This is happening too much. Hise sometimes is not saving archive or .xml properly and I'm losing my work and start coding again.

I'm saving an archive then save an xml. Close hise and reopen it. Check saved files. They are missing latest entries.
I really don't what is causing this. Can you help me please?

@DanH Thank you DanH. I used a custom panel and changed openGL settings. as you suggested. disabling openGL from custom panel worked in my case. Now reaper is without lagginess when using spectrum analyzer.

@orange thank you so much. I tried it and David's custom tooltip is working fine on this project.

@mehmethand ok I found the solution. I need load all images into pool.

Engine.loadImageIntoPool("{PROJECT_FOLDER}XXX.png");

I found this with a little search.

https://support.google.com/youtube/contact/brand_request?hl=en

https://about.meta.com/brand/resources/instagram/icons/

https://about.twitter.com/content/dam/about-twitter/en/brand-toolkit/downloads/twitter-external-brand-guidelines-01272021.pdf

I didn't search deeply but as far as I understand if you have permission from the brands, if the logo fits brand's criteria and if the link is directed to them I won't have trouble.

@d-healey I 've just installed the latest branch now. It seems to be fixed in the latest develop branch. Thank you.

Hi, I want to use midi keyboard notes to change the state of a button but user should decide which note will be used for this action. So I need " midi note learning" . A simple example would be great. Thanks.

I managed to do what I want. Thank you David. Here is the snipset if needed.

HiseSnippet 942.3ocsV02aaSDF+bZ81rggXR7AvZ+AxVrERJC1jFQTZZJKBZWzxnLIDZ5p8k3S87cd9N2tHT+Nu8I.ddNaO6rkMfHlUTRdd6te2yK+NOqPEyzZUAww6oqxYDmO0c9JoIcbJkKISOj37YtGS0FVQPkpCVkS0ZVBwwYmeBU33sKw97pe3.pfJiYspHjSU7X1uvy3lVsy1+m4BwQzD1S4Yc79d6OMVIGqDpR.O63NfjSiOmtjcBEcqmKw4ZSR3FUwbC0vzDmcOPkrZdp5RYk+mx07yDLTXHYNrPUpORIRPDiZIiS4hjYMmaMAVkYsYgcpxBeg6w7D9az2lM9bqgf1H5lOb5sN71YM3MrK7FzAda.RNcfztUP5VtyiK34lVKHd9D2oRn3rfBo8tPoxWRuW2ycrB7PZ5mQOmcTAH7lHB2avf6D.eE8PeeH0qMAWPKBlQkLQvnfl.WxLiUY4JIHDd6bz5swHr90WyLyfri4IpRCWxBWTJiMbkLbYj+e56sDcnplFV8it+YhRFr.fsEPivSXwlveG.B7wjx0398a7DSZXTqhGw3KSMgQ+Atwd7EAgMVNkBqVXTvnQACi78fsbi6YAKA2xq78XBMy2yeSNcYJ2zAYSDBdtl8eCbWsVp4XUolMlJDmAsxs4F1EPtDyOX9NczwTSZe8KJLgM+K7s1rudu6Zio+Ki9p+QeVEgX.SRoe+n2wIaYwpU2j8pBKVviOuJMYMWvxwBaXzC877uJ.dpOc3SyQIPIOQYXOVFZWW+q7CdaSKVrQaX6UgRHXEazLxMT7gBLTVlcFq3NPOK1O03HLvr9Tn66eJrKIQbU2dGGUxoRt4w4L46i5fTOh.+6WmdH0PwQ2Zcfe4rBCGgfygrK.dvpAYO2CY5yMpbqu0yUDmqarVuYyXN1AQ3vv70csibjW1xTdx9qZElt+kXoETbsY0rto1FxtZfNP0kM8gZjGaLVs0AeYviTWvJ.V42gwA35TIkBpYcBPj0u1.TOVi0AYVjZtYU2aE9eiU7eKDuk6LtINcyXr2FvHT09Xfw56Rto6jEK.NtV.tq6QO6iyEGjJV3k.EQAGZXbOoLaNPsEyfcWBcQ37fSOrysRd.JiYf4LYhU3ufmZiCQYmZiCaLRxnwEpmGWMEh2VcCqF.SR6E0dvaL.xACI1ISHN2A8GPxfKNedbLd7uKLLs4X1aKh4a1hXt2VDy2tEw7caQL2eKh4AevXv2Y4GKMprpwAPwrIV5JGmIRJzYY6BI+8mZkr8

@d-healey ok I found the solution. I deleted HISE and rebuild it again now everything is working fine. So I learned something more. When things go weird, rebuild HISE again.

@orange I hate it when I spend hours on problems with such simple solutions. Thank you so much again.

@Christoph-Hart said in Instant crash when loading any faust dsp to the module:

@Lindon damn, alright then. macOS or windows?
macOS arm 64 bit

• HISE (dev build f29b76b7) + FAUST 2.85.5 >> crashes when loading any dsp file
• HISE (dev build f29b76b7) + FAUST 2.74.6 >> works fine.

Sorry for bumping this. I'm in the middle of a project, wondering if I should switch back to old version that I used.

HISE – latest development build
FAUST – version 2.85.5 (latest)
Mac arm 64 builds
I successfully compiled HISE with FAUST enabled. However, when I try to load a dsp file into the FAUST module, HISE crashes instantly.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I found it.

local list = midiPlayer.getEventList();

for (e in list)
{
    if (e.isNoteOn() && e.getNoteNumber() == noteNumber)
        return true;
}

Hi, I’d like to read note number data from a loaded MIDI file. Is it possible to detect whether the file contains a specific MIDI note number (e.g. note 36)?

This code is working, but I want to slow down scrolling speed. How I can I do this?

const var Oscillator = Synth.getEffect("Oscillator");

const var dps = Synth.getDisplayBufferSource("Oscillator");

const var vp = dps.getDisplayBuffer(0);

const var properties = {
    "BufferLength":65536,
    "NumChannels": 2
};
vp.setRingBufferProperties(properties);

visualPanel.startTimer(50);

visualPanel.setTimerCallback(function()
{

		this.data.p = vp.createPath(
					    this.getLocalBounds(10),
					    [0, -1, -1.0, 1.0],
					    0.0 
					  );
		this.repaint();
		
});


visualPanel.setPaintRoutine(function(g)
{
	g.setColour(Colours.white);

	if(isDefined(this.data.p))
		g.fillPath(this.data.p, this.getLocalBounds(10));
}); 

I solved the problem by editing the xml. file.

I have a strange problem here. I don't know what I've done wrong but callback functions ( on Notion, on Noteoff...) stopped working. I have no bypass code. Interface and midi player seems like there are bypassed but actually they are not.

@orange No, actually I don't know how to debug, I searched the forum several times for learning how to debug but I think it is a little bit complicated for me.