@jadg said in Exported plugin don´t show midilearn popup in daw,this is normal?:

vst Fx plugin

Most hosts don't send MIDI to audio effect plugins by default - some might not at all.

@David-Healey He's right it worked

@Alexandar-mller said in Pan and width Issue:

Yes, but I have way too many samples and too little time for the extra work.

ChatGPT can give you an ffmpeg or sox script that will split all the samples in seconds. A little extra work now could save you a ton of time.

@David-Healey

If you want to use Juce8 what I do is I build Hise on Juce6, export the plugin, change Juce modules with a simple batch file and recompile with the batch file that Hise created. Then change back.

Def not ideal, but it's a working workflow when you need Juce8.

It turns out it was a frame processing issue in the wrapper.
Fixed by PR https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/928

@dannytaurus Thanks for suggesting and sounded pretty promissing tbh. However after manually changing the code for this, recompiling hise -> Export plugin, it still fails silently.

Very frustrating tbh.

@HISEnberg I recompiled the dll so many times. Also deleted the HardcodedFX and loaded again. No luck.

so after removing the line i should rebuild hise again?

@boim98208 the circles are only hidden if you enable the complex group editor as they don‘t make sense anymore when it‘s enabled. If you don‘t use the complex groups then it should still be there.

@gp_ Try a different xcode version

@David-Healey Quick update - Gemini helped me get me through Git and I replaced the files with those fixes. Filter works properly now.

Thank you again David, you're the support blessing. I wish all the best to you!

@ustk

Thank you, that worked! I needed to delete the contents of the HISE Application Support folder.

@David-Healey Most of those errors were just stale files that a make clean didn't get rid of, I needed to remove the build folder completely.

The error relating to DELETE is caused by one of the include files on Linux systems declaring a DELETE macro and this conflicts with your enum.

A very minimal PR to unset the macro seems to solve it.

@Christoph-Hart Understood, thank you.

@pratitghosh

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@Quemis what version of HISE are you using? have you compiled from the latest development version?