@orange as far as I understand Gutenberg development is breaking compatibility with almost every other update, so that you have to rework your pages made with the block builder. Also there seem to be lots of missing features compared to other builders.

I'm asking because I have no experience with Gutenberg, only with Elementor and I would like to switch from Elementor to a simpler and less bloated solution.

So you're saying the Kadence Theme with Gutenberg and WP 6.2 is a solid solution and you did not encounter any problems?

Thanks for replying btw @orange

@Matt_SF thanks for the suggestion, I will look into oxygen builder, never heard of it. Although, my ideal solution would be without 3rd party builders, if I can manage it :)

I totally understand getting tired of the bloat and heaviness, I have the same experience right now

nice, what are your thoughts on it? why did you decide against other page builders? @d-healey

@orange said in Woocommerce linked licensing system for your plugins:

• For page design, definitely go with Gutenberg (with Kadence Blocks). I think the page builders (like Divi, Elementor...etc.) will die soon, because Gutenberg (which is designed by Wordpress) is much more faster, getting better day by day, and it is the future of Wordpress.

@orange so after a few years using Gutenberg, do you still think it's the future of page builders? I read a lot of reviews reporting problems with it and people switching back to Elementor. What's your experience?

Nice work @orange & @ustk!
Do you have any idea if it is possible to implement this to plugins made with juce, without hise? is there any juce api for this instead the hise server api?

@iamlamprey yep, that was what I was exactly what thinking. Any methods to get not so linear filter response curves for emulating imperfections?

sure, yeah, but how? :)

Hey there!

I'm wondering about how to emulate the behaviour of analog EQs with HISE. Not really a specific one, but the non linear response curve of analog EQs in general. Non linear like in not flat as with digital EQs.

Like, how would I go about notching a frequency band while pushing another simultaneously for example?

Is it only a matter of binding parameters to the same "knob"?
I'm aware of the fact that it's possible to calculate filter coefficients and manipulate them with a parameter. But if I'd try to not do it with maths, is it possible to do this HISE filters?

Any hints? Thanks folks

@Christoph-Hart well concerning luck, I guess it has to do with demand, I guess if nobody cares about the software there is no point in cracking it, right?

are you referring to auddict products concerning your experience with this stuff? what copy protection scheme do Hexeract and PercX use?

Is there any audio software that does not need to use a reverse debugger to be cracked, of course if they are protected that is?

Got you. Does this also mean that the user needs to be connected to the web constantly to be able to use your product, or is it a one time thing?

I'm aware that this is not like a Kontakt library. Anyways, I doubt that it is secure in the sense that your product can't be used without communicating to your server. JUCE products without ilok protection have a history of getting cracked within a couple of hours after release.

I get the update and support situation. imo this is the only way to really secure your software.

Of course I'm open to change my mind about that, time will tell.
Wish you good luck and all the best with it :)

May I ask in all respect why bother with this stuff at all when it can get stripped away easily by any script kiddy looking to get props from the scene release community?

It just seems like a lot of work for something that’s not secure at all.

No offense, just want to know if I missed something.

@ustk thanks for the reply, but that's not what I was asking :)

math.clip is used in the transient shaper example in scriptnode for gain computation, I would like to know what exactly it does and if it acts as a clamp, like the clip operator in max/msp gen~ for example

@Christoph-Hart so is math.clip something like a clamp between 0 and the set value?

I have a few questions about math in scriptnode.

What exactly does math.clip do in scriptnode?
can't find any information...

Also what is math.clear for?

last one, how can I understand core.peak?

cheers

@ustk yeah, I was thinking about that as well...

Is it possible to configure a UI panel on which the user can drag and drop custom/their own samples?

@briandoliveira I also thought about using Lottie animations as UI elements. Learning to draw paths in a creative way seems like the way to go :)

I see now @ustk cool! You guys are great, thanks

Yeah @ustk the sinevibes plugins have awesome visualisations. I'm still learning to draw by code, so the sinevibes are great examples. And the devs are real dsp wizards :D

@Christoph-Hart man, that's great :D
Just checked out the snippet. I'm struggling to understand where exactly you implemented the windowing function.

Also how would I use another shape than the half sine, for example an ellipse or something else?

Is it possible to replicate this effect in HISE by drawing paths?

I imagine drawing a sine wave, gain ramping it and windowing it with half of another sine wave.

That would be the graph function:
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/xczldg6zit