Live Granular Patch for FAUST or RNBO

[Oli Ullmann]

@griffinboy that would be really great! :-)

[sletz]

@Oli-Ullmann Possibly: https://faustlibraries.grame.fr/community/#granulation

[treynterrio]

this one is perfect but this doesnt work in HISE:

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if anyone gets this to work please let me know

[DabDab]

@treynterrio said in Live Granular Patch for FAUST or RNBO:

this doesnt work in HISE:

Working the code in HISE. No error comes up.

[oskarsh]

@DabDab @treynterrio
can confirm the code is working fine in HISE.

Keep in mind when using this code or any other Faust code to respect the License in this case GPLv3. Many companies shy away from this license since you will need to open source your code to the public as well (restrictions apply). This is why many commercial companies stay away from code using the GPLv3 License.

https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
https://www.tldrlegal.com/license/gnu-general-public-license-v3-gpl-3

[treynterrio]

@DabDab I can open it too. but it doesn't sound right. I don't got any sound of it even if I change the process in the console everything I get out of it is loud noise like the gain is set to +100 it blows my speakers

[HISEnberg]

@treynterrio I can vouch for this, Ive worked with this code in HISE as well. I recall one setting working okay but it is very easy to break, and the windowing/buffer don't work well within HISE.

[Oli Ullmann]

@HISEnberg
Can you tell me where I need to use the Granola Code? In a script effect that is located in the chain of a sound generator? I can load the effect and see the buttons, but I don't get any sound.

Do you perhaps have a snippet?

[HISEnberg]

@Oli-Ullmann I never figured out why, perhaps it relates to the channel count but I never really got the gronola example working. I ended up working a solution out in gen~ but more recently have moved to C++ for this as I find it much easier to follow and implement.

[Oli Ullmann]

@HISEnberg
Ah ok, thank you for the info! :-) Then I have to search for another granular solution.