Maybe Too Hard A Question ?
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@d-healey said in Maybe Too Hard A Question ?:
@Lindon But the user still can't add audio to the sampler - does start mod work with the audio loop player?
true, and no idea...
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BUT, what if the code is created that "detects the chords you care about - and a sample start modulator" for this
Guitar, Strum, Ev8 4-4 120bpm
Save as XML into that folder then the user just > Open XML > Guitar, Strum, Ev8 4-4 120bpm.xml ?
You even have a Recent list for XML.
Will this loop the section same as looper ?C=48,52,55
C#=49,53,56
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B=59,63,66Cm=48,51,55
C#m=49,52,56
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@MusoCity HISE doesn't have a scriptable xml parser. The save as/open recent XML is for HISE's internal project file format.
If you (not the end user) load some samples into a sampler and set it so the whole sample is loaded into RAM, then you can start playback from any position you like. If you script a chord detector then you can link the sample start position to the played chord.
As far as I know HISE only manages a single looped section for each sample. You can change the looped section's start and end dynamically, but I don't know if this is suitable for real-time playback, you'd need to test it.
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Yes I mean for the user to open the project file.
The java script should be faster than the time it takes to change your finger position on the guitar hopefully.
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Yes I mean for the user to open the project file.
HISE is a tool for developers, it's not for the end user. What you will give to the user is a VST or AU plugin. The user won't be able to load their own samples into it or open a HISE project XML. Although if you give them the source code they could compile it themselves with their own samples but it's unlikely most users will want or be able to.
The java script should be faster than the time it takes to change your finger position on the guitar hopefully
Right, but you won't know which loop to enable until after the chord is selected, will you?
Just need a bright spark to come up with a snippet I can test.
Don't hold your breath, what you're asking for is not a trivial thing.
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"HISE is a tool for developers, it's not for the end user."
I'm sure you remember using WinAmp, it was made for the end user to customize and mod things how they like, oh and that's right Justin whom made WinAmp also made Reaper that allows end users to do whatever they like. maybe that is why Reaper is so popular and the forum users are encouraging, helpful and go out of their way to create scripts for you. You can open a script in Reaper, you can open a project file in Reaper.....
You seem to give me a block at every suggestion, I need HOPE and encouragement :( comon' I know you got it in you somewhere, I'm dying here ! -
@MusoCity Reaper, like winamp, is a closed source proprietary platform that let's you do only as much as Justin allows. But this has nothing to do with HISE.
I gladly make little snippets and scripts to help people out but it sounds like you want someone to build an entire project for you, no?
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@d-healey said in Maybe Too Hard A Question ?:
Don't hold your breath, what you're asking for is not a trivial thing.
sounds like you want someone to build an entire project for you..@Lindon said in Maybe Too Hard A Question ?:
@MusoCity then all you need is a script that detects the chords you care about - and a sample start modulator(a constant) that you then set to a percentage of your sample length...simple really...
If I get a basic bit of code I can build on it.
OMG can you hear yourself ? In the Reaper forum someone who does js gave me a whole lot of code to do stuff that you said could not be done.
Do you want to be helpful or just get rid of me. PLEASE !
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someone who does js gave me a whole lot of code to do stuff that you said could not be done.
Just because something can be done with jesussonic in Reaper doesn't mean it can be done with HISE. But I haven't said anything can't be done, HISE is open source so anything is possible if you know how.
I think there's a chord detector in my github repo, it should be a good starting point. I don't have the link at the mo but shouldn't be difficult to find - github.com/davidhealey
Edit: Got it - https://github.com/davidhealey/HISE-Scripting-Framework/blob/master/modules/chordIdentifier.js
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@d-healey said in Maybe Too Hard A Question ?:
HISE is open source so anything is possible if you know how.
...I think there's a chord detector in my github repo, it should be a good starting point. I don't have the link at the mo but shouldn't be difficult to find - github.com/davidhealeyNow you tell me just before I'm about to jump of the cliff.
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It's like Ardour DAW I wanted to port the scripts over from Reaper as Paul made so many Lua bindings but there was no Lua GUI support. I suggested this as not all users know C++ and want to compile. This is why Reaper is way ahead in users than Ardour that was started before Reaper.
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Also, if the instruments uses the same template with the same chord starting at the same sample pos, you should be able to change the source file and reload it along with any instrument tempo change.
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"have you come across the words ‘please’ and ‘thank you’?"
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@MusoCity said in Is This Possible with HISE ?:
I made this for Reaper in Lua script and would like to port it to HISE so it can be used in any DAW.
I would like some advice if you think this is possible, thanks.@d-healey said in Is This Possible with HISE ?:
@MusoCity I don't think it's possible
@d-healey said in Maybe Too Hard A Question ?:
..HISE is open source so anything is possible if you know how.
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@MusoCity my point was you should have better manners, but then I decided I didn’t need the grief and deleted the post
. Anyway, since you can’t help yourself, I’ll say that you should chill out a bit. @d-healey will probably sort you out because he always rises above anything anyone says on here. He’s pointed you to a script that will help you, and your response was to grief him about it. Being nice isn’t hard.Anyway I really don’t want to get involved.
Seeya!
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@DanH said in Maybe Too Hard A Question ?:
@MusoCity my point was you should have better manners, but then I decided I didn’t need the grief and deleted the post
. Anyway, since you can’t help yourself, I’ll say that you should chill out a bit. @d-healey will probably sort you out because he always rises above anything anyone says on here. He’s pointed you to a script that will help you, and your response was to grief him about it. Being nice isn’t hard.Anyway I really don’t want to get involved.
Seeya!
Man you have no idea, he finally pointed me to a script after so many posts saying there is no HOPE and it's not possible, BLOCK, BLOCK, BLOCK.
Why not be helpful in the first place ? I go way way out of my way to help other users in so many other forums, I don't hold back and say there is no hope and give zero. Look at ALL the post giving NOTHING then finally a small bit of hope., why not give it in the first place instead of being forced.
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@d-healey said in Maybe Too Hard A Question ?:
someone who does js gave me a whole lot of code to do stuff that you said could not be done.
Just because something can be done with jesussonic in Reaper doesn't mean it can be done with HISE. But I haven't said anything can't be done, HISE is open source so anything is possible if you know how.
I think there's a chord detector in my github repo, it should be a good starting point. I don't have the link at the mo but shouldn't be difficult to find - github.com/davidhealey
Edit: Got it - https://github.com/davidhealey/HISE-Scripting-Framework/blob/master/modules/chordIdentifier.js
"Hey @d-healey -- thanks for posting this script it will be very helpful":face_with_tongue:
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@MusoCity said in Maybe Too Hard A Question ?:
saying there is no HOPE and it's not possible
I don't remember saying either of those things...
I do recall telling you that you can't load CSV files, or XML files into HISE. But if you prefer I can tell you the opposite and you can waste your time trying to make it work...
Saving you time by telling you where to focus your attention is not considered by most people to be unhelpful.
Also, if the instruments uses the same template with the same chord starting at the same sample pos, you should be able to change the source file
It might work, you'll need to test it.
and reload it along with any instrument tempo change.
Do you mean tempo change in the DAW?
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@MusoCity To be ungrateful is one thing but insulting somebody who is pointing out that you're behaving like a spoiled toddler is another thing.
Bottom line is, HISE isn't the right tool for your use case and @d.healey went a long way trying to find a way to make it work and then you come and complain about this...
