Is using Faust with Rhapsody possible?
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This is great to hear and yes option 2 is absolutely the way forward. I have read through the comments since yesterday and it all sounds very encouraging.
From my point of view, I really like the Rhapsody boilerplate and the player. The route from developing a library to making it available for sale is quick with no code signing or not notarizing. It's a great player and I would like to support it going forward.
As I stated in my initial post, the downside is not being able to utilise the Faust effects, which for me makes it very limiting with the standard HISE effects.
I am new to HISE and Faust but after compiling HISE I almost immediately enabled Faust to have access to more complex effects. So, I have not explored many of the Faust effects.
My main requirements are good reverbs, something similar to ValhallaShimmer. The Faust greyhole reverb is excellent and if possible I would like to have this and grain generator included in the Rhapsody template but of course there are many more that I do not even know about...yet!
For me, I am not so concerned about having the ability to edit to tweak any Faust effects available in Rhapsody. I simply would like access to better effects in HISE to use while developing a Rhapsody library.
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@j-dennis said in Is using Faust with Rhapsody possible?:
grain generator
whats grain generator? I cant find it in the Faust lib.
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Maybe we should agree on the best format/structure?
Sure, so my suggestion would be:
- one .dsp file per effect in the Faust code library path (in this case zita_reverb.dsp)
- one .xml file that has the exact same name as the effect (in this case
XmlPresetBackups/zita_reverb.xml) - the XML preset loads a network that is saved to disk with the same file name and the appendix
_wrapper(so in this exampleDspNetworks/Networks/zita_reverb_wrapper.xml. This network has the compile flag set to true (so that it reference the faust effect when you compile it.
Feel free to add suggestions or modifications, once we've agreed on a structure I'll update the Readme.
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I have uploaded for the first time on GitHub for HISE. Let me know is it working or not. If I have mistaken please do let me know, I am new so not good in Github system. I have started it recently and I am learning it.
I have created three ChaosFlanger, MonoFlanger & DJFlanger effects.
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I have also added compiled .dll files so that you can use directly insideHardcodedMasterFX. However you can delete .dll and compile your own. -
Is it one of the Faust examples - https://faustdoc.grame.fr/examples/bela/#graingenerator
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@DabDab thanks for getting the ball rolling. I'll take a look at the effects tomorrow.
However I think we need to establish a few more rules to keep the repository tidy. This is not meant as critizism to you, especially if you're new to the Github workflow it's not obvious, but:
- please no binary files. The dll's have no place in the repository as it's only intended to house source code. All they do is blow up the repository size which makes the checkout process slow. People can compile this themselves (they need to do it anyways if they start porting the effects over to their projects).
- I wouldn't use one project folder per FX, but put them all into one project. This way you can quickly browse all the available effects by selecting different files in the faust node (or by loading different networks).
I'll reorder your commits so you can see what I mean. Once we get these organisational things sorted, it should be a bit more creative.
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@Christoph-Hart Thanks for understanding my endeavor.
I have corrected what I did previously. Deleted Binary .dll
Now it looks something like this.. Let me know If I did anything weird in terms of GitHub.
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I have added Simple Stereo Phaser Effects.
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Great initiative !
Some additional Faust DSP projects with source code can be found here : https://faust.grame.fr/community/powered-by-faust/
and here: https://github.com/grame-cncm/faust/tree/master-dev/examples -
BTW: this code https://github.com/christoph-hart/faust_fx_library/blob/main/FaustFXLibrary/DspNetworks/CodeLibrary/faust/zita_reverb.dsp is not Zita rev, but JPVERB. See https://faustlibraries.grame.fr/libs/reverbs/
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@sletz said in Is using Faust with Rhapsody possible?:
BTW: this code https://github.com/christoph-hart/faust_fx_library/blob/main/FaustFXLibrary/DspNetworks/CodeLibrary/faust/zita_reverb.dsp is not Zita rev, but JPVERB. See https://faustlibraries.grame.fr/libs/reverbs/
Oops. When I did screen recording I did thw mistake. I forgot to add actual ZitaReverb. I will add it soon !
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@sletz said in Is using Faust with Rhapsody possible?:
Great initiative !
Some additional Faust DSP projects with source code can be found here : https://faust.grame.fr/community/powered-by-faust/
and here: https://github.com/grame-cncm/faust/tree/master-dev/examples -
Added two More effects :
Simple Zita Reverb & Stereo Phaser
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In case you missed it, I created a wiki page on the repo for possible effects to include. All suggestions are welcome :D
Possible effects to include
A community collection of Faust powered FX for usage in HISE - Possible effects to include · christoph-hart/faust_fx_library Wiki
GitHub (github.com)
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@Christoph-Hart said in Is using Faust with Rhapsody possible?:
@DabDab thanks for getting the ball rolling. I'll take a look at the effects tomorrow.
However I think we need to establish a few more rules to keep the repository tidy. This is not meant as critizism to you, especially if you're new to the Github workflow it's not obvious, but:
- please no binary files. The dll's have no place in the repository as it's only intended to house source code. All they do is blow up the repository size which makes the checkout process slow. People can compile this themselves (they need to do it anyways if they start porting the effects over to their projects).
- I wouldn't use one project folder per FX, but put them all into one project. This way you can quickly browse all the available effects by selecting different files in the faust node (or by loading different networks).
I'll reorder your commits so you can see what I mean. Once we get these organisational things sorted, it should be a bit more creative.
I've added the oberheim and korg filters, as a basic starting point (they are very simple to implement)- I think I did everything correctly - let me know - or fix it if you like - if its not all OK,
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@Lindon Good addition.
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@Christoph-Hart At the moment you are collection ideas for what Faust effects to integrate in to HISE/Rhapsody. Do you know roughly when you will implement the integration? I see there is some great effects already included on the GutHub page. Would you maybe integrate some of the Faust example effects in to Rhapsody first?
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@j-dennis bump
