@dannytaurus
gotcha
...man, nothing is ever easy.
trying to make a faustian bargain with the dsp devil

and apologies for just typing that haha

@HISEnberg

I found this and its been great so far:

https://www.kadenze.com/courses/real-time-audio-signal-processing-in-faust/info

I imagine it has been shared on the forum before but here it is again for beginners like me.

free course.

@jeffd
ok i figured it out, for some reason my send effect wasnt connected to my send container.
no idea how that happened.

but works again

@d-healey yeah it must be that particular effect.

a tried an even simpler delay and it compiled and worked!

seems so odd. works on mac but not on windows.

it was just the smooth delay i am using found here:

https://faustdoc.grame.fr/examples/delayEcho/#smoothdelay

that is throwing the error.

doesnt seem that complicated but that is the problem.

Ill try to smooth out the other delay that works with some smoothing nodes in scriptnode to try to match my mac version i guess.

@d-healey got it working!

@Morphoice
sounds awesome!

@d-healey
i always have another backup project on my pc,
so i started over with that.
so unfortunately, no idea of what was actually causing it.

@d-healey got it working finally

time to get off my computer now lol

happy holidays!

@clevername27
yes! i got it to work!

@Christoph-Hart

Do i need to update to sonoma on mac to get faust to work with the latest dev build?

i got it to "kinda" work on ventura with an older version of faust.
worked ok for the delay i built.

@Lindon
The sample map issue was a seperate issue, but didnt happen until i moved to juce 8.

i got this error here
#error "Building for OSX 10.10 and earlier is no longer supported!
when trying to actually export an audiounit / vst on my mac build with juce 8.

I actually didnt get that error on a build with juce 8 i tried on windows.

but i still couldnt convert the samplemap to hlac monolith on the windows build.

@David-Healey
was trying juce 8,

guess ill go back to 6 for now.

@David-Healey
you think its my build?

given that other error i was getting trying to export a plugin.

should i just build hise again?

@David-Healey

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TJUTtDL1mbo54NnYxXbDL6EAjpNUUgJy?usp=drive_link

@David-Healey the sample map name is just the xml file?

@David-Healey
crashed again after creating 1 channel

@David-Healey

right there in the sample map

@David-Healey
so i created a brand new project.
simple clean build with just a sampler and 4 mic channels.
and im using a set of samples i used before that i know were able to convert to a monolith.

so i import those samples into the sampler file name token parser, ignored the multimic token, and just used notename. merged into multimic samples after importing.

saved the samplemap. compiled and saved xml.

monolith on export crashes after 1 channel.

also tried to export the plugin again as vst/audio unit.
same problem from before.

[MONOLITH TEST - Shared Code] Compiling include_melatonin_blur.cpp
/Users/jeffdavis/Desktop/HISE/JUCE/modules/juce_core/system/juce_TargetPlatform.h:177:8: "Building for OSX 10.10 and earlier is no longer supported!"
177 | #error "Building for OSX 10.10 and earlier is no longer supported!

maybe i should just delete and try to build hise again?
this is juce 8 if that matters, latest dev branch build. unless it changed from yesterday

on the newest develop branch,

hise is crashing when trying to convert samplemap to hlac monolith.
I have a multimic setup, and it crashes after completing the first channel.

anyone else havin this problem?

@David-Healey said in Moonbase:

if you then reexport from HISE the juicer file will be recreated and your changes overwritten, that's probably the issue you were running into

yes i believe this was the issue.
but im also wondering if i somehow screwed up changing over from 6 to 8.