• Opening plugin UI disables active automation in Ableton Live

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    LindonL

    @David-Healey said in Opening plugin UI disables active automation in Ableton Live:

    @Lindon Christoph said in another thread that he's currently busy with a theatre project but will get to the PRs soon.

    https://forum.hise.audio/topic/15026/au-component-version-is-always-0-in-exported-plugins-xcode-exporter-misses-versionashex/8?_=1788803845075

    yes I know I read it- Im just tagging this one as one I think needs to be included - of course Christoph is entitled to tell me to F'k right off with my view of what is important or not :-)

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    dannytaurusD

    @ustk Yeah, good idea. I asked Claude if the version reports as an invalid number, or just as 0.0.0.

    The AU plist has AudioComponents.version = 0. Pluginval decoded that as v0.0.0. JUCEโ€™s decoder explicitly formats the packed integer 0 as 0.0.0.

    0.0.0 is valid as a semantic version, but AU metadata uses a packed UInt32, not a SemVer string.

    In practice, hosts treat raw value 0 as โ€œversion unset.โ€ Logic therefore labels it invalid, while pluginval merely displays the decoded value.

    For 0.0.30, the AU field should contain integer 30. The bundleโ€™s separate CFBundleVersion can remain the string 0.0.30.

  • No-argument sort() is a no-op on strings - bug?

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    David HealeyD

    @dannytaurus said in No-argument sort() is a no-op on strings - bug?:

    So you think the docs are wrong, rather than it being a bug?

    Could be either

  • Fm mode in the Synthesiser Group seems to be broken

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    LindonL

    @Lindon so as a work around you can create a Faust based FX and drop it into a Hardcoded Fx slot, heres the faust code for a simple FM FX (as provided by Gemini):

    import("stdfaust.lib"); // Modulator Controls modFreq = hslider("Mod Frequency [unit:Hz]", 100, 10, 2000, 0.1); modOctave = hslider("Mod Octave Offset", 0, -3, 3, 1); modDepth = hslider("Mod Depth", 0.2, 0, 1, 0.001); // Calculate the effective modulator frequency using the octave offset effFreq = modFreq * ba.semi2ratio(modOctave * 12); // Modulator oscillator (sine wave oscillating between -1 and 1) modulator = os.osc(effFreq); // Convert depth to a delay modulation amplitude (in samples) // A small maximum delay (e.g., 2ms) keeps the FM effect tight and clean maxDelayMs = 2; maxDelaySamples = ma.SR * (maxDelayMs / 1000); delayMod = (modulator * modDepth + 1) * (maxDelaySamples / 2); // Apply Phase/Frequency Modulation using a fractional delay line fmEffect(x) = de.fdelay(maxDelaySamples, delayMod, x); // Process stereo or mono input process = _,_ : fmEffect, fmEffect;
  • Shadow parser false positives

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    dannytaurusD

    @David-Healey Oh, you mean like this? ๐Ÿ˜‚

    CleanShot 2026-08-29 at 13.12.10@2x.png

    Claude says:

    It's painting the warning in the wrong tab, and it's a false positive from conservative metadata.

    The metadata classifies every sendRepaintMessage variant as unsafe wholesale; a finer classification ("warning: fine to call, just don't do it per-sample") would be more accurate.

    The two points are: (1) ApiDiagnostic needs the callback id so the editor can place the marker in the right tab, and (2) sendRepaintMessage's callScope should probably be "warning" rather than "unsafe".

    Glad I don't use the HISE script editor anymore. That would confuse the hell out of me! ๐Ÿ˜œ

  • Different filter response between editor and compiled plugin

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    lalalandsynthL

    @dannytaurus agreed about Claude, has become unusable in my opinion, deep dives and minutes of ruminations for simple questions, eats tokens like crazy.

    I use cursor for everything now.

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    Correction, and a reproducer with counters

    I need to correct my own post. The central claim: native slider drag jitters, script writes are smooth. That is wrong. I was judging both by eye. The script path only looked clean because the ScriptPanel handle I was watching spreads the 0โ€“1 range over ~676px, while a rotary knob's pointer covers roughly 35px. The same value wobble is unmistakable on one and sub-pixel on the other.

    So I replaced the eyeball test with counters. A timer drives the parameter through a strictly monotonic ascending ramp, 400 steps, no mouse involved anywhere. Any decrease is by definition a second writer. The script also counts callbacks against writes, and checks whether the value handed to the callback agrees with getValue() at that instant.

    Conditions: 48 plugin parameters, a panel repainting at 60fps to load the message thread.

    HISE: 402 paints, 401 callbacks, 0 backward, 0 skew.

    Ableton 12.4.3, VST3, same build, three runs: 555 / 562 / 567 callbacks against 401 writes; 153 / 161 / 166 backward; skew 0 / 1 / 0.

    The excess callbacks and the backward steps track each other almost exactly โ€” nothing is lost or reordered, something is injecting extra writes. Every backward step is exactly one ramp increment:

    cb 0.007500 -> 0.005000
    cb 0.012500 -> 0.010000
    cb 0.032500 -> 0.030000

    The host returns the previous value while the script writes the next. Skew is 0 or 1 across runs, so these are real writes landing in the store and notifying normally, not display sampling artifacts.

