@ustk Oh yeah there's definitely a bug, but it's not that the function is missing from the API, it's something else.

See if you can create a minimal snippet that demonstrates the issue consistently.

Fmod behaves weird for negative values so for any kind of looping wrap is better.

@d-healey It was a test to see if your mind's still sharp 🤣
Read the doc? and I wouldn't have the honor to speak to you :)
Thanks a lot, I totally overlooked this one...

@Christoph-Hart Hmm maybe I'm doing something naughty in my script. Lemme give it another whirl!

@DanH They're written in completely different languages so it would be impossible to merge them, it would need either some kind of wrapper or a rewrite/port.

https://librewave.com/knowledge-base/sample-library-installation-guide/#Moving_the_samples_to_a_new_location

@DanH said in downloadFile doesn't seem to overwrite:

The only difference in the two scripts is the urls....

Try swapping the URLs in the two projects and see what happens.

@LeeC said in Solution for Slow GUI Performance on Macs (mostly with Radeon GPU):

I'm trying to think of the most user friendly way to overcome these gui perfomance issues on a Mac. Logic Pro X seems to be the worst of them all from what I've seen 🙃

If you mean solving the issue without changing Display Color Settings, I don't think any way without modifying code ocean of Hise.

make sure that your path to HISE is set correctly in your settings

HISE PATH.png

@d-healey i am in the process of developing my version too. I almost found my pc charger to start working 😂

@Christoph-Hart I just wanted to ask if this is now a part of the HISE build or if I still should call...?

const var th = Engine.createTransportHandler(); inline function onStop(isPlaying) { if(!isPlaying) Engine.allNotesOff(); }; th.setOnTransportChange(true, onStop);

@DanH Thanks! So hopefully in 3.0... or I'll finally get the courage to also learn C++ and take a little detour...

Bump bump

Yes - The random function must also be set to the number of samples - here 0-5
Knob1.setValue((Math.randInt(0, 5)));

Zip up your project (without the Samples and Binaries folder) and send it to me.

Yes that new way of handling highly repitched samples doesn't factor in dynamic pitch ratios (it just looks whether the samplemap pitches the sample up more than the MAX_SAMPLER_PITCH_RATIO and then loads that particular sample entirely. I might reintroduce the old behaviour (where the pitch ratio was capped) for the cases where a dynamic ratio exceeds that value (which right now is undefined and results in a crash).