@d-healey thank you

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RE: Intel Performance Primitives
could you point me where to edit oh wise one @d-healey
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RE: Intel Performance Primitives
@d-healey ahhhh wow that was very impressive detective work!
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RE: Intel Performance Primitives
@d-healey a brain bender! following along ive tried all the above. ive also tried including the paths in the Additional Include Directories in the project properties (Project -> [project name] Properties, under C/C++ | General). but ho change
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RE: Intel Performance Primitives
@d-healey said in Intel Performance Primitives:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\oneAPI\ipp\latest\lib
thanks! that let me compile hise with oneapi default linking but im still getting error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'ipp.h': No such file or directory when i try compiling a vst with ipp :(
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RE: Intel Performance Primitives
@d-healey okay thanks for the guidance ill try it a couple different things
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RE: Intel Performance Primitives
pretty sure i need it, im drawing fft and getting some static. should i try an older hise version?
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RE: Intel Performance Primitives
now im getting C1083: Cannot open in
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RE: Intel Performance Primitives
switching back to the deprecated library has worked, im pretty sure my old installation still existed but might be because i installed oneApi
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RE: Intel Performance Primitives
actually yes static library was enabled, i changed to Yes and the error is the same @d-healey
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RE: Intel Performance Primitives
@d-healey ah nope let me give that a try
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actually ive just installed it, and rebooted but im still getting error C1083: Cannot open in
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Intel Performance Primitives
do we still need to use older versions of IPP? if so are they still possible to download? im not finding anything pre 2023. any got a link?
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RE: Restrict displayed frequency range of Parametriq EQ
i guess im confused on the difference between doing this with a waveform and doing it with an analyzer. the wave is using a paint routine but the analyzer is a display buffer. am i able to use a routine with the same buffer? is that efficient?
@ustk said in Restrict displayed frequency range of Parametriq EQ:
And you can get inspiration from here:
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/11023/snippet-a-zoomable-waveform-with-a-script-panel?_=1742900429232 -
RE: Restrict displayed frequency range of Parametriq EQ
@ustk hey so i was able to successfully clamp the frequency range! im trying to also extend it to the Spectrum Analyzer but its not working for me. Is it possible?
const var props = { "BufferLength": 1024, "WindowType": "Blackman Harris", "DecibelRange": [ -100.0, 0.0 ], "UsePeakDecay": false, "UseDecibelScale": true, "YGamma": 1.0, "Decay": 0.5, "UseLogarithmicFreqAxis": true, "MinFrequency": 20, "MaxFrequency": 160 };
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RE: Restrict displayed frequency range of Parametriq EQ
@ustk you sir are a legend
thank you so much
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RE: Restrict displayed frequency range of Parametriq EQ
edit: i already know how to do this with FFT but im talking about in the actual filter display
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Restrict displayed frequency range of Parametriq EQ
hey all, i am just wanting to know if its possible to display a specified frequency range only in the Parametriq EQ floatingtile FilterDisplay?
Example - 20hz - 250hz ONLY