Sample problem

[A Former User]

@d-healey i will try. Thank u

[arminh]

@d-healey mac can handle AU and VST :)

[d.healey]

@arminh Do specific DAWs use AU or do they all use AU?

[A Former User]

@arminh I actually thought I'm a user the vst. DLL on mac but suddenly no. I have to open and export the project from a pimp. I hope i get there ^^ I really have beginner's questions but you helped well

[d.healey]

@sebastien DLL is a windows file. On Mac is will be a .component I think. You can't use the Windows VST on a Mac you have to export it on the Mac.

[ulrik]

@d-healey specific daws, Logic X use only au, Cubase use only vst, and some other Daws use both au and vst.

[arminh]

@d-healey it depends on the DAW, for example Logic support only AU but Studio One 4 work with AU and VST.

Windows VST ≠ Mac VST

[A Former User]

@d-healey @Lindon
Hello,
I have a question about the audio loop player.
is it possible to play more than one sample of a different pitch but keep the same time? a stretch of time? I hack pitch modulation but my sample never keeps the same speed. I would simply like to slip any sample and play with it without being distorted in the duration. it's possible? thank you

[d.healey]

@sebastien I don't know anything about the audio loop player so I can't offer much advice here.

[A Former User]

maybe @Christoph-Hart that can help me

I would just add a time strech sampling button :)

[Lindon]

@sebastien theres no time stretching in HISE

[A Former User]

@Lindon What a pity. A day can be :)

[Lindon]

@sebastien The issue isnt implementation its model. There are no really good publicly available models for time stretching - so it would either mean licensing(thus adding costs to every HISE implementaiton) or a LOT of research and development...

[d.healey]

Rubberband, while not as good as something like zplane, is very good and offers both a free and proprietary license. So this fits in with HISE's licensing quite nicely. I think it's just a question of waiting for Christoph to have the time to implement it.

[Lindon]

@d-healey yep that looks(sounds) pretty decent... put me down for a vote for this in 3.1