Channel Amount Mismatch when converting to monolith
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@jeffd actually its still not really working
the files are all exactly the same length and im getting the mismatch error for another set of samples.
am i missing something?
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@jeffd said in Channel Amount Mismatch when converting to monolith:
am i missing something?
Send me some samples :)
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@jeffd I don't see any issues with those samples. Are they the ones that it's giving the error about?
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@David-Healey
yeah the newest set of samples with problems lol.
gonna try to just restart my computer etc.see if that helps.
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Is there some setting or a good practice to loading samples that keeps HISE from crashing when loading samples?
I am using the file name token parser,
using multimic and note name and ignoring the first string.
Like so:MIDS8_ROOM_C#1
I cant figure out what I am doing wrong here.
sometimes it works and sometimes it does not.
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@jeffd said in Channel Amount Mismatch when converting to monolith:
using multimic and note name and ignoring the first string.
Don't use multimic in the filename token parser - I think it's glitchy but I could be wrong. I always do the merge after I've dropped in all the samples using the option in the context menu.
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@David-Healey said in Channel Amount Mismatch when converting to monolith:
do the merge after I've dropped in all the samples using the option in the context menu.
that must be my problem
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@jeffd said in Channel Amount Mismatch when converting to monolith:
where is the context menu?
Select all the samples, right click in the mapping window, Tools > Merge into multi mic samples
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@David-Healey ah i see.
ill keep trying that from here on out
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@jeffd @David-Healey Is there any solution to this problem yet? I have the same issue even when merging all mic positions via the rightclick tools option.
it appears that this windows error window shows up if you create a new samplemap after the multimic samplemap was loaded with a different amount of mic positions. It kind of somehoiw transfers that to the new samplemap being made.
So as a workaround I did one of each samplemap with multimic amounts on another project and put them into my sampler right before I create a new samplemap with similar amount of mic positions, that worked for me.
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@elemen8t said in Channel Amount Mismatch when converting to monolith:
Is there any solution to this problem yet?
Only what I posted above, I haven't been able to recreate the issue
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@elemen8t
i can only get it to work using the method david mentioned:Select all the samples, right click in the mapping window, Tools > Merge into multi mic samples
the samples do have to be ...exactly the same length for each mic position.
also, doesnt work in juce 8 last time i checked. if you are using juce 8.
