@Yinxi said in HISE Scripting Foundations - Beginners' scripting course, now available.:

@David-Healey
Sometimes there are discounts for students, which is why I'm asking, but I hadn’t seen the initial launch discount.

Ah ok, yeah the launch bundle and discount is for everyone.

Another blog post and video for you. In this one we'll look at scripts and snippets that are available from the HISE community. I'll show you how to find them on the forum and the correct way to bring them into your own projects.

Leave a comment on the blog post, thanks!

https://audiodevschool.com/hise-community-scripts-and-snippets/

@David-Healey said in Invalid use of incomplete type vSIMDType:

We know the issue isn't in the JUCE modules because those haven't been touched.

The reference to Point is ambiguous error I'm getting is a confirmed JUCE issue (it was patched in a later version of JUCE), but it's caused by a clash with the Rubberband library so it's not HISE's fault. Either way I'm going to test the signalsmith shifter instead which sounds better out of the box anyway

I'm also getting a bunch of fftw errors when compiling your fork (development branch), I assume I need to install that on MacOS?

Edit: Yep signalsmith solved all of my woes 🙂

@tobbentm This looks like excellent work and sounds very promising. Please keep us updated when you integrate JUCE 6 compatibility. Would really love to see a HISE-example integrating Moonbase as well for us here to test out when it's ready :)

I would like to know about this as well. To my knowledge I have not seen a commercial MIDI plugin that can route directly to and from MIDI ports/drivers, but I do remember that the two MIDI plugins here called "midiIn" and "midiOut" attempt to do this:

https://github.com/sleiner/pizmidi/tree/main/pizjuce

Some of the plugins are buggy, so I do not know if they work or not.

I think some of the challenge on Windows is that host apps can gain exclusive control over a port, and I know DAWs like Cubase/Nuendo are aggressive in this regard, but there are utilities to multiply port connections (such as MIDI-OX, Virtual Cable or Bidule), and therefore making it possible for multiple hosts to access the same MIDI input/output.

I would love it if you found a way to do this in a plugin. On an app I believe you should just be able to have access to the output ports from any of the MIDI devices as long as it is not in use by another app (I think it is first-come-first-serve in that regard).

@d-healey Oh yeah sorry… but since it’s not that important for instruments anyway

I made a little update so it works with the wordpress comments form too.

temp-mail-shield.zip

Think I've solved it.

@Christoph-Hart This is set to 11 in develop. I've changed in to 10.7 and now it's running on Catalina.

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@Christoph-Hart @Dominik-Mayer I noticed the videos of mine on the HISE homepage are quite out of date. It might be a good idea to use a few from the Bootcamp instead.

@d-healey Might be related to this commit

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/f9fe4f8bc4cbf7041140449fc6eb7849a593a55d

@d-healey ah crud. Yeah we did. Ok I fixed it. Thank You! Sorry for wasting just a little bit of your time. I'll make it up to you in enthusiasm! haha. Hope you're having a great day! 🙏

@Christoph-Hart Correct, but it should match the number of groups the user has set, which is the previous behaviour - I can do this but I figured you'd changed it for a reason.

Here I see allowMidiAutomation, but no mention of MIDI in the rest of the example.

yeah, the example is all about plugin parameters, MIDI is a different concept. But it's listed here:

https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/userpresethandler/index.html#setcustomautomation

It basically replicates the enableMidiLearn property of the UI component but for the automation slot.

Slight update. I've merged the configs from the faust and non-faust exporters into a single exporter - like it is for the other platforms.

For example, you can now use CONFIG=ReleaseWithFaust

@d-healey

I keep accidentally trying to use metaprogramming concepts from c++20 and have to remember Hise is not c++20 😩

It will save groups of nodes, so it can be useful if you've deleted a complex chain and want it back without repeatedly clicking undo.