Hise crashes when Sampler goes below C-2
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@DanSound said in Hise crashes when Sampler goes below C-2:
@Lindon This seems like the solution https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1035/ignore-note-range/2?_=1676312033909
But it doesn't fix the problem. Or there is another way to fix that?
Where did you place this script?
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@d-healey it's on top, after the Interface script. And Transposer is on Sampler level.
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Ok, after shifting the octave of my keyboard I was able to recreate the issue. And yeah it's weird, it doesn't happen on 24 but it does happen on 5 for example. I don't think it's as simple as it's trying to trigger a non-existing octave, otherwise the crash would happen at 24 as well.
@Christoph-Hart I think you should take a look at this.
@DanSound Do you need the user be able to transpose that low?
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@d-healey oh, so it's not just me :) Thank you for taking time to figure out this issue.
I don't think the user will go that low, but it possible that someone accidentally find this bug (like I did) and will be annoyed by ruined session.
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@DanSound whats wrong with pre-filtering all the notes below c-2? - right after Transposer1 in your example above
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@Lindon I tried to add per-filtering before and after, it still crashes.
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@DanSound said in Hise crashes when Sampler goes below C-2:
@Lindon I tried to add per-filtering before and after, it still crashes.
-- er how can it as it should never play the note...unless its something in the transposer itself....
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@Lindon Yeah I tried it as well. Possibly a transposer bug.
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@d-healey said in Hise crashes when Sampler goes below C-2:
@Lindon Yeah I tried it as well. Possibly a transposer bug.
yeah thats my feeling too...
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@DanSound See if my transposer script works any better
https://github.com/davidhealey/HiseUtilityScripts/blob/master/modules/Transposer.js
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@d-healey unfortunately, Hise still crashes when I turn octave or semi tone knobs.
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@DanSound In that case I think the best action is to take my transposer script, and before applying a transpose value check if that value will cause a crash. If so, you can skip it. Not a perfect solution of course.
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@d-healey Thanks again, will try this option for now. But hopefully Christoph will fix this in some future updates.