When I export my vst into fl studio it has latency or something, NEED HELP
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@David-Healey said in When I export my vst into fl studio it has latency or something, NEED HELP:
option to integrate it with vi
Sorry for such a late response, yes I did
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@duma Is OneAPI enabled in the HISE juicer project?
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@David-Healey Where do I check?
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@David-Healey
which one is yes -
@duma I can't remember, check what I used in the video
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@David-Healey I did u said static library if i want it on and it was like this and i still got the error
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@duma Aha ok, then that's not the issue. Did you clean the build?
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@David-Healey said in When I export my vst into fl studio it has latency or something, NEED HELP:
u clean the build?
No lol let me do it right now
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@duma CLeaned the build so now do I start building?
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@duma Yes
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@David-Healey
Oh my god it never ends it still isnt working -
@duma Make a video, show me all the steps your taking from cloning the repo to compiling.
Which version of IPP did you use?
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@David-Healey I used 2.59 i think
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2026-01-26_21-54-32.mov heres the vide (same outcome btw)
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@duma You're not using the latest version of the source code.
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@David-Healey Ohh thats the problem? But I literally downloaded it from Christophs github and said it was updated yesterday, I am on hise 4.0 and built my vst on it and have yet to export fully so what do I do is it safe to swich to a higher version
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@duma said in When I export my vst into fl studio it has latency or something, NEED HELP:
I literally downloaded it from Christophs github
Follow the instructions in my video from start to finish
And you'll need VS2026
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@David-Healey So be clear please, what do I need to delete and redownload (as in redownload but a newer version) is it my HISE VS or SOURCE CODE I'm not quite getting it
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Remove the copy of the HISE source code you have.
Follow my video to clone the latest version.Install Visual Studio 2026. You might be able to upgrade to it from the Visual Installer you have rather than redownloading the installer - I'm not sure.
Follow the video.
