Posts made by d.healey

@hisefilo We all do this - https://rubberduckdebugging.com/

Here is another method. It uses the same principle as your code but can be expanded to include many more panels and buttons and would only require you to change 1 value.

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@arminh Possibly, which popout window specifically?

@orange Thanks, I'll check that out. I'm not so sure I fancy running my own subscription site but it might be the right choice.

@ustk Oh excellent, thanks for checking that out for me. I didn't realise there was a tagging system. Looks like Patreon will probably be a good fit then, I like the general idea of it.

I've got a list of literally hundreds of ideas for sample library development videos, mostly involving HISE of course! Far too much content and work for me to ever get them all released gratis on YouTube but I was thinking of setting up a subscription type thing on my website. Then I thought maybe Patreon would be better, but I've never used it. I look at other people's pages there and it always appears to be a long disorganized list of posts, which won't work well for what I have planned because teaching scripting (for example) requires a step by step approach, and if step 1 is at the bottom of a list of 50 videos it's not going to be easy for a newbie to find.

So does anyone here use Patreon? If so, how is it once you join a tier? Is it still just a big long list of posts? Do you have another idea that I should look at for distributing these videos? Thanks..

Also let me know if this is something any of you would be interested in supporting. This will be in addition to the content I put out on YouTube, it won't replace it.

@ustk The rules are specific to HISE not your code. So if you provide code to someone you can dictate the rules for your code. But if someone wants to release a GNU GPL plugin made with HISE (which of course contains Christoph's code) then you have to do it by his rules.

@Ian_SAfc You don't need to make source code or samples public. You only need to provide them to the people who purchase from you. So if I bought your GNU GPL sample library you must give me the samples, and if I want the source code you must provide it as well.

It would be very handy if there was a page somewhere that spelt all this out because everyone (quite rightly) asks about it... @Christoph-Hart

@Ian_SAfc You can put your name on it either way. In fact I think it's in the GNU GPL that you have to make it clear that your version is your version and if someone else makes a version they have to make it clear that it's not the same as yours

If you're making a virtual instrument that can't function without its samples then these must also be made available. So a synth has no audio files so no issue, but a sample library does have audio files so these have to be released under an "open license" too. Christoph says they should be released under the GPL but I don't agree with him because the GPL stipulates that source code must be available and audio files don't have source code, and all derivative works must be released under the same license - you can't expect people who use your virtual instrument to release their compositions under the GNU GPL, doesn't make sense. So I release mine under a Creative Commons license.

@ustk It looks good to me, nice example! On compile the value is 0 so it won't go into the else clause it will just set the text to empty.

@Ian_SAfc Proprietary means closed source. Commercial means you sell it for money. There are millions of commercial apps and plugins that are free software (i.e. open source). Putting your name on it might come under trademark law which is a different matter.

@Ian_SAfc I believe the license is a % of sales, so no upfront fee - but I could be totally wrong.

I haven't seen anyone share code that couldn't be used commercially, although I've seen a lot posted without a specific license. Usually if it's on the forum it's public domain but you can ask the person who posted it to be 100% sure.

Most of the code in my github repo is GNU GPL - so you can use it commercially but not in a proprietary plugin - and I also post lots of trivial snippets which are public domain and can be used in any context.

@ustk Oh I didn't realise there was a keyboard shortcut, excellent!

@Ian_SAfc

• Is it allowable to create a commercial product with HISE?

Of course! HISE is licensed under the GNU GPL so you are free to use it as you wish. However I think what you are asking is can you create proprietary (closed source) commercial plugins - the answer is also yes, but you will need to arrange a license agreement with the developer of HISE @Christoph-Hart

• Are there any third party programs that will help me get the best out of HISE and make things easier, - for example, is there a GUI designer with some good stock graphics that could make the interface look attractive?

HISE includes a built in interface designer with stock widgets. If you think they're attractive or not is up to you If you're handy with graphic design then gimp\inkscape\knobman\blender\etc. Pretty much any graphic design application can be used for some part of creating your interface. Another option (that I use a lot) is to hire a pro designer.

@hisefilo You can use a label to get user input if you enable the "editable" property. Then have a button that they can click to save it, and in the button callback you can store the label's text in a variable.

@Christoph-Hart Could you tell us more about the expansions system please?

@Christoph-Hart I like this new system of democracy

@jssrecording There is no MIDI out from HISE, only audio. So you'll only record in your DAW the key that you press.

@gorangrooves I always work in the standalone version unless I'm testing something in a DAW.

@jssrecording When you say print note 48 - what do you mean? The only reference I see to note 48 is in your button callback which isn't linked to onNoteOn as far as I can tell.

@gorangrooves I'd need to see the rest of the code. Make a minimal example that demonstrates the issue

how do I force the ccValue to be 0?

ccValue = 0;

The value is only set in on controller when CC64 changes, so as long is it hasn't changed you can set it to whatever value you like.