Support for mono-to-stereo

[Christoph Hart]

I've just added support for mono-to-stereo FX plugins to HISE. In order to use it, enable the Support Mono FX option in the Project settings, and then add the HI_SUPPORT_MONO_TO_STEREO compiler flag to the Extra Definitions for each platform:

I've tested it with Cubase, the JUCE plugin host and Reaper, but let me know if it doesn't work on a certain host - except for FL Studio, I don't want to hear anything about this one

[d.healey]

Excellent! Why no extra definition box for GNU/Linux? Is it not required or is it because we are hardcore and don't need no stinking (but convenient) boxes?

[dustbro]

@Christoph-Hart what took so long??? nn

[Christoph Hart]

@d-healey said in Support for mono-to-stereo:

because we are hardcore

Yupp

[ustk]

@d-healey What is GNU/Linux?

[d.healey]

@ustk It's what you probably refer to as Linux

The operating system is called GNU, Linux is a small (but important) part of it.

[orange]

Congrats @Christoph-Hart thank you, that's great news. Here is my debug report.

• I tried Win & Mac together. This feature works well on Pro Tools and Logic Pro X mono channels, it takes mono signal, process and converts a stereo output channel, sounds great! But it seems like this flag cancelled stereo channel support on Pro Tools and Logic Pro X. Because in stereo tracks, the stereo version of the plugin doesn't show up, Also Mono version doesn't show up too.

• The output selections should be made independantly in Preferences Page. Maybe the developer doesn't want "mono to mono". Or "Stereo to Stereo". So the separate boxes will be better option. (Like that: "Mono Support", "Stereo Support", "Mono to Stereo Support")

• NOTE: By the "mono to stereo" feature only for Pro Tools, Logic Pro X and Garage Band hosts. Other hosts doesn't affect that. You while debugging, you need to use these 3 hosts, not Cubase or Reaper...etc.

[Fortune]

@Christoph-Hart
Yeah in Logic pro X and Pro Tools, the stereo versions are not showing.

Did you fix that?