Some Faust errors on Hise

[toxonic]

@Steve-Mohican
In the first example you only have one in- and one output, while the hise core.faust node expects 2 ins and outs.
you can make it process stero channels by changing the process line as follows:

process = sp.stereoize(diode_clipper);

In the second exapmple, there's an 15 band analyzer included, each band displayed by an "bargraph" module, which HISE interprets as a modulation source. Since HISE only accepts 4 moulation sources per node, this will lead to an error. You can just delete the ": level_viewer" from the process line, then the example works, but without analyzer.

The last one is somehow mystic (at least to me). There are a lot of functions that are not part of the included libray "wdmodels.lib". You can have a look at the contents of the library here.

[Dan Korneff]

@Steve-Mohican in the last example, I think you have to use capacitor_Vout instead of capacitor_output

[toxonic]

@Dan-Korneff Yeah, i thought about that too, but since i have no clue of electrics, i kept that advice for me... . Maybe the example code is outdated and the library was updated in the meantime?

[Christoph Hart]

Since HISE only accepts 4 moulation sources per node

BTW this is just an arbitrary limitation and you can raise that with a preprocessor constant if you need more but it has a small impact on CPU usage so I picked whatever sensible value I thought makes sense.

[toxonic]

@Christoph-Hart What would i have to type into the preprocessor definitions to extend the modulation sources amount?

[Christoph Hart]

It's called HISE_NUM_MAX_FAUST_MOD_SOURCES.

[A Former User]

@toxonic Thank you so much for the tips, Faust is very good and it'j so enjoying to use it :)

[A Former User]

@Dan-Korneff I'll try this ASAP, thank you so much!

[A Former User]

@toxonic

I am trying to run the reverbs from here: https://faustdoc.grame.fr/examples/reverb/

But I get the below errors on most of them. How to overcome this?

For example, the below one gives this error:

declare name "zitaRevFDN";
declare version "0.0";
declare author "JOS, Revised by RM";
declare description "Reverb demo application based on zita_rev_fdn.";

import("stdfaust.lib");

process = dm.zita_rev_fdn_demo;

[ustk]

@harris-rosendahl Seems related to this:
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/7024/faust-channel-mismatch-how-to-tackle-it

[A Former User]

@ustk Thank you for the suggestion. I think this duplicating solution doesn't work every time. Maybe because of this is the demo.

This doesn't work

declare name "zitaRevFDN";
declare version "0.0";
declare author "JOS, Revised by RM";
declare description "Reverb demo application based on zita_rev_fdn.";

import("stdfaust.lib");

process = dm.zita_rev_fdn_demo, dm.zita_rev_fdn_demo;

[toxonic]

@harris-rosendahl i just took a look at the faust library description in the web, it seems, that this demo has 8 channels....

[A Former User]

@toxonic So we can't convert it to stereo? Most of the reverbs give this error on that library page

[toxonic]

@harris-rosendahl
It's always a good idea to check the examples in the Faust Web IDE (just google for it), and have a look at the diagram. There you can see, if you can simply converst a mono channel code to stereo, or if there are other channel issues:

Which reverb for example has a channel mismatch in HISE too?

[A Former User]

@toxonic

I see that, thank you so much.

Which reverb for example has a channel mismatch in HISE too?

I've come across this error on reverbTester, reverbDesigner, fdnRev and zitaRevFDN. And as I see in the diagrams, all of them have multiple input channels.

Regarding the JPVerb and Greyhole reverbs, on the Web IDE page the GRAME License has been declared.

But the license of these reverbs has been declared as GPL2+ here: https://github.com/grame-cncm/faustlibraries/blob/master/reverbs.lib

So that means these reverbs can't be used without sharing the source code? So this is not MIT License as @Christoph-Hart shared here: https://forum.hise.audio/topic/6505/faust-is-here/9

I think Licensing is very tricky in Faust :)

[sletz]

Licence of Faust functions in libraries are the choice of the contributors. Some are GPL, some MIT/BSD like...or others. Each function can have its own licensing scheme, which is usually described as a declare licence XXX line (see https://github.com/grame-cncm/faustlibraries/blob/master/aanl.lib#L261 for instance).

[hisefilo]

@Christoph-Hart Any way to get more than 16 mod sources? My Faust synth needs a lot of them :)