Delay Effect Produces Static In Compiled FX Plugin. Need Help!
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In Hise, the delay effect works perfectly as an effect either on an instrument or as an effect. When I compile the plugin as an Effect plugin (there are no audio modules at all in the plugin), the Delay effect produces static and is ultimately unusable.
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I do not know how to create a scriptnode delay such as the one Hise comes with
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I have already built a quite intricate plugin using the standard delay and I am beyond my deadline for my client.
Has anybody run across a fix for using the Hise Delay in a compiled Effect plugin? I really need a save here
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@Mwins hard to tell without taking a look at you project. The delay effect works fine, the noise is probably coming from something in your project.
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@Matt_SF thanks, that's a good thought, trying that now. Lets see.
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@Matt_SF said in Delay Effect Produces Static In Compiled FX Plugin. Need Help!:
@Mwins hard to tell without taking a look at you project. The delay effect works fine, the noise is probably coming from something in your project.
Try to build a plugin with only the delay module and see if the noise is still here.So I just compiled a fresh plugin with nothing other than a delay in it and I am still getting the same static. I'm using the same cpu I load hundreds of other plugins through with no issue so I know its not my setup. I'm thinking its either a setting or a bug. I haven't messed with the plugin settings at all.
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@Mwins Hi, what kind of noise do you have? Is permanent or when you move a parameter? What version of HISE are you using?
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Which Hise branch are you using to build your plugin? master or development?
With the delay, are you using IR samples with the convolution at the same time?
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@orange Yes. It is a delay and it has IR samples in a reverb. @Soundavid I'm Using the latest develop branch just before this last update released a few days ago. The static seems to be happening on the delayed signal.
Weird discovery: if I turn the feedback on the delay to 0 on both left and right channels, the static actually goes away... It has to stay on zero or its right back
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@Mwins Is the IPP enabled? When the IPP is on, convolution reverb can cause distortion acording to the IR sample. Maybe the issue is not related to the delay. I suggest compiling the plugin again with IPP disabled.
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@Mwins I had a similar problem with the FX before, but the problem was only in Logic Pro and only when using Send Containers. However I don't like the build in Delay FX very much, not really smoothed parameters and too much Scripting to using it in a Stereo mode, you can build a really functional and Simple Delay in Scriptnode like this:
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@Soundavid this works incredibly well, thanks for sharing