Sticky knobs

[ustk]

@pcs800 So your knob needs to have 20-20000 for min-max with a stepSize of 1.

The error message you get is probably because the knob isn't declared in the script. But anyway, it shouldn't show a "steppy" behaviour with the above settings, unless something else is wrong...

[pcs800]

@ustk As a test, I started a new project and added a convolution reverb, then showed the module interface, and the knobs ir hicut and damping turn perfectly smooth. But as soon as I add an IR, they get sticky.
Which means anybody should easily be able to reproduce this.

[pcs800]

@ustk See this video showing an easy repro

[d.healey]

@pcs800 Nice and smooth here. Which commit of HISE are you using?

[Chazrox]

@pcs800 have u tried Knob1.setAttribute() instead of Knob1.set()?

So it’d be

Knob1.setAttribute(“stepSize”, .001);

[d.healey]

@Chazrox Check out the video he posted above, it's happening just in the convolution module itself, no scripting or UI connection required.

[Chazrox]

@d-healey ahh. Stranger things. lol

[Dan Korneff]

Is this an IPP thing? Appears to be related to drawing the impulse waveform.

[d.healey]

@Dan-Korneff Ah could be, I don't use IPP so wouldn't see it. Maybe enabling the multithread button would help too.

[xxx]

@pcs800 adjust the knobs middle position

[d.healey]

@xxx It's happening in the module, it has nothing to do with the UI. Watch his video.

[pcs800]

@d-healey @Christoph-Hart needs to see the video above

[d.healey]

@pcs800 Which commit of HISE are you using? Is the problem only in HISE or also in compiled projects? Does enabling the multithread button make a difference?

[pcs800]

@d-healey IDK what commit, and trying to use git to retrieve it isn't working for me.
I downloaded the Hise installer and installed it, a couple months ago.
The issue is in Hise and the compiles plugins. Multithread makes no difference.
It doesn't happen for you?

[pcs800]

@pcs800 The download page on the website says v4.1.0, but the about section in Hise on my pc, says 4.0.0

[Lindon]

@pcs800 said in Sticky knobs:

@d-healey IDK what commit, and trying to use git to retrieve it isn't working for me.
I downloaded the Hise installer and installed it, a couple months ago.
The issue is in Hise and the compiles plugins. Multithread makes no difference.
It doesn't happen for you?

You will need a fairly recent commit from GitHub, worst case go to a recent commit on GitHub and download the files as a zip - unzip it and install that (having removed your previous version).

[d.healey]

@pcs800 said in Sticky knobs:

IDK what commit,

Help >> about HISE

But it sounds like you're on the prebuilt version which is quite old now. Try the latest develop branch and see if the issue persists.

[pcs800]

@d-healey Why would Christoph not have the latest build on the website for download?
I do not know how to install from github, but apparently i have to go figure it out.

[pcs800]

@Lindon Ok, I went to github and clicked the code button at the top, and downloaded the zip. Unzipped it, and don't know how to "install" it.
Do i just replace everything in Documents\Hise Source Code?

[d.healey]

@pcs800 said in Sticky knobs:

Why would Christoph not have the latest build on the website for download?

He puts the latest "stable" build up. But stable doesn't really mean much here, the develop branch is just as stable. It really just means he's made x number of changes and decided to release a new version.

But even if he put up a nightly build you would still need to learn to build it from the source code yourself so that a) you can help debug issues like this, and b) be able to compile your HISE projects to plugins.

This video will get you up and running. Before following it though I recommend you remove all copies of HISE and the HISE source code from your system.