Ok, I found out when Hise makes a SliderPack when using "Content.addFloatingTile", if you leave out the numbers and write:
Content.addFloatingTile("Test");
instead of: Content.addFloatingTile("Test", 0, 0);
so now I know :)

The best problems are the problems that solve themselves :)

@Christoph-Hart We are looking forward to see the hNode :)

@d-healey LOL, I know, but I love HISE!!! Can't stop using it. And results on spectral are amazing, this is the only thing Im facing. Maybe it's a buffer thing or something @Christoph-Hart can fix quickly.
Results are amazing and control over each partial is outstanding!!

wurlee2.mp3

@Christoph-Hart I think we may have found a bug here :)

@dustbro What do you mean by that?

@JMooreo said in HISE Exporting VST 64 Bit Compilation Failure:

It worked properly on my other computer. I think the issue was that I forgot to install Visual Studio on my laptop.

huh! Just a little forgetfulness ;)

Have you converted your samples to HLAC monoliths?

@d-healey Thanks!!!! Will try that

I made it! 🤘

I already had xcpretty so it was ok

Xcode went quite smooth, just the files were located under Libs/Debug instead of Release, so I moved them manually and the export worked
Also, I changed in Xcode the "macOS deployment target" to 10.7, but it worked without anyway

So I guess now I have to go through the authorizations from Avid and PACE if I'm not mistaken...

For now, I need a rest... Thanks guys!

@Christoph-Hart said in Arpeggiator returns a sustained note:

Actually the note length 100 indicates that the step should be tied (the previous note will continue to ring). The only problem was that the code that stops the tied notes was missing. Should be fixed now.

Well, I compiled HISE standalone from the last code you made and the Arpeggiator bug is fixed! :) <3

This issue has returned. Adding the module browser causes an instant crash.

@gorangrooves I think you need to adjust your Fade Time for the sampler.
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@Christoph-Hart Yes, that's what I am doing.

Ah good to know, thanks for reporting back.

@ossian1961 said in VST compiled romplers crash on old PC:

Pentium E6700

Pentium E6700 is 3.40 GHz VS Q6600 2.40 GHz. With DDR3 for you. DDR2 for me. huge difference.

anyway. the problem is elsewhere.
this old PC was mine before, and i composed music with sonar and studio one and a lot of vst (32bit) without problems.

this weekend we tried studio one, reaper. impossible to play just only 1 vst (every: waves - arturia - TOGU, etc. ...) without having 100% CPU hog and audio dropout.

Only cakewalk by bandlab (64bit) works well.

so i think this PC is very tired now ... ;)

that's not the problem that caused the crash with .ch1, but maybe a little guilty about ...

so i wont try to test with 2.0.0 and .ch1; Maybe with 1.6.0 and .wav. But if i have the same crash i think it's the PC sanity that cause problem first. Too old.

A little sad to have this kind of problem, but remembered a change for a brand new PC because starting to have some CPU/Ram limitations before. Now this computer is totally limited. :D

i think my son will start some project with this old PC and we will finish it with my brand new. better way ;)

@staiff it's not parametricEQ it is parametriq EQ with (q) instead of (c) as least in HISE. (that's how is written in Hise)

@dustbro Thank you, I will do it.

@christoph-hart thanks:)!