I must definitely warn you about resellers, never work with ADSR Sounds!

From what I have heard from my acquaintances, they have a really bad reputation. They have unpaid invoices for developers for months, they are the kind of people who exploit people's labor.

@aaronventure said in ScriptNode Feedback After a Month of Heavy Use:

If you have 200 nodes...

I'm sorry I'm new, but I'm trying to understand how something complex can be done with 200 nodes :)

In my first attempts, I worked with a maximum of 20 nodes :)

@ulrik useful example, thank you for sharing this!

@Christoph-Hart Is the CPU performance issue resolved?
We look forward to being able to use NAM models quickly and efficiently in our plugins

@orange said in Resonance Suppression:

Faust constantly surprises me

Here is a spectral denoiser article: https://inria.hal.science/hal-04507625/document

I haven’t tested the sound tho.

@orange Sorry for the long time follow-up question, did you manage to do this?

@virtuscapeaudio said in How/Where do you actually market/sell your plugins?:

@JulesV AND they don't get you the customer's email which is why I stopped working with them.

Therefore, when working with resellers, there must be a proper licensing system. In other words, the customer who buys from them must register on your site.

If the plugin is using simple copy protection (offline serial number method), good luck, it will be difficult to get back the customers you sell to later.

@Oli-Ullmann That's amazing, thank you so much!

So the fix is to add eqBrdCst.setEnableQueue(true);

@pcs800 said in Buffer warning when plugin runs:

@DanH Worked perfectly, thanks!

I think this warning message was added for a good purpose.

If I remember correctly, it was added because of problems in FL Studio. So, the problem is solved by adjusting the BufferSize. It might be better if it remains IMHO.

@Oli-Ullmann That's great, Thank you for the help!

Like @Chazrox say, you guys are goooood! :) Thank you @HISEnberg