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  Text in Labels disappears on compile!
  • DanH  

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  Turn saveInPreset off?! AH YES! Ignore me, thanks
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  Illegal call in audio thread: AsyncUpdater call and Heapblock allocation
  • amounra  

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  <insert gif of snoopy dancing> I am in your debt, thanks soooo much for the quick reply! That solved it Also, I appreciate the explanation about deferal....I suspected something like that was going on, but am still getting my feet wet here so every little bit of information helps! a
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  Reverse Sampler – Loop Playback Behavior
  • Lunacy Audio  

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  Delay - Clicks when changing delay time.
  • lalalandsynth  

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  Who uses AMD CPUs
  • Christoph Hart  

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  I don't to runtime CPU dispatch. Either you want the SSE optimizations or you care about old computers. The reason is that the possible performance overhead of a runtime branching to the most suitable SSE code might be higher than the actual improvement. It might be possible that the performance overhead is neglible on most systems, but the effort of profiling every single configuration is not worth it. With SNEX it's another thing. It will compile the code on the fly and thus can find the best SIMD instruction set for every particular machine without branching.
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  Round Robin Crashes Hise Plugin-Solved with the Multimic method
  • DimitrisSP  

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  Finally problem solved with the Multimic method (A really great way to control different mic positions)... Thumbs up @Christoph-Hart and @d-healey for the suggestion
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  Array.sort() doesn't work for string arrays
  • Lunacy Audio  

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  For the time being, I just pulled a string sort algorithm from the web for sorting string arrays. Works great for now inline function sortStringArray(str) { local i = 0; local j; while (i < str.length) { j = i + 1; while (j < str.length) { if (str[j] < str[i]) { local temp = str[i]; str[i] = str[j]; str[j] = temp; } j++; } i++; } }
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  Engine.createGlobalScriptLookAndFeel not work
  • Mike  

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  @Mike Everything worked out - Great - Thanks David
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  Unable to build Linux version on Ubuntu 20.04
  • unaHm  

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  well done!
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  Website is a mess
  • Win Conway  

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  @Christoph-Hart said in Website is a mess: Ah ok it seems as if the doc generator breaks links that are in a table. Shouldn‘t be hard to fix... Thanks for getting on this. It was difficult for me getting into hise just a week or two ago. That was due to the complexity of the whole thing mostly though and the amount of reading required for this kind of software dev, I am previously only into php/js and KSP, not desktop stuff. But that´s what the Tutorial pages are for. To cover all the things that are going to be complex and make it simple. All tutorial pages have broken links from the front page hise.audio. Additionally, the requirements for the platforms are not update in a while: The minimum requirement for building HISE should be over macOS 10.10, I think. It´s not possible to install IPP on macs that have macOS prior to 10.13, because Intel keeps removing their IPP support for anything past 2 years back. The IPP version that can be accessed today is minimum 2018-2, which has a minimum requirement of macOS 10.13. I tried to install on Yosemite and had to give up. (note: macOS can still export something for 10.7, so the end result is not the issue, that can also be more clear, it was not to me in the beginning) Also, Xcode is a chapter of it´s own, which of course is the biggest issue on mac. Xcode 8.x seems to be most liked here. That requires macOS 10.11, El Capitan, at v8.0. The latest release 8.3.3 requires macOS 10.12 Sierra or later. And so on. Other questionmarks CPUs and instruction sets What cpu instruction set? That´s available in some parts of the docs, but not here, where is required to be. Like the fact that some scripts, like IPP, require the SSE 4.1 instruction set (starting at a intel Penryn architecture, so Core 2 Duo). So a pretty old one, but still newer than I would have anticipated. It´s 45nm, so older 65nm Xeons will not run this at all, meaning a Mac Pro v1.1-2.1 will not run HISE or any plugins made with the IPP tech. Luckily we got a "legacy cpu" support now. But I wouldn´t know any of that from the requirements or installation section. Let´s add that. (first Penryn mac pro is Mac Pro v3.1, so a minimum requirement for IPP for both all platforms using intel afaik) I just learned about branches, yes you heard it. Haha. I do not use Git from before and only really used releases from projects on github. So for me the legacy cpu support was not included, I seem to remember. Just switched to the scriptnode branch a day after learning about branches. Lot´s of praise to all who helped me get there. That page could be "000 prerequisites of using and making software with hise". As a beginner I read "grab the latest stable release and get on board" (from 2000+ changes ago). I now know that would be very problematic (mostly when asking on the forums) as most people seem to use another branch with other features. Linux info is also missing from the requirements. This is a complex project for one such as I, who came from less complex development environment. For me, I think the 5% extra documentation "on point" stuff would have made my entry smoother. But its also a continuous time that takes as the branches grow and change. I get that.
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  Fade out and numPressedKeys
  • d.healey  

