@Jeetender there is a script here in this thread as provided by @orange
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RE: Phase Invert?posted in General Questions
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RE: Development Diary: My First Sample-Based Pianoposted in Newbie League
@omerdal Every time I edit a library I end up refining the process or trying different tools/methods.
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RE: Development Diary: My First Sample-Based Pianoposted in Newbie League
@omerdal You might also find this video on sample editing useful. My workflow is constantly evolving and it's now a little different from what I show in the video.
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RE: Development Diary: My First Sample-Based Pianoposted in Newbie League
@omerdal Single sampler is the way to go. You load all the samples and HISE can merge them into a single virtual sample. From then on you only have to deal with it as if it's a single sample, if you move the start/end time, adjust the pitch/volume/pan etc. it will apply to all mics. But you are still able to purge individual channels and route the mics separately.
I have a few videos on YouTube (and possibly Patreon) showing how to work with multi-mics.
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RE: Development Diary: My First Sample-Based Pianoposted in Newbie League
@omerdal said in Development Diary: My First Sample-Based Piano:
It’s just that manually editing
You can probably automate a lot of the process. I've not sampled a piano before though so maybe there's more manual work required there.
Have you worked with HISE's multi-mic feature before?
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RE: Development Diary: My First Sample-Based Pianoposted in Newbie League
Congratulations, looks like a very in depth project, I bet you're having equal parts fun and losing your hair

@omerdal said in Development Diary: My First Sample-Based Piano:
Room and Far mics are in the works
You didn't record/edit them alongside the close mics? Or you just haven't included them in the mapping?
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RE: RNBO Compile DLL Crash (RNBO --> HISE)posted in Bug Reports
@dannycouture Have you compiled HISE from source?
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RE: Kill the audioposted in Scripting
@Oli-Ullmann The RNBO wrapper sends a reset message at the bypass / unbypass - can you react to that in the RNBO patch and clear out the buffers?
void reset() { for(auto& o: obj) o.scheduleEvent(RNBO::MessageEvent(RNBO::TAG("reset"), RNBO::RNBOTimeNow)); }RNBO side: https://rnbo.cycling74.com/learn/sending-and-receiving-messages-cpp
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RE: Kill the audioposted in Scripting
Hi guys,
thanks for your help! :-) I'm using granular and reverb effects whose buffers unfortunately aren't cleared via the bypass or backgroundTask functionality.These were originally Max patches that I imported into HISE via RNBO. I then combined them further in a network and, after compiling, integrated them back into my plugin as hardcoded effects.
My workaround now is to unload the effects at the critical moment, then reload them and reset the parameters accordingly. There might be a better way, but this one works—at least so far. Let’s see what the beta testers have to say... :-)