HISE Bootcamp - Full Course for Beginners

[David Healey]

@dannytaurus said in HISE Bootcamp - Full Course for Beginners:

"Compress to Monolith" goes to "Build audio effect" instead of "Build GUI 1"
"Articulation Switching" goes to "Build Module Tree" instead of "Build audio effect"

Thanks, fixed these two now.

@dannytaurus said in HISE Bootcamp - Full Course for Beginners:

I assumed the checkbox inputs next to the video names were where we're supposed to make them as complete.

I did too, bad UX ;)

@dannytaurus said in HISE Bootcamp - Full Course for Beginners:

Might be cool if they're marked as complete automatically, as the videos are watched.

I can enable this, but then the system will wrap the YouTube video in its own player and we lose access to the subtitles annoyingly. So for now I'm valuing subtitles over convenience.

[dannytaurus]

@d-healey said in HISE Bootcamp - Full Course for Beginners:

I can enable this, but then the system will wrap the YouTube video in its own player and we lose access to the subtitles annoyingly. So for now I'm valuing subtitles over convenience.

Good call

I like to 1.5x pretty much everything on YouTube so I'm watching them outside of the course page anyway for now. I'm sure when the content gets more in-depth I'll want to properly track where I'm at.

Kudos on doing all the fixes so quickly!

BTW, respect for putting this out for free. I would've happily paid £50 for this bootcamp course. I can't wait for the next lot of videos. CHARGE FOR THEM!

[David Healey]

@Christoph-Hart I made a little recording but it's mostly just 20 minutes of me mumbling away to myself, you sure you want to watch it?

I could just summarize it for you, better yet I can get an AI to do it :p

Things you found good

    New help text and step-by-step prompts made the complex group manager much easier to navigate.

    Auto-assignment of samples using filename tokens worked well.

    Keyswitch setup was straightforward and functional.

    Full articulation switching without writing code.

    Filtering in the table view made it easier to manage samples in a large pool.

    Ability to stack multiple layers (e.g., keyswitching + crossfading) for powerful combinations.

Things you found bad

    No apparent way to revert to the simple group editor after enabling the complex one.

    Purge feature didn’t seem to work as expected.

    Small screen layout caused UI elements to be cramped.

    Workflow felt odd compared to the old system, as all samples appear in one big pool rather than in pre-defined groups.

Things that confused you or you couldn’t work out

    Exact purpose and use of the batch processor.

    How multiple layers interact with each other in practice.

    When or why to disable the cacheable or purgeable flags.

    Purpose of the ignore flag beyond possibly scripting control.

    How to control crossfade via the GUI without scripting.

    Why crossfade layers affected articulations that weren’t meant to be crossfaded.

[Christoph Hart]

Nice, yeah feel free to send it to me, these are good points, but I think I can get a few more hints from just seeing you use it that you might even not realize (as I don't too when implementing it).

Let's continue this discussion to the old topic so that we don't spam your bootcamp thread any further.

[David Healey]

350 students now!

And thank you Christoph for your totally non-biased review

[David Healey]

@Christoph-Hart @Dominik-Mayer I noticed the videos of mine on the HISE homepage are quite out of date. It might be a good idea to use a few from the Bootcamp instead.

[David Healey]

Wooo! 1000 Students, thanks so much!

[Dan Korneff]

@David-Healey Congrats!

[Chazrox]

@David-Healey Congrats!

[Oli Ullmann]

@David-Healey
Great! :-)
Congrats!

[Lindon]

@David-Healey Well done mate, long may your success continue