Topics created by Christoph Hart

@d-healey said in Important: Branching update: /HISE/hi_snex/snex_library/snex_jit_ExternalComplexTypeLibrary.cpp:658:38: error: call of overloaded ‘mov(asmjit::x86::Mem&, juce::int64)’ is ambiguous That error is ambiguous...

And there is this thing here: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/lslXW8 It's basically a 2D Graphics API for GLSL. I played around with it and it might ease the transition coming from the Panel Graphics API.

@Christoph-Hart Looks clean and nice, I like everything except the knob going down when manipulated. I like the vector style

@dustbro yes I know how to use it in floating tile preset browser but I would like to create custom preset browser.

@Christoph-Hart ok, just copy paste this git add . git commit -m "other DSP dev frameworks are death" git push

@Shannon-Burns Thanks, fixed it for me

Yes someone else noticed that too in another thread.

@d-healey said in New API: Server and FileSystem: What you probably want is ParentDirectory.push(f.getParentDirectory().toString(File.FullPath));

@Christoph-Hart said in Scriptnode breaking changes: core.pma (PMA stands for Parameter Multiply & Add) That node looks really interesting! I am very excited about this Scriptnode feature. I have been raving about it to my friends after my initial tests earlier today. I will for sure be reporting any bugs I come across in an effort to help get this to a stable state Also, regarding the naming 'PMA': I was just imagining myself scrolling through the node list trying to find this basic and most essential and common node required for dsp modulation and I would never think to check a node called core.pma. I think it might be worth considering a more obvious name for the node. a title more obvious to its function, such as "core.scale" or "core.*+" if that's possible. Or even "core.map" ? Just my initial thoughts.

@mwplugs i can tell time stretching was implemented PercX doesn't use time stretching. It uses individual hits to create the loops.

@Christoph-Hart Okay, so var it is.

you can also just compile the project snex_playground found in the tools subdirectory, it gives you the window without any actual audio processing but has a function plotter that draws the rendered signal.

Pity it's a hard compile and no runtime check.

@Christoph-Hart Yeah in Logic pro X and Pro Tools, the stereo versions are not showing. Did you fix that?

I merged develop into master on May, the 2nd. After this nothing serious was done there, so yes, the MIDI fix should be in master: https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/28cd62db5a0ff0fdb763469b3a7f30d869aca672#diff-92e91672213b28c75f3810b73b0329e5

@Christoph-Hart can't wait you rock man!!!!!!