HISE 4.0 - Wish List - Add yours.

[Straticah]

@CyberGen If anybody has a new GUI as a feature request i would be down to create a Figma LAF Template that makes the HISE UI keep up with Adobes, Dark Mode or any other simple/modern interface :) ...simmilar to what i did for @d-healey s amazing software.

[wellplacedmusic]

@aaronventure

+1 on the Sampler GUI, drag and drop manipulation. Vel ranges are hard to see clearly.
+1 on tokenizer. It beats Kontakt, but it's not reading ff to pp for me.

I think Hise would be more clear with less in some cases (removing buttons like *select all, deselect, undo/redo, zoom), so navigating more useful tools would be easier.

Not complaining... I'm loving basically everything so far.

[gorangrooves]

Please make HISE fully compatible with screen readers before adding new fancy features or releasing v4, so that blind users can properly use our existing software.

[Phelan Kane]

Per sample semi-tone pitch shifting. At the mo its just Cent (unless I'm mistaken).

This would allow peeps to transpose loops to fit BPMs ala the Akai S Series range. Uber 90s but sometimes nice when compared to time stretching. Sounds great on my S1100, S3000 and W30.

And a decent vintage sound crunch emu i.e. 12 bit, sample rate reduction, aliasing, 6th-order low-pass Butterworth filter etc. I've got some RNBO code to clone this:

https://www.inphonik.com/products/rx950-classic-ad-da-converter/

Anyone wanna wrap into C++ for use in a HISE built module??

Basically anything to help make breaks machines in HISE.

Yeah I'm old skool - old's cool after all...

P

[d.healey]

@Phelan-Kane should be possible with a pitch modulator I think

[alhug]

@Phelan-Kane said in HISE 4.0 - Wish List - Add yours.:

Per sample semi-tone pitch shifting. At the mo its just Cent (unless I'm mistaken).

you can change the root note of a sample to achieve this, I've played around with it a little bit and it works really well

[Lindon]

@Phelan-Kane said in HISE 4.0 - Wish List - Add yours.:

And a decent vintage sound crunch emu i.e. 12 bit, sample rate reduction, aliasing, 6th-order low-pass Butterworth filter etc.

There's already bit-reduction available...and butterworth filters are just filters that don't introduce ripples in the passband, SVF filters with the Q turned to zero give you the same effect.

[sakorada]

@gorangrooves said in HISE 4.0 - Wish List - Add yours.:

Please make HISE fully compatible with screen readers before adding new fancy features or releasing v4, so that blind users can properly use our existing software.

Yes, please
I've been trying to do this also, please make this possible.
I heard about the NVDA screen reader, but the NVDA scripting doc is out-of-date I guess.