@Oli-Ullmann I was only able to solve the problem by loading it from a .json file. Which was then saved by pressing a button

@d-healey this works for me to now, thank you!!!

@d-healey ok now I've seen what I've doing wrong

@d-healey when I hold the loop it loops until I release it and then it takes 50 to loop out

Let's say I'm going to make a VST and I create each preset with just a one shot in the Sampler. How do I save these presets so that I can open them again afterwards?

Can I create a dropdown menu to choose my preset at the end?

@d-healey Got it working!

@d-healey got it to work

@Natan thats what I'm looking for! thank you

@d-healey now it works! thanks for your time and help

@d-healey ok I finally got it!!! thanks for your help I really appreciate that

@HISEnberg I think it's because of the window. I would appreciate the rnbo reverse delay

Hi there, I've found this Reverse Delay code for Faust online but when I try to use it it in script node it cracks a lot. Does anyone know how to fix it?

declare name "reversedelay";

import("stdfaust.lib");
MAX_DELAY = 48000;
phasor_phase(dtime,phase)= ((os.lf_rawsaw(dtime)+phase)% dtime) :int; //phase shift in sample
indexphasor(dtime,phase) = phasor_phase(dtime*2,phase)<: <=(dtime),(*(-1)+dtime*2),_ : select2; //folded triangle
delay_module(dtime,phase) = rwtable(MAX_DELAY,0.0,indexphasor(dtime,phase):int,_,indexphasor(dtime,phase+1):int):window with{
  window =  *( sin(0.5*ma.PI* phasor_phase(dtime,phase)/dtime));
};//init have to be 0.0 floating point
reversedelay_mono(dtime) = _<:delay_module(dtime,0),delay_module(dtime,dtime/2):>_;
reversedelay_pingpong(dtime,spread,fb) =  (si.bus(2),pingpong_premix :>reversedelay_mono(dtime),reversedelay_mono(dtime)) ~ distribute with{
  distribute = _,_<:*(1-spread),*(spread),*(spread),*(1-spread):+,+:fbgain;
  pingpong_premix = _,_<:_,*(spread),*(0),*(1-spread):>+,+;
  fbgain = *(fb) ,*(fb*si.interpolate(spread,1,0.5));
};
reversedelay_pingpong_mix(dtime,spread,fb,mix) = _,_<:_,_,reversedelay_pingpong(dtime,spread,fb):ro.cross2 : si.interpolate(mix),si.interpolate(mix);
process =reversedelay_pingpong_mix(hslider("delaytime",20000,0,MAX_DELAY-1,1),hslider("spread",0,0,1,0.001),hslider("fb",0,0,0.9999,0.001),hslider("mix",0,0,1,0.001));

@d-healey that's what I tried first I've cleaned build folder and tried to compile a test project

@d-healey that doesn't work either

@d-healey yes I'm always use it as standalone

@d-healey said in Build failed CompileC:

the newest 4.1.0
Which commit?

the newest I've downloaded it yesterday

@Morphoice the newest 4.1.0

@d-healey AU and VST3 both doesn't work building VST3 doesn't say this Build Carbon Recources but this CompileC error

@d-healey

that's what comes before the Build Carbon resources and ** BUILD FAILED**

Compiling FX plugin Plugintest ...
    Building targets in manual order is deprecated - check "Parallelize build for command-line builds" in the project editor, or set DISABLE_MANUAL_TARGET_ORDER_BUILD_WARNING in any of the targets in the current build to suppress this warning
▸ Compiling include_juce_gui_extra.mm
▸ Compiling include_melatonin_blur.cpp
▸ Compiling include_juce_product_unlocking.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_osc.cpp
▸ Compiling include_juce_opengl.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_gui_basics.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_graphics.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_events.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_dsp.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_data_structures.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_cryptography.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_core.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_audio_utils.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_audio_processors.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_audio_plugin_client_utils.cpp
▸ Compiling include_juce_audio_plugin_client_VST_utils.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_audio_formats.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_audio_devices.mm
▸ Compiling include_juce_audio_basics.mm
▸ Compiling include_hi_zstd_3.mm
▸ Compiling include_hi_zstd_2.mm
▸ Compiling include_hi_zstd_1.mm
▸ Compiling include_hi_tools_02.cpp
▸ Compiling include_hi_tools_01.cpp
▸ Compiling include_hi_streaming.cpp
▸ Compiling include_hi_snex_62.cpp
▸ Compiling include_hi_snex_61.c

@d-healey no, that's all about the error that is in the terminal. I can check again at which step it stops exactly, but it stops almost immediately.