https://forum.hise.audio/topic/429/load-font-example-please/10 Is the dynamics working on instrument plugins? And which host are you using?

Ah, well, or, instead of adding another hardcoded path for the waveform generator... you could probably draw your own waveform in the already existing wavetable synth? (I just found it...) Master Chain + -> Wavetable Synthesizer

i figured out the issue after all the others was asio4all. finally upgraded

ok i can paid somebody to do that... do you know where i can found this developper profile?

...and so it begins...

HISE —help shows you the options for command line usage. I am using this for building projects on a build server. It might be possible that it doesn‘t work on Linux because I only used it for macOS / windows so far.

@aombk For some modules like envelopes, EQs, etc. you can add the built in modulators. If it doesn't have the option for using the built in one you either need to write your own module or modulate the parameters through scripting.

@christoph-hart So isn't there any way to do it in HISE?

The user can resize the UI but in steps (125%, 150%, ...). Making it stepless would end up in plugin sizes of 102,38% and while it would still look OK when using only vectors, it would definitely mess up any image interpolation...

@christoph-hart if you have a chance play with equator, as on some presets with lots of release you will be able to hear it. (Alternatively just fire up your favourite midi monitor utility). Would be good to confirm this behaviour, as your unit may be newer than mine. (Assuming it's hardware related- silent refresh etc)

@d-healey example found https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AIzhYPBm6Cw

A better question is that how can Hise have the same Build and Version number, yet have completely different results? I figured we would build the latest and greatest this week to make sure all bugs were gone and the new version actually lost the feature that the May build had correct.

@d-healey It's all good

@christoph-hart I will use this technique! Very good suggestion thanks

Resurrecting this topic because normalisation is something I keep coming back to. Here's my current problem. I have a sample recorded on three mics, when normalised the close mic gets boosted +38dB while the other two mics are only boosted by about +30dB (these are for ppp dynamic samples). So if I bring my samples into HISE and merge the multi-mic I could drop the volume of each mic accordingly using a simple gain mod, not a problem for this simple example. However that is only one sample of one dynamic, when I look at a higher dynamic the close is boosted by +20, the decca +3, and the hall mics +9. So now dropping each mic overall no longer works. Even if I could control the volume of each mic for each zone it would take hours to get the volumes where they should be. What about if I could put the volume boost into the sample meta data and HISE could read it and restore each sample to it's original volume?

@christoph-hart Yeah as long as the loop points it settles on are the same across all mics to avoid phasing/chorusing. The XFade also helps to hide the seams nicely. Is there a way to enable/disable looping via scripting? Or a way to limit the number of times the sample is looped?

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@jackburns Yes

Nope, that's not on their feature list unfortunately so it's unlikely to happen...