Midi out would be great. I'd like to create midi fx plugins.

Has anyone created a midi fx plugin?

I'm interested in trying to create one and I'm wondering if anyone has had success and can point me in the right direction to get started on this project!

I'm looking for the onInit file in my project folder. Can someone point me in the right direction please?

@ustk Is there a way to add a close panel button to this?

Also, does the timer restart after each instance is opened? Or does the timer start after the first instance is opened and continue to count down from then on?

@ustk This is awesome! Thank you. The link you set it to is epic. 10/10 would click again.

What does this do? When I go to export a plugin it asks me if I want to rewrite the batch file but I'm not sure what the the difference between rewriting it and not rewriting it is, so I have always been rewriting it. Is this the right thing to be doing?

@ustk I'm having trouble setting up the panel timer. Do you have a working example you can post?

That makes sense that it can only count the usage time of the plugin. I'd like to set that up too if possible. I want to have a panel pop up after 1 hour of use that links to a website. Can you post a snippet of that too if it's not too much trouble?

Thanks for your time and energy. I appreciate it.

@d-healey I don't mind if the user bypasses it. I'm just looking to prompt them to come back to my website. All I want is that they see the prompt, they can decide to follow the link or not. Can you post an example of how this would be done please?

I want to create a pop up panel that is controlled by a timer so that two weeks after the initial instance is opened a panel will pop up and prompt users to go to the link on the panel. Is this possible to do?

@musictranscriber you could try turning the volume down on the Sine Wave Generators so that when the signals are mixed they don't clip.

The way the delay module clips when the mix and feedback are really high is the nature of that module's algorithm.

The same goes for the dynamics processor because that's the nature of a compressor.

@ustk That makes sense. I haven't noticed it with third party plugins.

@d-healey They should be, yes.

@Lindon Since some stock plugins are able to access that API shouldn't hise plugins be able to access it too?

Or is there something different for stock DAW plugins because they can have, for lack of better terminology, "admin access" to more of the DAW's functionality since they're made by the DAW's developer?

@Lindon Got it. That makes sense. Can you legally release vst2 plugins for free without a license from Steinberg?

@ustk Thanks for the link!

@d-healey So by checking VST3 Support my exported plugin is VST3. Is that correct?

Conversely, if it's unchecked my exported plugin is VST2?

@d-healey Thanks for the info.

Steinberg is no longer supporting VST2. What does this mean in terms of making VST2 plugins?

How long do you expect it will be until VST3 becomes the new standard?

@ustk Yes, I understand that they are opened in the same state as exported in. I'm looking to have two states. One dependent on an instance opened on a track (wet=0%) and one when an instance is opened on a bus (wet=100%). Is there any way you know of for the plugin to check if it's being opened on a track or a bus?

What are the benefits of supporting VST3?

In Logic, some fx plugins will default to wet=100% (dry=0%) when an instance is opened on an aux bus. This is convenient for things such as reverb and delay, because most of the time when I use them on an aux bus I want just the wet signal to mix into the dry. Is there a way to get my hise plugins to do this?

Is there a way to create an autotune effect with hise?