@Christoph-Hart Bumpy bump ☺

@Christoph-Hart
Great, thank you very much! :-)

@Christoph-Hart
Ok, ScriptNode is really fantastic! When you integrate custom nodes such as precompiled RNBO effects, the possibilities are truly endless! Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention! :-)

One question I can't find the answer to:
How can I switch nodes on and off from the UI?

As far as I understand, I have to create a parameter with a range of 0-1, which I then connect to the node's power button. However, this doesn't work for me. Is there a trick to it? Simply connecting a cable between the parameter and the node's power button doesn't work.

Many thanks,
Oli

@lijas90 said in Image library:

@Sampletekk Delete everything in the Binaries folder and export again.

That did the trick! Everything works now! Thank you!!!

@Christoph-Hart Thanks!

@HISEnberg said in Third party node modulation output slot:

@ustk nice I basically setup the same system but just using HISE’s version of get/setLatencyInSamples. I’m assuming you are using the JUCE version of this in the C++ node? I believe HISEs API is exactly the same but I could be wrong.

Well my use case is different, I just compute my inner DSP latency for dry/mix situation in a split node, not reporting the whole latency of my project to the DAW...

Regarding what @Christoph-Hart and @griffinboy are saying, could oversampling help here?
Despite the fact it'll eat up some more CPU, of course...

@hyperphonias invert node

@d-healey It’s a bit old but.. I just wanted to say that I was able to get the internet connection working in the exported plugin using your fork of HISE (Linux). Thank you :) Not sure why it doesn’t work in the main dev HISE.

@Proteus1 said in Arpeggiator Sliderpacks for GUI operation / Mono Legato:

Component Specific Properties

Another question
regarding Mono/Legato

Are there component-specific properties for Legato with retrigger that can be switched to Legato Glide ,Portamento,?

I got this answer from the AI, but once again I can't find where to find the voice settings.

Variant 1: In a Sampler or Synth (e.g. Simple Synth / Wave Generator)
Open your synth module (e.g. Wave Generator or Simple Synth).
Go to the Voice Settings.
Activate:
Polyphony = 1
Legato Mode = On (or enable Glide / Portamento, depending on the module)
If you have an Amplitude Envelope (AHDSR), set:
Retrigger = Off
→ This keeps the envelope in its current phase during legato playing instead of restarting it.

I hope I'm not annoying you with my questions.

But if you search for hours and can't find a solution,

Big Hug Mike

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@Orvillain said in What are you using to build UI for your plugin? What's your preferred way and why?:

Do you have any resources on how to best optimize this conversion process?

Nothing in particular, I just select elements in figma to get the dimensions and fill settings, etc. and try and match that with my laf. If there are shadows or labels I might need to make the components larger than the dimensions of the figma element.

Unless I'm working for a client, I'm not always trying to make it 100% identical to the Figma, so if I nudge things around or adjust gradients in HISE, that kind of thing, I don't mind. It's easier than trying to force HISE to do something it can't do well, or that would require clumsy scripting.

@0x7887 Oh, I forgot to answer you. Your solution worked well!

@HISEnberg If in doubt, stalk @griffinboy 🤣

So following Chris's comment in that thread, it sounds like the node needs to inherit from:

public hise::TempoListener

And then you write a custom callback. Something like:

void tempoChanged(double newTempo) override { // yo bro, do a thing here innit fam bruv dudemeister for (auto& t : data) { t.bpm = newTempo; t.refresh(); } }

But I haven't tried it yet.

@Christoph-Hart @CatABC @Matt_SF @d.healey @ustk @ulrik
Ayy okay okay — major W on Mac! 🍏🔥 Just built HISE with the MIDI Overlay Panel mods, and everything’s runnin’ flawless. Tested on a Mac M2 (Apple Silicon) across Ableton, Logic, Reaper, and FL Studio — smooth like butter!

I even pushed it harder — multiple VST instances, duplicated MIDI tracks, saved, closed, and reopened projects on both Mac and Windows. Still no issues at all, and performance stayed clean and steady. 💪

Big thanks to everyone who helped out! Can’t wait to see an official HISE fix from @Christoph-Hart 👏🎶

@ILIAM

HISE-develop\hi_core\hi_components\midi_overlays
MidiOverlayFactory.h
Delete line 40 of this file：

: public DeletedAtShutdown

Then recompile HISE

@d-healey ok, many thanks sir! I am following the tutorial from here again https://audiodevschool.com/courses/hise-bootcamp/lessons/building-hise-on-windows/. You're doing a great job. I will subscribe to Patreon soon because I want to learn more.

@Christoph-Hart said in Question about compiling nodes:

as the autogenerated example node does.

Okay sweet that was my starting point so that explains it, muchas gracias

I'm guessing Windows doesn't have a Universal Binary system like Mac does?

@ustk I’m afraid I can‘t help here anymore - at some point I ended up writing a completely own JUCE wrapper inspired by Christophs work because I needed JUCE 8 especially for the graphics but also neural stuff - so i‘m working with c++ 20 and juce 8 for a bit now. But in general it is always possible to undefine something only in the c++ node and also you can look at what is throwing the error and look at breaking changes between the c++ standards and/or JUCE versions and revert the methods back.

@ustk Yeah you're right. That's fine for my purposes right now, as I'm just blasting out a quick prototype for my delay plugin to send to a mate.