this is a vido of the issue https://youtu.be/5K1IUFbd8VE
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RE: instrument plugin no soundposted in Bug Reports
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RE: Compiling for Windows on ARM64 VM?posted in General Questions
@shashwatshukla i thouht the m1 macs have a "wine" type thing (rosetta) that translates X86 instructions into ARM instructions. also, you can run hise natively on mac.
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instrument plugin no soundposted in Bug Reports
so, i'm trying to get my instrument plugin to work, i've exported samples as monolith and exported the vst3 plugin.
in my DAW, on first open, it asks me to install samples (find my .hr1 file) i double click it, it asks me where to extract the samples. they extract, and the instrument UI opens up.. but there is no sound.
i am using linux. wondows was a crawl on this laptop for somee reason even though its an 8th gen i5 and has 8gb ram.i am using @David-Healey fork of hise for linux. (he linked it in a random thrad that i found when googling my linux problems)
also, snex_shaper turns into a back and forth 'copy this. oh it doesn't work,' between me and AI. (i was trying to add disrtortion to my ps1 reverb effect plugin)
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How to install hise on a chromebook (with the linux container)posted in Newbie League
So i thought i'd write this guide cos i've had a lot of issues and i've had AI helping me along the wway. i've also wrote more detail about it on a post on my buymeacoffee page.
here's the guide:
Build and downloadpaste these commands
sudo apt-get install faust wait for it to do its thing
git clone --branch develop https://github.com/christophhart/HISE wait for it to clone it into your home directory
cd ~/HISE
git submodule update --init --recursive this installs Juce
cd ~/HISE/JUCE/extras/Projucer/Builds/LinuxMakefile
make CONFIG=Release this compiles JUCE so you can run hise
~/HISE/JUCE/extras/Projucer/Builds/LinuxMakefile/build/Projucer --resave "~/HISE/projects/standalone/HISE Standalone.jucer" Run this, it makes extra folders you need
nano ~/HISE/hi_backend/backend/ai_tools/RestServer.cpp Open this file, paste this in the file, after the #include statements.
"
#ifdef DELETE
#undef DELETE
#endif
"
And press ctrl+o, enter/return and ctrl+x and you'll be back in the main terminal.
cd ~/HISE/projects/standalone/Builds/LinuxMakefile paste this
and then this
make=CONFIG=Release -J4 ignore the pink warnings, they don't mean anything.
ls -l build/HISE test to see if it worked. if not, you get this?
ls: cannot access 'build/HISE': No such file or directory
LinuxMakefile$ cd ~/HISE/projects/standalone/Builds/LinuxMakefile
make CONFIG=Release run this. if it says something like "everything done," you've successfully made it.
find ~/HISE -name "HISE" -type f -executable run this to find hise
~/HISE/projects/standalone/Builds/LinuxMakefile/build$ cd LinuxMakefile/build run this and hise should open.
then, it's basically done, still with a tonne of errors but you can make it work.
heres the full posr: https://buymeacoffee.com/genghiskhan/guide-how-install-hise-x86-based-intel-amd-chromebook
Note: i have no idea what i'm doing, i just wanted to make cool vst's. tthe scriptnodes are cool. it reminds me of patcher or something. i mainly just wanna make cool effects with funny ui's.