Roadmap to HISE 5
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Fantastic thank you looking forward to it.
I've just tested out the latest branch, it's exciting.
There is a disturbing issue I've found though, where one of my c++ synthesiser engines now aliases horribly, where it didn't in a previous version of Hise. I'm investigating it now. Strangely, a simple c++ sine synth doesn't have the same issue, I'm hoping I can track down what is the matter.I'm rolling back Hise so that I can compare with an older build.
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The issue suddenly disappeared after clearing all the modules in the hise project and recompiling networks. I compiled the networks in an old build of Hise, then when opening the new build, everything was fixed. I have no clue at all what happened there. Maybe there was some issue caused by using an old hise project with a new version of Hise.
I was a few months behind after all.
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Okay I've replicated the issue. When compiling dsp networks as .dll in the new version of Hise (latest commit) something is wrong. My c++ oscillator aliases.
Wheras, when I compile in an older version of Hise
(HISE-6583025bbac9d7b4524de97e095dd2b85c6fd5be)
The node works as expected without any audio issues. It allows me to load this .dll in both builds of Hise. Which is odd too since there is a version mismatch.I'm making a video one sec -
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Have you looked at the time-domain waveform? This should be visible there too and might give a better clue what went wrong.
You can also send over the node then I'll look if I can reproduce it but I can't think of anything that I've changed that might cause this.
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I will send you the node if I can't find the cause.
I haven't had any luck yet, I'm going to download a few builds of hise and see where it went wrong.
I'm getting inconsistent behavior.It may be tricky for you to troubleshoot my node, I doubt you want to sift through that code! It's a whole WT engine, 10 headers.
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@Christoph-Hart I saw you merged my fftw/ipp PR earlier, thank you :) Have you uploaded the FFTW library somewhere? I'm getting ready to update my videos with this new info.
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@d-healey No but if you make a release on GitHub in the repo you linked above I can just link to the release page where people can download it.
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@Christoph-Hart Done, and I added the lib as an asset to make it easy.
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I might have missed it....was there a date set for the next meet-up?
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@Chazrox Not yet
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@d-healey sweet. Thanks.