@HISEnberg I hadn't thought of that—thanks for the idea. I actually used the saturator as an example, but I'm using a chain of dynamic effects, including the saturator and phaser, both of which have modulation. Still, I could definitely redo them using Faust or the built-in functions of Scriptnode. Thank you :)

@bendurso said in Issues with Presets Using CurveEQ in Effect Slots:

Mm no idea hehe.

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@bendurso If it doesn't break anything else then why not

@Christoph-Hart Ok thanks. I test on the DAWs that I have soon.

@d-healey Oh. Maybe @Christoph-Hart could take a look to this?

@d-healey Amazing! Thanks :) I posted this before realizing they didn't work in expansions. But maybe that can be fixed

@bendurso Nope

@bendurso yes, I think it's not working. I fixed it by resetting the visible property with a small delay:

AudioWaveform.set("visible", false); Content.callAfterDelay(30, function() { AudioWaveform.set("visible", true);

@d-healey said in CustomSettings Floating Tile: Space between items:

e options in the buffer size and sample rate lists. It's a can of worms.

Oh, thanks for the advice. Then maybe I won't do it manually hehe

@d-healey @bendurso Thank you and thank you.

@d-healey said in Plugin export error on latest develop branch:

Does it contain networks you compiled with the previous version but not with the new version?

Oh yeah, that was it. Also I forgot to target Faust on xcode, and I have scriptnodes with faust hehe. Thanks!

@d-healey Ooh, I had read that part but since I had not found that section in Hise I omitted it. I finally found it and now it works fine! Thank you :)

@d-healey Oh nice thanks I will check it, i'm a patreon :)

@d-healey Oh, the code was fine. The export error was due to me forgetting to enable Faust in the new build of HISE 🙂

@aaronventure Hmm, I don’t remember the exact reason—hehe. But I’m pretty sure there was an issue that prevented me from using it, and someone on the forum recommended using the Scriptnode version instead. Now it seems to be working fine.

@d-healey said in Has anyone run a successful Facebook Ads campaign using Advantage+ audiences?:

So what I did was I took one of my lowish cost products (£20) and I offered it through Facebook with a coupon code that gave a stupid discount like 98%.

That's a cool idea. I will try that in the future :) Thanks

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Another good tip I learned from the Ben Heath YouTube channel is that when you find a winning ad, you need to create variations of it—changing the background, music, order of elements, and so on. Otherwise, the ad will quickly lose effectiveness due to visual fatigue. It makes perfect sense; I tested this with well-performing ads, and it worked.

@bendurso
What do you think about this?

import("stdfaust.lib"); declare name "Tap Delay + Freeze mode"; declare version "0.1a"; process = (_, _) : stereo_delay with { // Global UI group for timing controls timing_group(x) = hgroup("[0]Timing", x); bpm = timing_group(hslider("[0]BPM[style:knob]", 120, 40, 200, 1)); subdivision = timing_group(hslider("[1]Note Division[style:knob]", 4, 1, 16, 1)); // Global UI group for mix controls mix_group(x) = hgroup("[1]Mix", x); feedback = mix_group(hslider("[0]Feedback[style:knob]", 0.7, 0, 0.95, 0.01)); wet_gain = mix_group(hslider("[1]Wet/Dry[style:knob]", 0.5, 0, 1, 0.01)); // Freeze controls with smoothing freeze = mix_group(checkbox("[2]Freeze")) : si.smoo; freezeInputMix = mix_group(hslider("[3]Freeze Input Mix[style:knob]", 0.5, 0, 1, 0.01)) : si.smoo; // Calculate timing based on BPM beat_duration = 60.0 / bpm; maxtime = beat_duration * 4; delay_time = beat_duration / subdivision; stereo_delay(l, r) = (dry_l + wet_l, dry_r + wet_r) with { // Dry paths dry_l = l * (1 - wet_gain); dry_r = r * (1 - wet_gain); // Wet paths with delay network wet_l = l * wet_gain : left_delay; wet_r = r * wet_gain : right_delay; // Left and right delay networks left_delay = _ <: tap_process ~ _; right_delay = _ <: tap_process ~ _; // Tap process with freeze tap_process(fb) = de.delay(ma.SR * maxtime, delaylen, processInput) with { delaylen = max(1, int(ma.SR * delay_time)); // Process input based on freeze state processInput(x) = select2(freeze > 0.5, x + (fb * feedback), // Normal operation fb + (x * freezeInputMix) // Freeze mode ); }; }; };

@bendurso no

@d-healey said in Call an inline function from another inline function?:

you should use a value broadcaster in the second namespace - or in both if you're using my fork.

I watched your video about the broadcaster a few days ago, but I hadn't tried it out until now. Hehe. I just tried it, and it worked :)

@d-healey said in Call an inline function from another inline function?:

I think the reason for the crash is because you don't have a reference to the knob in the first namespace.

Edit: I just realized that the crash was due to something else in the main knob (it was the knob I had posted a few days ago about unload and load the convolution reverb to update the setRange). https://forum.hise.audio/topic/11188/audiofile-setrange-won-t-increment/6?_=1734032060483