Thank you Christoph
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@Lindon said in Thank you Christoph:
It will happen - it is just taking me a fair amount of time to move thru all the "big" companies trying to convince them...
Then they all bail on
Step 1: Build HISE from source
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@aaronventure but there are halfway recent installers available now - but it‘s a good reminder to launch the build server and do the 4.0.0 release :)
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@aaronventure said in Thank you Christoph:
@Lindon said in Thank you Christoph:
It will happen - it is just taking me a fair amount of time to move thru all the "big" companies trying to convince them...
Then they all bail on
Step 1: Build HISE from sourceOh I'm not trying to convince them to build and write stuff in HISE, I'm trying to convince them I should build stuff in HISE for them....
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@obolig I appreciate that @Christoph-Hart has been a lot more active on the forum here. I may be in the minority in thinking that HISE doesn't need any more features – just more information about the ones that already exist. There's more than people realize, with direct access to FFT bins being the universal Turing machine of DSP.
In terms of companies using HISE, within the context of the ones I work with and advise, there is potentially significant interest in the JavaScript engine (not the sampler elements). From my perspective, the outwardly-facing obstacle is that there simply needs to be more than one person behind it to provide the necessary stability, maintenance of knowledge assets, and overall mitigation of inherent risk that is inherent with incorporating external systems into existing commercial ecosystems.
