[Tutorial] How to create a c++ custom node
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@griffinboy don't be too harsh on yourself, the presentation and pace is top notch and you're talking about a super nerdy subject here so being too dry is a non-issue.
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@griffinboy Thanks for this useful and fluent tutorial, I'm sure it will be very helpful for lot's of developers here.
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Update: Fixed the template for FL Studio buffer size compatibility
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@griffinboy Thanks a lot for this tutorial! It's much appreciated!
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@griffinboy well done - !!
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@griffinboy Thank you I need more tutorials on this topic. It is another HISE learning Youtube Channel / Learning path for Audio Plugins developers.
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The next video I release will be a reupload of the last one. I want to clean it up and include clearer explanations of how audio data travels through a plugin. I also have a general hise startup guide, but this is aimed at complete beginners.
What would you like to see next in terms of DSP though?
I said in the video that I would be covering filters, but some of that stuff is horribly complex. I'd rather cover another topic before analog modelling haha. -
@griffinboy Many thanks for that! Your tutorial is really very helpful. Somewhere in the forum you mentioned the Chow Tape integration. I would really appreciate a tutorial on this.
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Okay I'll put that on the list.
Tape is fun.yes, what I actually ended up doing was creating new dsp, heavily based on Chow's work.
Essentially porting parts of his work to Scriptnode.I'll put that on the List.
External library integration is also on my Tutorial to-do list if that's what you were getting at. But I can certainly cover tape. Distortion was a topic I had thought of, but it's a very deep rabbit hole. -
@griffinboy said in [Tutorial] How to create a c++ custom node:
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What would you like to see next in terms of DSP though?@griffinboy I am pretty much interested in Hyper SAW / Super Saw Oscillator design. HiSE default synthesizer Group and Waveform Generator SuperSaw / Unison is horrible. If I use Sampler in Synthesizer Group for HyperSaw/SuperSaw, it is weird flanged. Synthesizer group also the same. So I guess only C++ custom OSC design can be the remedy.
Videos for Good Osc , Hyper Saw and Good Filter with Envelop design.
https://youtu.be/-9bdn5S90j0?t=206
** However I didn't try FAUST and RNBO for Custom OSC SAW specially for Unisono.Bollywood Music Producer and Trance Producer.
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If I use Sampler in Synthesizer Group for HyperSaw/SuperSaw, it is weird flanged. Synthesizer group also the same.
It flanges because all unisono voices start at the same time. In order to fix this, you need to add a little bit of sample start modulation (a few thousand samples), then the unison sounds much better.
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I'm not an expert in Synthesis.
I've only just started dipping into it.
I'm looking at all the different methods for saw generation (With low to no aliasing, in mind) I'm likely to look at this topic after covering some basic distortion stuff., I'm still doing my research.Thanks for the suggestion.
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@Christoph-Hart Great. Will try it.
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Nice! Following.
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@griffinboy Well done! Thank you for your time and your work, it's much appreciated :)
I'll soon dive into custom nodes so this will help me a lot! -
@griffinboy said in [Tutorial] How to create a c++ custom node:
I also have a general hise startup guide, but this is aimed at complete beginners.
And there are such people here! For example, it is doubly difficult for me, not only am I not a programmer, I also do not know English. But even in this situation, intuitively, from the picture, I try and learn. Such visual lessons really help to join the HISE family. Many thanks to all of you for this!
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This looks great @griffinboy thanks!
I was literally pondering how I'd prototype something in Python, and then port it over to HISE. I reckon super basic Python prototype > c++ nodes > ScriptNode network using said nodes.
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I've done this before.
There is a workflow that I can share.But it's absolutely a working pipeline. All of my more complex projects (circuit simulation, physics sims) start out in python or matlab.
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@griffinboy I'd love to get a look at your process there!
