SALT stands for Scriptable Audio Library Tool and its goal is to go from raw recording to kontakt or hise or other sampler format much more efficiently than you could do even with all the REAPER scripts and actions in the world. REAPER is not suitable for many tasks, prone to frustrating mistakes, easily costing you hours of time trying to figure out where you went wrong along the way or trying to find that needle in the haystack where you made a mistake. These little mistakes can ripple out to bigger problems down the road. It's important to have a customizeable tool and informative interface that prevents these kinds of problems.

Looping, autotuning, spectral editing, file management, sampler patch creation, REAPER project reading and rendering, etc. There is no release date and it is closed source. It is not for sale because it is lacking in many areas. The only way to get access to it is to talk to me on skype and support development via monthly funds or a large sum, won't be worth it for you unless you plan on using it extensively to support your sample library business/income.

Please have File Name Pattern Settings dialog remember last used settings. Annoying to have to put in the same settings over and over even with the copy/paste fature.

This is crucial for HISE. You will get never-ending complaints if this isn't fixed.

Please allow setting font size/style for knob text. I can't even set it via scripting.

i.e. this doesn't work:

const var StepsKnob = Content.addKnob("StepsKnob", 432, 167);
// [JSON StepsKnob]
Content.setPropertiesFromJSON("StepsKnob", {
  "width": 61,
  "height": 59,
  "max": 32,
  "bgColour": 0,
  "itemColour": 0,
  "itemColour2": 0,
  "style": "Vertical",
  "stepSize": "1",
  "fontName": "Tahoma",
  "fontSize": 14
});
// [/JSON StepsKnob]
const var WaitKnob = Content.addKnob("WaitKnob", 367, 168);

Please allow for inputting a filmstrip that all bars can use for their slider graphic.

a button for "copy debug info to clipboard" would be nice, then we can easily paste in os, system info, build info, etc.

6-state button causes hise to hang indefinitely after compiling. It's all good until you add this line of code to onControl callback

SixStateButton.update(number, value);

Also, you don't make it easy to post your HISE version. No text selection.

Can you load samples into the sampler via scripting? The instrument I'm working on a project where we want to create an interface that the user uses to load their own samples. We just want to allow the user to load a single wav file.

"Remove" would also be nice.

There's a built in script called Legato with Retrigger, does that allow for gliding of sample pitches when the user is holding down notes?

If not, can you add this feature?

Samples should have loop points when you drag them into HISE. Or, there should be an option to "import loop points from metadata"

:(

windows, yes.

used the sampler and the open button

I had a crash when I tried to open a 0 byte size xml. Plz double check to make sure it just fails to load rather than crash HISE completely.

Since HLAC only supports 16-bit and the fact that you're doing monolithic files (inaccessible audio) you might as well do the next thing: before convering from 24 or 32 bit down to 16 bit, normalize everything individually. Then in the samplemap you can undo that normalization with volume control.

I can do this with SALT, and will do it if you don't add this feature, but figured it should be built into HISE somehow.

a button for "copy debug info to clipboard" would be nice, then we can easily paste in os, system info, build info, etc.

What's the easiest way to add HISE samplemap creation to SALT? I know you made a dll one time.

I need a way to specify mic positions, round robins, sample start time, just to name a few.

let's say you have tokens

and you use a preset such as

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<settings Separator="_">
  <panel Property="Ignore Token" DataType="Ignored" Items="" Values=""/>
  <panel Property="Ignore Token" DataType="Ignored" Items="" Values=""/>
  <panel Property="Single Key" DataType="Number" Items="" Values=""/>
  <panel Property="RR Group" DataType="Custom" Items="rr1 rr2 rr3 rr4"
         Values="1 2 3 4"/>
</settings>

the above fails to set File Name Pattern Settings.

this does not fail:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<settings Separator="_">
  <panel Property="Ignore Token" DataType="Ignored" Items="" Values=""/>
  <panel Property="Ignore Token" DataType="Ignored" Items="" Values=""/>
  <panel Property="Single Key" DataType="Number" Items="" Values=""/>
</settings>

Just because there are different number of token entries does not mean you shouldn't set the settings. We shouldn't have to have a setting for every number of possible tokens.

SALT stands for Scriptable Audio Library Tool and its goal is to go from raw recording to kontakt or hise or other sampler format much more efficiently than you could do even with all the REAPER scripts and actions in the world. REAPER is not suitable for many tasks, prone to frustrating mistakes, easily costing you hours of time trying to figure out where you went wrong along the way or trying to find that needle in the haystack where you made a mistake. These little mistakes can ripple out to bigger problems down the road. It's important to have a customizeable tool and informative interface that prevents these kinds of problems.

Looping, autotuning, spectral editing, file management, sampler patch creation, REAPER project reading and rendering, etc. There is no release date and it is closed source. It is not for sale because it is lacking in many areas. The only way to get access to it is to talk to me on skype and support development via monthly funds or a large sum, won't be worth it for you unless you plan on using it extensively to support your sample library business/income.

I am working on SALT which would have been able to do this easily, but it's not quite there yet. Otherwise, I would not have been able to avoid a ton of manual work of dragging files into REAPER, then ordering them, making sure they are lined up, etc. Or make a one-use script which would be a waste of time. So tired of that s***. SALT is the answer. Luckily the owner of these files can re-export for me in the appropriate stereo format.