@bendurso I can't quite remember. Reading the post it seems to be related to how my webserver was redirecting the traffic. I'll take a look in the AM to see where I left off

@d-healey Exported plugins store their data (presets, documentation, etc.. ) in .config within the Company subfolder. Just like the structure on MacOS and Win. I just don't understand why it would be different for Linux.

@d-healey said in Linux vs ThirdParty Nodes:

If you delete the one in your .config folder I don't think it will change anything.

Is there any reason that HISE creates an additional folder .hise in the first place?
If AppData = ~/Application Support = .config, and HISE stores its program junk in AppData (Win) and ~/Application Support (MacOS), why doesn't it use .config on Linux for consistency?

@d-healey in my distro this is also the equivalent of app data.
Not sure why both get auto-generated

@iamlamprey I remember somewhere that the configuration exists in 2 different places for some reason. You might be editing the wrong one.

I’m running into a crash on Linux that I’ve traced to hise::GlobalServer::WebThread, and I’m wondering if anyone else has seen this before. The plugin runs perfectly in Linux Standalone and Reaper. Windows/macOS is fine on all DAWS.
In Bitwig on Linux, the VST3 loads fine… but crashes when HISE’s WebThread attempts to download & parse JSON (update check, preset manifest, UI image metadata, etc.)

When the crash happens, the backtrace lands here:

juce::JSON::parse()
juce::JSONParser::throwError()
hise::GlobalServer::WebThread::run()
abort()

@d-healey have you encountered this before?

I have something similar happen in Cubase. Haven't had a chance to investigate yet.

@Christoph-Hart said in Unlocker - How to use?:

you can implement your own server database that handles this

yeah... at the end of the day, I created a whole License Manager wordpress plugin that communicates with the plugins.

@DanH @Christoph-Hart
What OS are you testing on? I have a user on Yosemite 10.10.5 that's getting a "Status 0" reply from our server, but can login/activate/deactivate my older plugs. Thinking maybe something with a recent commit.
Might be related?

@Christoph-Hart said in Audio Spike when loading a Neural Network node.:

thanks @Dan-Korneff for the contribution!

It's nice to feel useful for once
Got a few more enhancements coming soon...

@Christoph-Hart https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/787

@Christoph-Hart I make a PR today. Also have a fix for the bypass being ignored.

@Christoph-Hart you might want to consider adding a HPF as well. Many models contain a DC offset and filters are built into the NAM player for this reason.

I've added a filter to remove DC offset in the Neural node and it seems to have solved this issue for me. Gonna do more testing this week to be sure.

Stacking two 1-pole (6 dB/oct) high-pass filters is definitely an option, but it doesn’t behave exactly like a single 12 dB/oct design. The slope doubles, but the overall response (phase and the cutoff alignment) will be slightly different.

The SVF can do a true 12 dB/oct response that's mathematically “neutral”.

If you need more control over the resonance, a Sallen–Key filter is another solid choice for a 2-pole high-pass filter.

Maybe an X-Fader would work for you.

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@ustk Sorry for the super late reply. Completely missed this one.
@Adam_G I just downloaded the latest AAX SDK and HISE on W11 and everything is working as expected.
Is it possible that you've compiled both the Multi-threaded and Multi-threaded DLL Libraries? That may cause confusion when exporting. I would delete the AAX build folder and compile the Multi-threaded library again. See if that makes any difference.

@Yarost https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/neuralnetwork/index.html

@Christoph-Hart said in Moonbase:

JUCE_USE_BETTER_MACHINE_IDS

https://github.com/juce-framework/JUCE/commit/120f9266dc881c81371109c69b37a0a246accdeb

Here's the fix

@Christoph-Hart I think there's been an update since then. I've had to integrate from JUCE 7 to fix.