HISE multiple outputs

[mwplugs]

@christoph-hart said in HISE multiple outputs:

HISE_NUM_PLUGIN_CHANNELS to 16 in the HISE

i cannot find this for the life of me. where in projucer. very vague.

[mwplugs]

@dustbro where. i looked in every menu and option in the projucer. or is it in the IDE where? what file what menu. i wish people wouldnt be so vague on here lol

[d.healey]

@mwplugs Yeah I can't find it either

[Dan Korneff]

It's in the Projucer. I'll post pics in a few

[Dan Korneff]

[d.healey]

@dustbro Oh I thought it was an checkbox/dropdown type thing. Makes sense now, thanks

[mwplugs]

that doesnt exist in the standalone. thats what im looking for. i see it in the plugin prjucer project but not the standalone

[Christoph Hart]

Yes the standalone version doesn't not support multichannels. If you need multichannels, use the plugin version.

[mwplugs]

@christoph-hart i cant use the plugin version because it does not load my project. it just hangs on on preloading and if i click it it freezes. plus the plugin isnt sizeable and is way larger than my laptop screen i cant even close it lol

[Christoph Hart]

Have you tried the latest version? I've made some fixes that addressed crashes when trying to load HISE projects in the plugin?

[Dan Korneff]

@Christoph-Hart Looks like I'm having some issues again with the multichannel plugin version of HISE. It appears that I have my samplers routed properly to the Container's Routing Matrix, and those are assigned to the HISE outputs correctly. It functions properly in HISE, but when I export the VST plug, all samplers default to output 1-2.
What I would expect is:
Sampler 1 output = 1-2
Sampler 2 output = 3-4
Sampler 3 output = 5-6
Sampler 4 output = 7-8
If you look at the Container's Routing Matrix, you can see Outputs 9, 13 and 15 are maxed out even when the samplers are sitting idle.

[Dan Korneff]

changing my number of sampler outputs to 16 makes makes the HISE meters return to normal.
Maybe I'll try to manually code the outputs to see what happens.

[Dan Korneff]

Manually coding the outputs didn't change a thing. The solution was to put each sampler into it's own container, and then assign those containers to the appropriate outputs. There's still something fishy going on with the routing though... Samplers can only be assigned to different outputs if the number of outputs from the container match the number of outputs in the master container.
For instance:

This will work:

But this will not work:

[d.healey]

Is it possible to assign different mic positions to different outputs?

[Dan Korneff]

@d-healey yes! I'll post details in one sec

[Dan Korneff]

@d-healey
https://youtu.be/YiTI5KPsOJw

[Dan Korneff]

And the channel assignment can be found in the samplemap xml.
In this instance
Ch 1 = DN
Ch 2 = OH
Ch 3 = ROOM
Ch 4 = UP

[Dan Korneff]

The video is a little choppy for some reason....
In short:

• Import samples
• merge multi mic samples (you'll notice that this increases the sampler's output capability in it's routing matrix)
• change Master Chain channel amount to desired number
• go back to sampler and assign the newly created outputs to the new master chain.

[d.healey]

Thank you! and is it possible to add UI controls to let the user change the routing?

[Dan Korneff]

@d-healey yes sir! I'll post a hise snippet in a few