@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

@d-healey

Yeah I've only just started dipping my toes into modifying the source. It's not gone super well haha

I’ve encountered another related issue. I want to use setSampleRange for each convolution.

However, it doesn’t work when referencing the audioslot, for example:

const var first = ConvolutionReverb.getAudioFile(0);

Has anyone managed to do this successfully?

@Lindon Thank you! I saw the title of this post, but I didn’t realize it was about this. :)

@d-healey the memory is really stupidly fast, though.

If you get the trim with the most memory, you can run beefy LLMs on it well, for a lot less money than what it would cost to get the enterprise Nvidia cards and build the system around them, and with better resale value at that.

If capacity is a bigger issue like for sample libraries, then yeah, I agree. Though I haven't tried using page file to supplement, as storage these days is above ddr2 speeds.

@d-healey said in Linux installer:

For installers I use make self

Thanks, it's exactly what I was looking for! :)

@d-healey said in Linux installer:

Should work but I haven't used it.

I found the issue. Placing only the VST3 file in the user/.vst3/ folder prevents the samples window from appearing. After creating the installer and running it, the samples window shows up because the .config/Brand Name/Plugin Name folder was created by the installer. I'm not sure why, but this makes the samples window work.

@d-healey said in Slow Hise on Linux Mint:

Go to ~/.hise then follow this - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/10088/can-t-compile-plugin-after-update-v4/2?_=1728678834595

Thanks! Now I can compile :)

@bendurso @Christoph-Hart Or just remove the dropdown and make it a parameter like in some other nodes

@d-healey I usually use Visual Studio Code and it works really well, but in this case I have multiple folders, and I have to check one by one to match the correct folder

@bendurso haha! not great mid-session tho 😆

@bendurso Bump :)

@bendurso Remember not to use a callback to know when a SampleMap has finished loading — use a Broadcaster.

@aaronventure Thanks, yes I'm using the filter modules. I will try the scriptnode :)

@d-healey Great, I just removed the condition:

if (getWidth() > (w + 10) && (connectedBuffer == nullptr || connectedBuffer->getBuffer().getNumSamples() == 0))

to

if (connectedBuffer == nullptr || connectedBuffer->getBuffer().getNumSamples() == 0)

And it worked.

I think the original code only takes as reference a specific font/size to display the text or not. And that's why even though I reduced the LAF font, the text did not appear.

@d-healey hehe yes, that would be better. But it's a bit late for this project :(

@HISEnberg I know. I'm just reporting this issue in the Hise GUI.

@Christoph-Hart Hehe I didn't know that. It's not that important, but perhaps a consideration for a future version of Hise :)