    Repaints lag the callbacks 132โ€“147 backward paints against 153โ€“166 backward callbacks, because repaints coalesce. Visible jitter is milder than the actual value churn, which is why this was easy to under-report by eye.

    Then the same parameter driven by a host automation lane, same build, same host, same session:

    Ableton, using automation lane, ramping 0โ†’1: 1000 paints, 1000 callbacks, 0 backward, 0 skew.

    That contrast is the useful part. Automation has one writer and nothing to echo. A script write is a second writer, and the host answers it with a stale value. That reads as the a92a701de mechanism directly โ€” a listener can't distinguish an echo of its own write from a real change.

    The magnitude varies run to run, which is what a race looks like rather than a logic error. It also explains something I flagged as unexplained earlier: one early Reaper session appeared completely clean and never reproduced. That was the low tail of this distribution, not a mystery.

    Consequences for my original post:

    The two-path asymmetry isn't real. Both paths are affected. The native drag is worse because the drag base gets perturbed and the error compounds, whereas a panel recomputing position from event.x each event can't accumulate. Difference in degree, not kind.

    I pointed at MacroControlledComponents.cpp:735/752 because it was the only differing code path. With the asymmetry gone that nomination is unsupported, and I withdraw it. This looks like shared dispatch, not slider-specific.

    Reproducer below as a snippet. Press Sweep, wait ~6.5s for it to stop itself, read the two totals. Results are drawn on screen because Console.print doesn't exist in a compiled plugin.

    If you get 0 backward in AU, that's a real result โ€” it would narrow this to the VST3 wrapper, since AU and VST3 don't share the parameter dispatch path. Worth knowing either way.

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  • Claude screenshot crashes Hise

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    @dannytaurus said in Claude screenshot crashes Hise:

    so I don't think the recent commits introduced it, they just make the message thread busier so the 1 s timeout trips more often.

    Yes that's it, in fact it was crashing less before for the mere reason that the project I am working on at the moment is way bigger. UI takes long time to recompile, that's the trigger...

    So in the end it just needs 2-3000 sec timeout, should be enough for most cases...

    I'll test and make a PR when I have a minute ๐Ÿ˜‰

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  • Check Latency broken on latest develop build?

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    @ustk As per @Christoph-Hart 's suggestion, updated the PR to use a noise burst instead of sine burst.

    Re-ran tests and it all checks out.

    https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/1014

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    @resonant is it an issue with the Neural node or the global cables? I haven't used the neural node much so I don't have much advice there.

    I think the issue is as Christoph noted before: HISE tries to load the network in the hardcoded FX before the first script compilation.

    The easiest way to recover your project would be going directly into the .xml and cutting the HardcodedMasterFX out of the project. Then reload the xml and resavee it. Add your Neural node FX back in. Also just comment out all your scripts first so the project can load, then slowly add them back in.

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    @tahinar Yes you need to build it from source. There are many posts on the forum with instructions.

  • RNBO Compile DLL Crash (RNBO --> HISE)

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    @dannycouture

    So you got it working with RNBO 1.4?

    Since...
    I've found posts saying it works over 1.4, and others that it won't, and wasted half a day yesterday trying with different settings on 1.4.5 export. Today I decided to use my time a bit better and try to find what works, not what doesn't.

    I've been testing things all morning, and have come to a conclusion, that after RNBO 1.3.5
    something changed in their code, and the import doesn't work anymore starting from RNBO 1.4.0 upwards. I would be interested to know how in hell some people are getting it to work over 1.3.5

    Here's the versions I've been testing with.
    The HISE base folder being a new duplicate of the same original one on every case.
    Only exported RNBO files are changed in /src
    I didn't bother to try every update/downgrade, since the pattern seems quite clear.

    Using HISE 4.9.3 3deb6f2a compiled with Faust

    Max 8.6.5 RBNO 1.3.0 Guitar Pedals 1.0.4 Booster Working
    Max 8.6.5 RBNO 1.3.4 Guitar Pedals 1.0.4 Booster Working
    Max 8.6.5 RBNO 1.3.5 Guitar Pedals 1.0.4 Booster Working
    Max 8.6.5 RBNO 1.4.0 Guitar Pedals 1.0.4 Booster Not working
    Max 8.6.5 RBNO 1.4.1 Guitar Pedals 1.0.4 Booster Not working
    Max 8.6.5 RBNO 1.4.2 Guitar Pedals 1.0.4 Booster Not working

    Max 9.0.9 RBNO 1.3.5 Guitar Pedals 1.0.4 Booster Working
    Max 9.0.9 RBNO 1.4.0 Guitar Pedals 1.0.4 Booster Not working
    Max 9.0.9 RBNO 1.4.5 Guitar Pedals 1.0.4 Booster Not working

    As with the tutorial video on the tube about the matter, you cannot see what the actual version of RNBO is used, so that doesn't really help either.

    The reason posting here being really to spread the conclusion I came to with my set-up,
    and maybe someone trying to exchange files between MAX and HISE can actually find something helpfull.

    Here's where you can find the version of the RNBO you're using in MAX:
    Go to File/Package manager, and be sure that you're in Installed packages, not the remote packages. Then from Show all versions you can find the versions of RNBO available for up/downgrade. Based on the experiments, I would advise not to go above 1.3.5 at this time, but of course, I might be wrong as well, That's how it works for me anyway :)

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