in point 5, you have to use notarytool instead of altool.

@clevername27 Thanks for the explanation. Your comment on the post helped me solve the memory management. Thanks again.

@clevername27 said in Huge Memory usage while building (big) instrument:

@Matt_SF You know a lot of developers would be proud of having huge memory and a big instrument. I'm not helpful.

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@DabDab yes) thank you 🙏😍😍😍

@aaronventure Thanks you - perfect!

@d-healey sadly couldn't create a snippet since I used a Pitch/Mod wheels display script instead, shared by Christoph. But I do believe I had the exact malfunction like our friend @johnmike

@bendurso Remember not to use a callback to know when a SampleMap has finished loading — use a Broadcaster.

this belongs in the snippet browser!

@Christoph-Hart said in Long delays (like say 8 bars) not showing up in compiled dll:

@aaronventure not sure how the interpreter works but the generated code consists of a big for loop for each sample so I‘m guessing that it works the same internally.

I can confirm that wrapping the network in a fix8 doesnt change anything,.it works raw but fails compiled...

@Christoph-Hart How would you go about getting the Freq Ratio knob in a core.oscillator to work with a Pitch Modulator in the tree?

I have a Waveform generator with a purple voice start constant pitch mod (for detune).

I have a polyphonic script node network using the core.oscillator as a modsource to introduce AM.

If I detune the the pitch mod to anything other than +-12, it sounds awful. Lower notes sound like there's a slow LFO and higher notes sound like there's a fast LFO.

I thought I found the fix - I added a core.pitch_mod to the modchain and connected that to the Freq Ratio Knob.

There's only one problem.

You can't compile a dsp network with the core.pitch_mod. What other node could I use to achieve the same thing?

Thanks!

I ran into this again on a new system so decided to improve life a tiny bit as best I can until we get some of the changes from JUCE 8.

So to build HISE on a newer Debian based distro.

Use my fork if you can. If not then add /usr/include/freetype2 and /usr/include/gtk-3.0/gtk to the extra header paths in Projucer Install the SourceCodePro font in ~/.fonts Install mold linker and alias it to gold Install gcc-11 and g++-11 and set them as the default (instructions here) Install libwebkit2gtk-4.1-dev Add a symlink for libwebkit2gtk-dev-4.0 that points to libwebkit2gtk-dev-4.1: Locate the pkconfig file (.pc). On my system it's in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig/ You can find it by running find /usr -name "webkit2gtk-4.1.pc" cd to the folder that contains the file Run sudo ln -s webkit2gtk-4.1.pc webkit2gtk-4.0.pc to create the symlink.

@AxiomCrux Did you solve it?

@goldee In that case you need to add two comboxes to your UI script. In the callback of one you change the sample map for sampler A and in the callback for the other you change the sample map for sampler B.

@bandit_FD1 said in VST UI: Had a neat idea involving Lottie and FloatingPanel/Analyzer:

VST and Effects implementation/Design

I don't have much experience with effects - also VST and effect are not exclusive.

Scripting/Callbacks in the guise of Design and Control

Not sure what you mean by Design and Control.

Customizing controls with lottie (as per your videos)

Not sure there is much more to add there. Lottie is not really any different to any other method of styling components, once you know the principle.

OSX builds (this i've already going through and worked through this part with the help of you and of the forum users --there are some interesting gotchas)

I cover exporting plugins on OSX in the course.

Packaging your VST (with either pkgbuild, productbuild or "Packages")

I don't think I covered installers so that would be a good one to do. I have some videos on YouTube/Patreon about installers too. Packages is the way to go, it's essentially a front-end for pkgbuild and productbuild.

@Matt_SF Thank you so much!