Is the IOS export AUv3 ?
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Can you make a screenshot? I can't imagine what would cause this...
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You are using a HISE version that is about half a year old :)
It may be that the installer fails to overwrite the HISE plugin. You might want to uninstall your current HISE version and reinstall the latest build.
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im using the download from the homepage, is it out of date ?
It was fresh installed yesterday, previous version removed -
Click on the about in the help menu to see which version you are running, you can also check if an update is available. You need to completely uninstall the previous version before you install a new one - hopefully this won't be necessary with the final release
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No worries, i am uninstalling it anyway, I can't really afford the massive investment per app on this, I am going back to Kontakt.
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I am sorry to hear that but wish you best luck.
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Hey, @Christoph-Hart !
Would you let me know how to get AUv3 with HISE?
There seems that there is no option to export as AUv3 plugin in HISE.
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I have to add support for this but this is on my immediate roadmap as its required for the NSK iOS version too.
Meanwhile you can just export as iOS app, open the autogenerated projucer file and enable AUv3 there maybe you're lucky and it works (if not wait until the end of the week)
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Alright @Hasan-Tata, I've just pushed changes that enable AUv3 export. I've also put up a documentation on how to compile for iOS here:
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GitHub (github.com)
Let me know if it works for you.
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That's really great!
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Would it be possible to Export as Instrument AAX, or is more involved in this?
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I don't fully understand what you mean, but you can already export AAX plugins.
Just copy the AAX SDK (with the compiled AAX libraries) into the folder within the HISE source code and choose export to AAX.
To run AAX plugins within a non developer version of Protools, you'll need to sign the compiled binaries that HISE creates, so that step is not different than usual.
