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@iamlamprey said in How to Emulate Hardware or Software Instruments/FX in HISE:

@Fortune Not including analysis tools and math programs like Matlab, why don't you think HISE is enough? IIRC the JIT stuff lets you work directly on the audio buffer with C++ (or something close enough to it).

For analysis tools, of course these are a must to have, I didn't even need to mention this

Hise is sooo good and sweet. But I am just saying that, analog models can't be done with ONLY Hise. Hise is just a one tool to must have. There are other things to do like C++, maths...etc that I mentioned for analog modeling

Will there be a some kind of drag n drop (vertical or horizontal) plugin player in the future?
For example like below:

@dustbro For example, if the delay time of the plugin is 500 samples; just insert this code into the begining of the on init script;

Engine.setLatencySamples(500);

With this way, plugin reports delay compensation to the DAW in the very begining of the initialization.

I am using it on fx plugins it doesn't give errors. But it doesn't work in almost all DAWs.

@Christoph-Hart Yes definately persists.

Just a quick tip ; You can check the latency and phase cancellation with that way very quickly (also known as Null Test);

• Open your DAW, Insert an audio loop or sample in a track.
• Duplicate this track and invert the phase of the second track.
• When you play both of two tracks simultaneously you will hear pure silence because two tracks cancel each other. That's what we expect.
• Then insert the Hise made plugin into just one track (no matter phase inverted or normal). Just let one track's fx slot be empty, other track's slot with Hise made plugin.
• If the plugin hasn't phase cancellation problem (or latency), you should still hear pure silence too. If you hear silence, activate all of the EQ nodes, and saturation unit, twak them a little bit for checking if there is some phase issue or not. But since the plugin has a latency, you will hear some audio with phasing issue.

Let me know if there is something I can do. Best regards

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

Wow that's awesome! I didn't know it is ppossible with Hise. You guys did great job @orange @ustk

That's very helpful, thank you so much for this great info. I will definitely use this!!!

Can we change knob image strips with a button? When we do that, will it crash on a compiled plugin?

Thank you man for this great guide Amazingly useful!!!!

Like you've suggested, for test purpose I removed some setattributes in my code and the crash issue almost fixed interestingly. Why is this happenning?

@Tania-Ghosh said in How to Emulate Hardware or Software Instruments/FX in HISE:

@iamlamprey @Lindon @Fortune ... I have one question.... For more customization do I need to write own C++ DSP code? if so, then how to integrate my custom DSP Modules with HISE? HISE works with Java script... I can do basic stuffs with JUCE or WDL but it is very daunting to work entirely with JUCE/WDL/RackAFX and make a complete plugins with JUCE only(without HISE).. I love HISE so much because of it's API and JAVASCRIPT....What steps do I need to follow to overcome this type of DSP C++ integrated approach?.. I have seen @orange has made some emulation stuffs with HISE using C++.

Very simple, just learn and test There are lots of sources for learning this oceanic knowledge on the internet.

https://www.musicdsp.org/en/latest/ is one of them to make a good start.

Wow that's awesome! I didn't know it is ppossible with Hise. You guys did great job @orange @ustk

That's very helpful, thank you so much for this great info. I will definitely use this!!!

@dustbro I swapped the ipp folder and it worked.

Even I disable ipp, I think somehow ipp folders are needed. After ipp folder swap it worked.

For the Juce path error, I just ignored.

@dustbro said in ARM/Intel Universal Binary... how?:

What version of JUCE are you using?

@dustbro I am using the projucer in the Hise package. Version 6.

Thanks for the info, I will try to compile Hise without IPP again.

@dustbro said in ARM/Intel Universal Binary... how?:

I've got my M1 mac mini up and running with:
HISE - New layout
Xcode 13
IPP 2021.4.0

I am trying to comple Hise on M1 Mac Mini, but:

• I am getting JUCE path is incorrect warning in Projucer. When I manually locate it still fails to compile. Do we need something for this?
• Did you enable IPP while compiling Hise in Projucer?
• Selected Mac (Rosetta) while compiling in XCode?
• or any hint for this please?

What I use is:

HISE - New layout (from 25 October)
XCode 12.4 (@Christoph-Hart config)
IPP 2020.3

@christoph-hart said in ARM/Intel Universal Binary... how?:

Thank you for clearifying.

I think I will remove IPP from macOS builds altogether in the foreseeable future. The performance difference to Apples VDSP framework is negligible, so just disable IPP when you build universal binaries.

True for M1 systems but IPP is very important for intel systems. I think universal binary support would be needed at least 4-5 years more.

So for now we can't make universal binaries right? Must be individual for intel and M1? Can you add this feature please?

@Christoph-Hart Can you please clearify this situation?

• A couple of months ago you've declared that Hise can export M1 plugins but is Hise compatible?
• If yes, which macOS version do you suggest?
• Which XCode version do you suggest?
• How can we build universal binaries with IPP?

A lot of people is struggling with this but we haven't seen any directions from you about this.

Please help, or fix it. I think this is much more an emergency "to do" thing rather than "new layout".

@ulrik Thank you man, you're great!!!

@ulrik Do you mind sharing the working example?

@Lindon How did you solve this?

@Christoph-Hart I understand, thank you!