@tahinar Yes you need to build it from source. There are many posts on the forum with instructions.

@tahinar Try with the latest version of HISE, 4.1.0 is ancient.

@aliabr_prod You can see all the latest developments here

Make a bug report at github and link back to this thread so it doesn't get lost.

@lalalandsynth said in HISE with Claude:

I feel that Claude is just too expensive for any real work, is it just me ?

I pay $20 per month, seems fine. I mostly use it for making changes to HISE itself or looking up things in the codebase, I don't use it to write HISE script very often.

@HISEnberg said in HISE with Claude:

If you have a dedicated machine it's all the better since you don't need to worry as much about permissions and sensitive information getting leaked.

All the data is still sent to Anthropic's servers and processed there so I'm not sure there is any security advantage to use a desktop app rather than a web one. Definitely some practical advantages though in terms of integration with an IDE or accessing local repos.

@resonant I use Claude in the browser, go here: https://claude.ai/code

If I remember it walks you through the process of connecting to your github account. If not you need to add Claude in the applications section of your github profile. Then you can point it to your project's repo so it can see your code.

I imagine the process is similar for the Claude desktop app but it can access local git repos instead of remote.

Once you've got these basics setup then you can do as HISEnberg suggested and work with the HISE CLI (something I haven't done yet).

@resonant said in HISE with Claude:

I have a Mac mini to dedicate for this agentic coding or vibe coding thingy.

All the work is done on Claude's servers so you don't need a dedicated system.

@resonant said in HISE with Claude:

I use GitHub Desktop

Are your own projects managed using git? I think that's what Dan was asking

Claude connects to your git repo. Then it can read your code, make changes, and push new commits.

@dannytaurus Interesting, looks like they are also phasing out Intel support when they eventually limit the minimum deployment to 27.0 - probably a few years yet.

I'll just stick with my existing build system for now until it no longer works.

@dannytaurus Where are you seeing that info?

@dannytaurus said in Why is macOS minimum 11.0? (And beware of Xcode 27!):

The relevant line is under the "Intel Deprecation" section (issue ID 162138432):

hmm I found this page which mentions the deployment target for Xcode27 as being macOS 12-27

But it also says macOS 11-26 for Xcode 26, so maybe deployment target doesn't mean what we think it means.

Edit: I just noticed a helpful bit of info at the bottom of the page

Deployment Target: The OS range supported by this version of Xcode for uploading apps to App Store Connect.

@dannytaurus None, but I'm using Ventura as my build system, and whatever version of xcode it supports.

@dannytaurus said in Why is macOS minimum 11.0? (And beware of Xcode 27!):

Looks like Xcode 27.0 targets a minimum of macOS 12

Where do you see this?

@dannytaurus said in Why is macOS minimum 11.0? (And beware of Xcode 27!):

Side note: @David-Healey, you mentioned here that you use 'HISE defaults', which are now 11.0, but the Rhapsody website says 10.14+. Just wanted you to know you might need to change your website wording, if you've exported/updated the player since April this year.

I noticed it too and I changed it in my fork a couple of months ago.

@eschirle I don't know, I haven't used the ci method

@griffinboy Pretty sure this is a spam bot

@Kalliopei You'd normally connect a floating tile directly rather than scripting

@eschirle Check out the building HISE section of my free bootcamp course, it covers all the details https://audiodevschool.com/courses/hise-bootcamp/

@Christoph-Hart said in Latest version of HISE breaks existing presets....:

Make no mistake

Proceeds to hack huggingface

@Kalliopei why not use a peak meter floating tile instead of a panel?

@lalalandsynth said in UI Discussion /Paint routines / Webview / GLSL / UI scripting conventions and tips and tricks.:

is it stable on all platforms?

No webview support at all on Linux

@eschirle that message is saying you haven't built HISE with IPP