@Chazrox Thx, it was kind of tricky to code but makes it fun.
I thought about making it grabbable for potential updates.

I did it with Claude in two days. Most of the time was actuallly spend on a bug in the Juce module though, that david helped to fix. In the end I have 3 files in the Hise Source that needed changing.

Its not a gracious proces though.

I need to export first so it creates the batch file and set all files up from hise but it will choke on the Juce module missing. Then switch to Juce 8 (trivial, I have a script to switch easily), add the module / flag in Juce and start the batch file again.

There is some other stuff to set up like an encoded file so the connection can be set up secure and some settings on the Hise side need to be hooked up if you want the screen to dim and audio to block, but you do this once per product in Moonbase.

Honestly it works for me, but looking forward to supported integration. Moonbase is a great platform.

@ustk
Ha ha :-D
I feel exactly the same way!

@David-Healey I ended up with this problem after following the video so I'll give the appstore method a try

@smm-panel Honesty strikes spams again...

@ustk Hmm.. I think I'll keep away from it for now. Don't need it for a while yet, thankfully.

@Yannrog Yes, loop over your list of sample maps and use if statements to place the sample map names into two new arrays.

Then use those arrays to populate your comboboxes.

Just giving this one a bump. Same problem as before.

Each heavyweight function (loading presets, samples, etc) gracefully fades out the audio, suspends the processing and then resumes audio processing. This is a core engine behaviour and you can't do anything about it. Changing this will create audio glitches, incontinuities and crashes.

@observantsound Confirmed here on Linux

@ustk take my money! 😆

@ustk Thank you so much,

This it it.

@manued12 said in Looking for HISE help – Simple Sample Mapping + Looping:

Files are already correctly named and prepared

If they are named well all of the steps except the looping can be done in about 30 seconds using the token parser.

So you're basically paying someone to loop your samples - I would suggest looking into auto loopers like LoopAuditioneer first - because anyone taking the gig is going to be doing that ;)

@Sifres @dannytaurus I've started to add this because its already a popular method to use a slider to make peak meters. Coming soon! 👍

@BWSounds In that case try a different xcode version, one up or down from your current one - not sure which I'm using, it's been a while.

Also only use the JUCE6 branch, JUCE8 is currently broken.

Thank you! That all makes sense