Oh, I haven't build iOS for a long time 
The library that powers SNEX (asmjit, a x86 assembly code generator) does not support ARM (also Apple prevents the execution of JIT compiled code on iOS anyway), so I need to make sure it's excluded from compilation if you try to export to iOS.
But I think I'll resume iOS development in the short term future for a project, so this will be taken care of then.
Yup, Greg is right, and you'll usually slap a core.multi node between those to separate the mid and side processing:
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This usually happens if you've deferred the callbacks using Synth.deferCallbacks(true); The error message is technically correct (the callback will be executed in the timer callback of the UI and not the MIDI callback of the audio rendering), but admittedly a bit misleading
Yes of course. The Inno script file that is created from HISE does give the user the option to select individual components.
@VHO said in Mojave Xcode 11.1 HISE plugin build failing:
I'm not brave enough to go to Catalina yet and probably won't be for a while
It's not brave, it's sane The number of emails I got from various audio companies (even Native Instruments and Ableton) warning about updating to Catalina is ridiculous. There's even one company (Melda Productions) that seriously considers ditching the entire OS because of the update
I enrolled in this DSP course 3 days ago:
https://www.coursera.org/learn/audio-signal-processing
Be aware that this is mostly FFT processing techniques, which are not covered yet in scriptnode (I might add something like a container.fft node later, but it's not trivial to do so because the output format of the FFT (how imaginary and real parts are arranged in memory, how they are scaled, etc) depends heavily on what you want to do with it, so there's no easy solution.
BTW, an hour long script node video from you would be invaluable, so that's my vote for Dezember (for November it's a bit late)
@ustk said in Scriptnode example:
You can also do it with a simple oscillator, but in this case, you'll need to connect it to a core.midi node to handle the MIDI part...
Or just enable its UseMidi property (which is deactivated by default because unlike the FM node the oscillator is not just useful as "synthesiser").
No I meant if the user doesn't have internet on the system where he runs the plugin which happens more often than you would think, some people are really paranoid about their studio computers.
In this case he can still read the docs on his iPad or whatever device he has internet access to
I really despise PDFs as user manual. They never fit the aspect ratio of the screen and their ridiculous page layout distracts the reading process. As if anyone would ever print that LOL.
I think it's a glitch from updating XCode. Googling that error yields many "You need to clear blabla bla after updating to Xcode version blablablabla".
If you want to use C++ for audio stuff it's pretty useless to spend your time learning about the stl containers. 99% of those things you will never need and is for generic data processing.
I would recommend with a simple audio C++ based tutorial like this which also gets you acquainted with the JUCE and thus HISE coding style:
https://docs.juce.com/master/tutorial_code_basic_plugin.html
From there on, just whenever you see something you don't understand, google it and broaden your search until you think you can explain the thing you didn't understand in the first place. I always found that "reverse engineering" approach much more efficient than learning something with a generic tutorial - I guarantee you'll be "Hello wording" your initial enthusiasm away pretty quickly
BTW, this way you can also create offline HTML docs from the same source files.
HISE just went doxygen
Hmm not sure but you just need to upload it on any FTP server with SSL enabled so why not putting it on https://docs.librewave.com/cache?
Hmm, the IPP function for the gaussian blur is somehow not included in the macOS libraries. I've deactivated it for now for macOS until I get an idea why this happens.
Yes, 4GB is the current limitation (also it's not recommended to go beyond that because it won't work consistently on all platforms).
Be aware that it creates one monolith file per mic position and samplemap so you have to be very generous with disk space to hit that limit
The SNEX Math API is almost identical to the Javascript Math object:
https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/math/index.html
The only difference is that the functions which do not have an argument have two different function names (because you can‘t overload functions which only differ by return type).
This is the case for the random function so it‘s called randomFloat() or randomDouble() dependending on what number type you need.
