@tomekslesicki multimics are grouped into a single voice so this shouldn't affect the functionality.
So basically it breaks with 8 RR groups?
@tomekslesicki multimics are grouped into a single voice so this shouldn't affect the functionality.
So basically it breaks with 8 RR groups?
@tomekslesicki hmm, works here, I did exactly that and it correctly plays always the two notes. Have you checked the exact steps to reproduce on your end? Maybe it breaks with more groups etc...
@aaronventure said in Close Welcome Screen with ESC:
restarting HISE after compiling networks
well, I might have news for you there soon...
@aaronventure what do you want to achieve with the macro automation? I'd rather expand the command line functionality for automatable tasks...
@aaronventure There's already a special tool for this: Export -> Clean DSP Network files.
@lalalandsynth haha long time no see, glad you're back :)
@tomekslesicki Can you make a example project that demonstrates the issue?
@tomekslesicki The limit is actually 32 as defined in HISE_NUM_MODULATORS_PER_CHAIN
. You can raise that and recompile HISE if you need more, but I would like to leave the default at 32.
There was a minor glitch that could have prevented the usage of more than 32 modulators even when using the preprocessor, but I've commited a fix for this and I can now see and connect up to 40 modulators when I set it to 64 - I stopped there :)
Either the inbuilt one or a custom one based on this snippet?
https://docs.hise.audio/tutorials/midi/index.html#clocksynced-arpeggiator
@aaronventure or add a "private" flag to the faust C++ nodes so they don't show up in the browser and only the ones you wrapped show up?