@dannytaurus
gotcha
...man, nothing is ever easy.
trying to make a faustian bargain with the dsp devil 
and apologies for just typing that haha
@dannytaurus
gotcha
...man, nothing is ever easy.
trying to make a faustian bargain with the dsp devil 
and apologies for just typing that haha
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!
@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!
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.
@JC Hey i actually got the moonbase module to work in juce 6..
took David's advice and messed around with Claude and got it to work.
little tricky for me but its working. I Havent shipped anything yet though--Hopefully soon.
So i got a notarized .pkg working of the .hr files. still need to test more but i got them into the plugin's own per-user app-data folder. Then when the plug-in opens and installs the samples it can also auto-delete the .hr files right after extracting. And no gatekeeper quarantine from macos. Ill have to do the same on pc and create .exe for the .hr files to match. but perhaps this will be best. less confusing for people i imagine?
@David-Healey im guessing no because theres no code to sign. probably have to package it or something.
@David-Healey Is it possible to codesign the hr files individually?
@David-Healey i was about to ask. Ship the samples inside a notarized .dmg or .pkg? is that doable?
so turns out the cause was macOS's quarantine flag (the "downloaded from the internet" tag Chrome adds). it got hung moving to the next .hr2 file. I was testing downloading the .hr files from moonbase as a "customer" on an old intel mac laptop. Moving the downloads into a fresh folder on my Desktop and installing from there fixed it — everything installed cleanly. Im not sure if this is a big sur thing? or an intel mac thing? Its a 12 year old laptop.
I have a ~6 GB library split into four .hr parts, installed on first launch with installExpansionFromPackage. It works fine on Apple Silicon and
Windows, but on Intel Macs it only installs about the first part (~a quarter of the samples) and then says it finished successfully.
Already ruled out: plenty of free space, all parts intact and in the same folder, tried internal and external drives, 16 GB RAM, current HISE.
Its an old laptop I got that i can test intel mac on. Plugin itself runs perfect if I have a folder with all the .ch1 extracted on it.
@David-Healey rescanning worked.
got it working. ill mess around with it more.
one thing i had to do to get my plugin to work in flstudio was doing this.
Go to Options → Audio Settings
Find the Align tick lengths option and turn it on
2. Enable "Use fixed size buffers"
Open the plugin in FL Studio
Click the wrench icon at the top of the plugin window
Go to the Troubleshooting tab
Turn on Use fixed size buffers
you probably already know about this. But it got rid of the buzzing /distortion sound i had before.
but i didnt hear anything like that in Rhapsody