faust2Hise ?????
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@d-healey https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~rmichon/faustWorkshops/course2015/
spent my last 3 quarantine days watching this.
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@hisefilo Thanks. I'll check these out in the morning!
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@hisefilo Are you using the web editor?
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@d-healey nope. git cloned repo
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@hisefilo What IDE are you using? Or just a text editor?
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@hisefilo @d-healey This course is also a good one ( and its free )
Real-Time Audio Signal Processing in Faust | Kadenze
This course provides an in-depth overview to the Faust programming language including fundamentals of functional programming. Students will implement a wide range of audio effects and synthesizers from scratch and learn how to turn them into various “finished” audio products. It also emphasizes the use of Faust to create DSP engines usable in existing projects.
(www.kadenze.com)
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@briandoliveira same guy!!!
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@d-healey nano LOL. just starting. will choose IDE later. I guess Sublimetext will be enough
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@hisefilo Cool. I'll use CudaText (not sure if there is a Faust syntax for it but I can ask the dev to add it).
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@hisefilo said in faust2Hise ?????:
@d-healey said in faust2Hise ?????:
CudaText
http://uvviewsoft.com/cudatext/index.html Looks good!
It is, the video on the homepage is mine :p
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@d-healey Nice!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
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Funny that we're talking about text editors because I am currently rewriting the HISE code editor to be more Sublime-like :)
The new feature set includes:
- multi-caret editing (not just the Ctrl+D workaround)
- Linebreaks
- inplace error message (red underline with compile error as tooltip)
- Code folding
- Zooming with mouse wheel / pinch gesture
- Codemap (completely nicked from Sublime Text)
- File structure tree
- better autocomplete
- tooltip with debug info
I am currently testing it with SNEX / C++, but it will also be used for HISEScript when it's stable.
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@Christoph-Hart Looks awesome!
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@Christoph-Hart Ohh!!! That's really good news!!!
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@Christoph-Hart this will be so so so cool!!!
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@Christoph-Hart While you're talking about zooming via mouse wheel, can the graph be improved on that point?
I don't know you guys, but with the magic mouse on the mac, the zoom is SO sensitive that it's almost impossible to control it... -
HISE/hi_scripting/scripting/scriptnode/ui/DspNetworkComponents.cpp at df2f48a7d8b9d9d5c4e74eb08cd11bcb284fb515 · christophhart/HISE
The open source framework for sample based instruments - HISE/hi_scripting/scripting/scriptnode/ui/DspNetworkComponents.cpp at df2f48a7d8b9d9d5c4e74eb08cd11bcb284fb515 · christophhart/HISE
GitHub (github.com)
Just change the values (the
0.1
s) here until it works for you and let me know - I thought the magic mouse is about as sensitive as the macbook trackpad... -
@Christoph-Hart Cool! Will try that asap...