Posts made by Christoph Hart

It should compile on macOS, so chances are good that Linux behaves too - you might need to remove a few std::absf and friends again

Ah, what's the problem there?

You should put your fonts in your projects Images folder.

Yes, definitely put them there, otherwise it won't be embedded in the binary and will use a fallback font on the end users machine, which defaults to Comic Sans MS.

I've added this here:

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/9e428617ef80f1033bc01902bb3663c513767b8b

Although I have no system at hand to verify that it works. Can you check it?

Yes the buildscript expects it to be at Installer/OSX

A standalone app is in fact a folder with a hidden file indicating that it's executable. The actual binary resides in a subfolder called Content/macOS (or something like that).

Not that it makes any difference to anything...

This file is a bit too complicated to autogenerate, but here's the one I used for Hexeract:

PackageTemplate.zip

Just do a search and replace for your company with %COMPANY% (use all underscores since it's a bundle identifier) and your project with %PROJECT% - I hope I am not leaking any internal passwords that I forgot to remove

You might have to delete the AAX target in Packages,

No actually this is the develop branch (it‘s just poor branch policy) so if you find something let me know and I‘ll take care of it at the next round of bug fixing.

The plan is to release HISE 3.0 in about two months so everything that needs to be polished should be done by then.

Try running auval on it - it‘s a built in command line tool that validates AU plugins.

Which flags are you talking about?

The problem is that it uses the system‘s default browser which will cause the INTERNET EXPLORER to appear after you used it to install Chrome or Firefox...

Samples.

To be honest I haven‘t built the 32bit versions since quite some time (and if you don‘t need them I highly recommend 64bit because it has a far superior streaming algorithm).

I will check later what‘s wrong there.

@BigBlackMuzik said in EXPORT problems:

Visual Studio Community 2017 Download Download January 6, 2019

This one.

Have you resaved the HISE project in the Projucer? The stk module seems to be missing.

The formula is pretty simple: You take the band index that you want (starting with zero!), multiply it with ParametriqEQ.BandOffset and then just add the parameter enum you want to control.

So:

Frequency of the 14th band: 13 * Eq.BandOffset + Eq.Frequency

Q of the 12049th band: 12048 * Eq.BandOffset + Eq.Q...

You need to create a SliderPack on your interface, connect it to the arpeggiator and then change the slider pack on the interface (you can hide the slider pack if you don't want it to appear on your final UI).

One might expect that there is a similar system like Synth.getTableProcessor(), which gives direct access to the slider pack in a module, but for some reason I didn't add this yet.

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This example controls all lengths of the arpeggiator using a knob on the interface. It shouldn't be too hard to adapt it to MPE (although be aware that you can't create arrays in realtime callbacks or you might get dropouts).

In the project settings there's a field for additional compiler flags:

Just put in ENABLE_ALL_PEAK_METERS=1 to enable it (make sure you do this for every OS target.

But I've removed the necessity to do so if you just want the AHDSR graph to work in a commit yesterday.

Yeah, just crawling through the stuff that has piled up...

Done:

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/a8b907216de597cfbcfa09a7dab1e7afb3cd55d2