@ulrik Next challenge: port DOOM to HISE. If it exists it can run DOOM.

@lalalandsynth Awesome! A dedicated HISE discord is a great idea

@Dan-Korneff Thank you so much! this is amazing.

@nouslou I believe the all passes in bitwig work a bit differently. I watched a video yesterday on the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKuHMdX6_7s. And I attempted to remake it in script node, but it didn't sound like I expected it too. (Reverb is at around 7 minutes)

@iamlamprey Using Machine Learning models in C++ can be quite tricky but here's an open source project by CHOW-DSP that uses machine learning and juce to model a Klon Centaur pedal.

I believe it uses RT Neural which is meant for real-time audio, however, the process should be somewhat similar.

https://github.com/jatinchowdhury18/KlonCentaur
https://github.com/jatinchowdhury18/RTNeural

Hopefully, this helps with getting the implementation working.

All the best!

@ulrik Next challenge: port DOOM to HISE. If it exists it can run DOOM.

From some testing, I believe there may be a bug with the FM oscillator. Since no matter the context it only outputs to the left channel. The only workaround I've found is to use a mono2stereo module, but I'm pretty sure that just doubles the left channel.

Edit: the FM oscillator is monophonic. Thanks for the insight Christoph!

@Christoph-Hart This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much.

Hi!

So a small question about the C++ custom module. I can get juce modules working within the class through some hacky workarounds. However, I was wondering if there was a better way to create a wrapper for things like the juce process specs, since they can't be easily converted to the process specs HISE uses.

Thank you!

@johnmike Hmmm, check the modulator if it's the correct modulator for your pitch wheel. And also make sure that you make the values of your pitch wheel knob 0-1 so there's a 1:1 value ratio between the modulator and the knob. Hopefully one of those is the issue