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  @d-healey said in Fade out and numPressedKeys: I thought events created with Syth.playNote() are artificial by default... This may sound a bit dumb but when there are no keys pressed the on-screen keyboard shows no keys are pressed, couldn't the same mechanism behind this also work for Synth.getNumPressedKeys()? @Christoph-Hart This will be an uneducated input (hise wise ), but what is the point of Synth.getNumPressedKeys() if not to simply get the amount of current actually pressed keys? I mean it will of course include the stuff played back by both DAWs and midi-inputs of all kinds. But artificial is not supposed to be included in such a feature, I would think. But what´s the way to get the total amount of active note-on events? (normal and artificial, everything playing) That´s a different thing. That would have to include all things playing, all event-id:s including the artificially made ones, like in a polyphony script where we want to determine the current ones in need of fading out. I need that. But for each key mostly. Like saying "for each key, fade out the oldest event-ids first and let only 1-2 remain ringing". For keys, like a piano, that would be key. @d-healey said in Fade out and numPressedKeys: With this example script I'm using a button on the UI to generate notes. The second script just outputs the numPressedKeys in its note off callback. Obviously a button on the UI triggering notes should = zero pressed keys, but it doesn't. I am not sure about that. Perhaps button or a script could need the feedback of the keys being pressed to be visible on the UI. For many reasons. Musical ones, educational ones. One would definitely expect that to be included in the normal flow of notes. If that button was to create a lot of notes artificially, and that was not treated as active keys, and one wanted to create a polyphony-script using Synth.getNumPressedKeys() , it could end up creating a higher polyphony than intended. For cpu:s not able to handle it and where we would need to restrict that, like with a "eco" button. I mean if we are using that to handle polyphony at all, and not the event-ids themselves. Of course, the button could end up only making new MIDI-note events, that then create normal note-on events in the engine, non-artificial ones. Perhaps better. (if that´s not the same thing haha) My opinion is that there is a list of on-off switches needed for some of these features. I don´t see where one option here is the only one needed for all projects. A JSON settings file for events and other deterministic stuff, for example. Also perhaps a solution to changes in different versions, like if someone is moving from one version to another or from one branch to another branch, should the coder be stuck with a non functioning instrument and a long fix? The whole script could be centered around very basic 0 and 1:s. I figure, if a flip-switch in a settings file were to incorporate these details, they would only affect the amount of events in a return, so flip the TRUE to FALSE. Nothing else. (famous last words ..) Sorry if this is too noob.
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  Latest Build Errors
  compile error build latest • • d.healey  

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  @d-healey I confirm this error. @Christoph-Hart I'd like you to take a look and let me know if you can fix the session preset restore bug while using extensions in the near future
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  Scriptnode "oversample" node starting at 4x crashes in PC
  • Alex Paradis  

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  I think this idea is very nice, @Christoph-Hart , it would make the system more adaptable I think and would allow the users to fit the performance to the specs of their rig, too.
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  macOS : "No template named 'StkFactory' in namespace..."
  stk xcode macos • • kurogedelic  

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  @d-healey I did use v2.1.0 that compiled by myself. that source code from @Lindon reply. I tried compile "BasicSynth" (from hise_tutorial ) Xcode don't said same errors. But Xcode says another issues: I think this is just not declared in this source code. Anyway, I'll study more. Thanks for good guys.
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  Save script to file - bug?
  • dustbro  

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  @d-healey Yes, but it work now i found the problem , i have to hit compile in external editor to make it work . before i did hit compile on main script instead
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  Building for Catalina
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  @d-healey That's the other reason why I bring this up: I don't know for certain. My guess is it won't affect other platforms since the only difference is that I explicitly specify which Point class the code is referring to, which, evidently, was JUCE's anyway.
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  Preset MIDI Learn doesn't load in compiled plugin
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  Ok, I experimented with this further and it seems like the only thing that helps is to disable 'is plugin parameter' for the sliders on AAX plugins. defaultValue doesn't help much.
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  project hanging
  • amounra  

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  @amounra said in project hanging: Which makes no sense b/c yeah, I was also seeing it choke on Loop01. Are you on Win or Mac? a this was on win10
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  HISE is muting my audio interface
  • amounra  

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  I remember having an issue with the harmonic filter that mutes my system's audio too.
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  MIDI player playing too fast
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