@Oli-Ullmann Can confirm your issue. It sounds rather similar to what I posted here (minus the noise about global modulation). I.e. Filters + Envelopes break down in a polyphonic setting in HISE.

@trillbilly If anyone hits the same problem, I got around it by using a tempo-synced ramp and a couple compare nodes to simulate the timers engagement.

Simple and works.

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@JC Good point about the splash screen. It's probably not legally 'clean' to use JUCE 6 and also not have a splash screen. Morally, that's up to you.

As I said before, if you're selling a closed source plugin and you have even moderate success, you'll be on the $40/mo JUCE plan pretty quickly anyway, which makes it legally and morally fine.

@pelle In the pooled resources folder you'll find .dat files for the images. Place it in the plugin's app data folder

I'm pretty sure HISE has shown up at some point on Audioz.net with a rapidshare download link. Fun times back then, no looming AI apocalypse, just good ol' copyright theft by script kiddies.

@DanH
Ha ha 😂 Good question! 🙂

I'm building a fairly extensive synth plug-in. It has 4 layers, each with 4 sound engines. Each layer has 4 insert and 4 send effects, a master effects section, 4 arpeggiators, and a main page.
Since I'm using the new HISE modulation system, each parameter really needs its own UI element, which is why there are so many.

@cassettedeath You can find a lot of brand vector logos on Wikimedia Commons:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cubase_6_logo.svg

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You don't usually need permission to use the logos but you do sometimes need to attribute them and follow the brand's guidelines.

A blanket statement should be good: "DAW logos are trademarks of their respective owners." as long as you don't imply any sort of affiliation or link with the company.

Safest way is to just use text, no logos, like:

"VST3/AU/AAX versions. Works with Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, Reaper, Bitwig."

@DanH Got a snippet?

@David-Healey Solved! I've simply moved the font outside the font folder and removed the "Font/".

@Christoph-Hart PR sent, I'm not being precious about it so feel free to close again, good to get the practice in 😆

@pelle There is no decompressor, so always keep your original files.

@griffinboy

Solved, it was me being silly. I checked and it was only certain projects that had the issue.
After investigation I found what I had done wrong:

#include <Windows.h>

^ I had used this line in my c++ nodes,
And it happens that Windows.h has methods with the same naming as some of the Hise files, creating a conflict.

The include was actually in a dsp file that I wasn't even using, which is how I missed it.
But when Hise goes to compile as VST it runs every c++ dsp file, and so the error flagged.

@Christoph-Hart fixed thanks!

Oh, but this style sheet should correctly assign the label selector to the outer UI component - I assume you don't use it with nested UI components? Can you make a minimal example?

Hi David, sorry for the late response, I just got my internet back up today. Just wanted to let you know the export is working perfectly now, even with that warning popping up. Thanks for the help!

@David-Healey That's what I initially suspected too. But no I haven't changed architectures.

Edit: Actually it seems to do with my authorization/licensing system, it's triggering HISE's activate system. I left the RSA.xml in the project folder so just removing it clears up the error.

Solution here: https://forum.hise.audio/topic/12825/errors-when-exporting-to-vst3/3

By the power of Claude I've added drawThumbnailMarkers and extended drawThumbnailRange to include sample start, loop crossfade, and release ranges.

This is quite a big PR in terms of number of lines of code changed. I started this before Christoph added the new workflow documentation so it hasn't been through that checking process.

Here's the PR. To pull this into your own fork:

Add Christoph's repo as a remote called upstream (if you haven't already) git remote add upstream https://github.com/christophhart/HISE.git Run git fetch upstream pull/885/merge:pr-885-merge Checkout the branch of your fork you want to merge to Run git merge pr-885

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@Lindon Looks like the JUCE sub module was added on the 8th of January, so try end of December.