Happy Holidays..

[orange]

Merry Christmas.

[Dan Korneff]

[hisefilo]

Merry Christmas mates. Hope you the best for 2023. I wish everyone of us have the courage to make dreams come true.

[toxonic]

Yeah, merry christmas to all of you!

[MikeB]

Thank you - Merry Christmas to you all

[ulrik]

@Lindon and everybody, have a nice holiday and a good New Year!

[Christoph Hart]

Yes Merry Christmas everybody.

I left a little present under the tree if you're getting bored over the holidays:

- added support for RNBO patches (export MAX patches as C++ into scri… · christophhart/HISE@b9c5096

The open source framework for sample based instruments - - added support for RNBO patches (export MAX patches as C++ into scri… · christophhart/HISE@b9c5096

GitHub (github.com)

RNBO

RNBO is a new toolchain for the rapid, interactive creation of musical applications that combines textual and visual programming with code generation targeting C++ and JavaScript.

(rnbo.cycling74.com)

How to use RNBO with HISE:

Create an export an RNBO patch

Export your patch with these settings:

• Output directory: {PROJECT_FOLDER}/DspNetwork/ThirdParty/src
• ExportName: same as patch_name (must be unique within your HISE project and a valid C++ identifier - no whitespace, no -).
• ClassName: same as patch_name
• Polyphony settings: "Disabled" (this must be disabled, but you can enable the HISE polyphony in the next step if you want to play it polyphonically)

Create the HISE template in the ThirdParty Files

• Tools -> Create Template for RNBO Patch
• Select the cpp file from the drop down
• Adjust the configuration (channel count, polyphony)
• Press OK, it will create a file in the ThirdParty folder
• Export the DLL and restart HISE
• Use the RNBO patch like any other third party C++ node (hardcoded FX / scriptnode using project.)

This is a rather basic implementation, but polyphony, MIDI input and multiple channel count is supported. The following features might be added over time:

• automatic tempo_syncing
• modulation output, ringbuffer for displaying stuff
• external data handling for Tables / SliderPacks / AudioFiles

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart Nice work! SNEX, FAUST, MAX - All we need now is Super Collider and C Sound then we have all the DSP :D

[DabDab]

I am using Master Branch. What version do I need ? Do I need to recompile HISE?

[d.healey]

@DabDab Christoph linked to the commit in his post - develop branch

[DabDab]

@d-healey ok..

[Matt_SF]

@Christoph-Hart awesome!! Thank you Santa

[lalalandsynth]

@Christoph-Hart Wow, I have some serious catching up to do.

[Christoph Hart]

• modulation output
• external data handling for Tables / SliderPacks / AudioFiles

these are implemented now too - the entire process is super smooth and their API just clicks with scriptnode :)

In order to enable modulation output, add this to your patch:

then enable the Modulation config in the template creator.

In order to use external data types, add this object:

buffer~ @name DATA_ID @external 1

where DATA_ID is any valid C++ identifier, then add this ID to the respective fields in the template creator popup.

[musictop]

Happy Holidays

[tomekslesicki]

Happy holidays and best wishes for the new year! And thanks @Christoph-Hart for your amazing work!

[Brian]

Happy Holidays everyone, I've been quietly 'lurking' in the background as Christoph likes to say :face_with_tears_of_joy: , but I hope to be more active here going forward.

And what an absolutely brilliant addition with RNBO @Christoph-Hart! Your amazing work has changed all our lives for the better! :)

[ps]

@Christoph-Hart great! now with having rnbo I'm wondering if there is any way to get all the great midi manipulation possibilities from max/rnbo into hise. So basically something like a script Midi Fx. Is this somehow achievable?

[d.healey]

What about PureData next Christmas? :D

GitHub - plugdata-team/plugdata: Pure Data as a plugin, with a new GUI

Pure Data as a plugin, with a new GUI. Contribute to plugdata-team/plugdata development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub (github.com)

[clevername27]

@ulrik You, too!