@Christoph-Hart
Thank you! That's awesome!
I'm ready to deep dive into the new wavetable engine!

@d-healey

Thank you!

Seems like it should be a fx array in a specific format...

@d-healey

I've checked the wavetable creator before and didn't find it...

I think this might be a part of the new WavetableController Class, which is probably haven't been documented yet

there's a api for this but i don't know what the var supposed to be here

So i wonder if anybody has tried this before

@d-healey

sorry my bad... here's the github page:

HISE/hi_core/hi_modules/synthesisers/synths/WavetableSynth.h at develop · christophhart/HISE

The open source framework for sample based instruments - HISE/hi_core/hi_modules/synthesisers/synths/WavetableSynth.h at develop · christophhart/HISE

GitHub (github.com)

basically a bunch of functions in the PostFXProcessor.

Just discovered this in WavetableSynth.h

Anyone tried this before? How to use this in Hise?

I'm wondering if i could use my own warp functions here.

I just ran into this issue with xcode 15.0

Anybody solved this?

You could simply do it with 3 toggles

In1= A0 C0
In2= A1 C0
In3= B0 C1
In4= B1 C1

@d-healey Thank you! That helps!

I forgot there's also a document repo on github....

yeah, but seems like something is missing here...

Some codes in the in the document is partially missing.

Is there a WebSocket Sever snippet?

I have a external c++ node(rnbo) with several buffers and hise crushes when i feed samples into these buffers (no always but samples longer then 10s will definitely crash)

The dump file shows it was a Access Violation(0xc0000005) so I think maybe i didnt setup and check the buffers properly.

currently what's the best way to get a value of a variable in a webview?

I checked the webviewtest in hise tutorial but seems like the callFunction cannnot send the value to Hise properly.

@goldee
Of course you can simlply use a sampler to do this.
You can also try something like "micro sidechain" (which is basically inject the noise aound the 0 point) might give you a more natural sounding result

I tried this with three diiferent versions of Hise and one got crashed (961d7d9).

Here's debug result

I not sure but seems like there's a conflict occurred when the floating tile loading contents.

@dannytaurus

sorry this example maybe a lil bit misleading.. the "True Neutral" one looks lightweight because it is no smoothing, like a control group.

For the cpu usage, i'd say all of them are almost the same (excpet the "Chaotic Neutral" one are a lil bit higher but it actually does more things) Some of these are pretty versatile but none of these are work perfectly in all cases...

Recently I made this max gen patch which is a collection of all of parameter smooth algorithms i 've ever used in my dsp network (which is basicly for fun)

I personally use the "Chaotic Good" one the most , which is basically "delta value threshold + linear ramp + 0 detection" (almost used in 90% of my third party node)

One thing i'm pretty curious about is what is the most common smoothing algorithm that everybody is using now?
I found i really got no idea about this...

AI is currently really bad at writing DSP code.

the reverb&delay code is really looks like something from r/programminghorror btw
I can already hear the pop and clicks followed by a loud-ass feedback lol.

You could try something simple first like one button mute one device.

the only thing you need to do is reference the device and then call .setBypassed(1-value) in the button callback.

Then you could reference everything in an array or just simply write the same thing for each device separately.

Allen, 23, Tokyo,
Whiskey lover/Music producer/Songwriter/Programmer/Visual&Interaction designer/DJ and sometimes play guitar and keyboard in bands or solo.

I make dsp stuffs in maxmsp for about 6 years before i found HISE. And currently i'm making a relatively large synth project in HISE.

that pretty cool!

You could also try slider + ramp , which is like a normal animation player.
I remember the linear ramp node in hise has a 1000ms limit so you may need to make a custom node to play longer animation