Posts made by Christoph Hart

No, that's unrelated.

But the onInit callback (and actually every script compilation is already deferred until the module tree has been loaded (otherwise you could not get references to any module at all). There must be something else wrong here.

Also don‘t do stuff like this with a deferred timer - if the host does not open the plugin interface it will not be executed.

I‘m using sourcetree, which works fine on all platforms.

I think I've fixed that some time ago. Are you using the develop branch?

Yeah it is so nice to see HISE being used in that context!

I don‘t recommend using the granular synth at the moment - it‘s still in prototyping stage and it will most likely be redesigned in the foreseeable future.

Also I think I will include it as example for SNEX and remove it from the HISE codebase so people can make their adjustments and use their own version.

Seems like somebody has been lurking this thread...

The reduction parameters are read only (for visualising what the dynamics module does).

@Lindon said in No sound when plugin is hidden....:

sure I could stop and start the timer within the call back

Yes, that's the idea, it's perfectly safe to restart the timer in its callback.

I sort of like its very slightly out-of-time timer

There you go:

function onTimer()
{
    Synth.startTimer(average + Math.random() * funkyness);
}

Have you checked Message.setStartOffset()? I think it works with Audio Loopers, but the max offset is 65536 samples (which is a little over 1 second), so it might not be enough for your use case.

Well, there's this:

https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/sampler/index.html#loadsfzfile

But there won't be a single sample import for the sampler, as you can already use the looper for this.

Yeah I'm afraid the sample map uses integer values internally so changing this is not too easy.

Yes, good idea, I can make it a property of the FloatingTile, so you can decide for yourself how it should be named (and if it's empty, it won't be shown).

That's actually a good idea. However I would reuse the bookmark feature for this.

So if you write a comment like this

//! My Bookmark
ljdlfksdf

You can navigate to it by clicking on the mousewheel, but this could also be used to generate a folding item.

@d-healey said in Switching stereo field.:

The number of lines doesn't always make much difference to the performance but it can make a different to maintenance, reuse, and debugging.

In my experience it also doesn‘t make sense going into full-riddle mode and condensing the functionality down to the least amount of characters because you will come back in a few months and think „what lunatic has written this“.

But it‘s a fun excercise...

Making inv local will be the best optimisation.

I'm pretty sure that the downloads are queried just before they are downloaded.

If you add them at the .h file of the module (so hi_tools.h in /hi_tools) and prepend a

/** Config: HISE_MY_PREPROCESSOR

Describes what the preprocessor does
*/
#ifndef HISE_MY_PREPROCESSOR
#define HISE_MY_PREPROCESSOR 0
#endif

it can be selected in the Projucer, which is quite handy (take a look at how the other preprocessors are defined there). I would also prepend HISE_, so that it won't clash with other preprocessors.

@crd The granular node is not a polyphonic node, so you can't use it in a scriptnode synthesizer.

But why don't you add it as scriptFX to the master chain? You won't get any extra functionality out of it by adding it to a polyphonic network.