@orange That's awesome. Thank you so much

@Christoph-Hart
Dynamic EQ and multiband are completely different techniques.

Multiband compression uses a series of crossover filters to split the signal into multiple bands, which are individually compressed.

Dynamic EQ uses a compressor to modulate the gain of an EQ filter.

The biggest difference is that the crossover filters used in a multiband compressor create phase artifacts, or they need to use linear phase filters which add significant delay to the whole signal. With a dynamic EQ your signal is only affected when there is gain reduction in the compressor.

Another difference; with dynamic eq, you will have much more control over the sound because of the band amounts (it can be over 8 bands).

But it would be so cool having both on Hise

Does anyone did a Dynamic EQ with Hise?

This solution is not working properly? Anyone didn't implement it yet?

@Christoph-Hart said in About volume bump:

No the reason is that this is the outfall of the smooth bypass system that works with instruments.

I think this smooth bypass system is enabled since Hise 2.0 has been released. Because on Hise 1.6 there wasn't something like that as far as I know. So will you disable this on vst fx plugins?

As we previously mentioned Here, Switching user presets on compiled FX plugins creates volume bump in Hise 2.0.
Did you solved this issue? @Christoph-Hart

@orange Sounds great, Looks great. Congrats.
You are one of the best developers in this Hise community!

@Christoph-Hart There aren't tons of people who prefer raw samples compared with processed ones.

@Christoph-Hart Hi, have that been solved?

@Win-Conway said in Pultec EQ Model - Beta Testers Needed <<<<<<<:

Each plugin is 110 meg, is that a limitation of HISE, seems rather high for an effect ?

Presets are not listed by the host.
There is an audible artefact when changing presets, possibly an issue with HISE, no other JUCE effects have this issue.

@Christoph-Hart I am having the same problem with my plugins while changing presets. When you jump to different presets, the total volume goes up for approx. 0.5 second and then it becomes normal. Hise 1.6 didn't do that. but Hise 2.0 does it.