@Christoph-Hart Yes it works again, thank you for this quick one!

The new export UI looks great by the way.

@d-healey Ok, Thanks.

@orange said in Windows 11 can now run on ARM-based QUALCOMM processors:

ARM is a real revolution for the computer industry. There will no longer be two options called Intel and AMD soon for PC side.

ARM has been around for a long long time. We also have IBM Power architecture (not sure if Windows will run on it though). I think the real "revolution" will be RISC V, with it being an open spec it doesn't have the licensing restrictions of ARM or the other options.

@Dominik-Mayer Haven't got a bit of what you said but it sounds like you're having fun 😆

@orange I see. Thank you!

@DabDab said in Customize the values ​​shown in valuePopup:

@Fortune Do you need something like this ?

Yes exactly. Thank you so much!

@Fortune Yeah, you can set any properties using the .set() function.

So .set("processorId", "myId");

Hi everyone!
I have the same problem with 2.5.0 (AAX_eStemFormat_Stereo).
Can anyone share a 2.4.1 AAX SDK with me? It would be greatly appreciated.

@DabDab thanx, as soon I finish my current plug in I will do,im almost done im afraid I mess things up.

@Fortune You can see it in use here, although I am not entirely sure why its called sidechain, unless its preparation for a sidechain input or something.
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/6386/simple-multiplex-style-switched-routing/10

@ForeverLive my idea, of course! 👍

@Fortune I’ll keep checking tomorrow. I think I saw it again today but couldn’t be 100% sure as it’s such a small movement 😂

@ulrik That's it mate, Thank you so much!

@oskarsh That's it, thank you!

@ulrik Thank you for your help I get it now ;)

@Christoph-Hart Thank you so much man, I'll try and use them ASAP.

I have really complex equations that use the trigonometric math functions like tanh, cosh, cos, atan... several times as a combination on each equation. So I think the total performance should be improved now. Thank you!

Actually all those loop types are supported in SNEX, if you take a look at the SNEX test suite, you'll see a bunch of test cases that use them:

Link Preview Image HISE/tools/snex_playground/test_files/loop/for_loop2.h at develop · christophhart/HISE

The open source framework for sample based instruments - HISE/tools/snex_playground/test_files/loop/for_loop2.h at develop · christophhart/HISE

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BTW, most features of the SNEX language are covered by a test file, so if you want to explore what is working, you can build the SNEX playground (tools/snex_playground), then click on the SNEX logo on the top left to load any test (there are about 500 tests in there). It's also a great way of reporting bugs within the SNEX language, so if you find anything, just write a test file that reproduces the issue and I'll add it to the list (that's how I implemented most of the SNEX language features).

However in most cases you don't need to write these manual loops and can just iterate every value of a container using the range based for loop. This is a known concept in C++ (and for(n in myArray) is the HiseScript equivalent.

Link Preview Image Range-Based For Loops in C++11 - Cprogramming.com

Learn how to easily loop over containers using the new C++11 range-based for loops--and how to add support for range-based for loops to your own classes!

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@Christoph-Hart said in Soft Knee for the Scriptnode Compressor:

Try a envelope follower modulating a gain node in a frame block and go from there.

At least for a starting point, Can you give an example snippet please?

Envelope Follower is very hard to operate for a compressor.

Can we get a smoothed Parametric Eq unit please?

I've added more or less the same smoothing logic as it is at the monophonic filters. Please check whether this is fine for you now.