@sletz Thanks for the suggestion. I tried that and same result.

Now I understand that rather than versions, it is about input output numbers.

For example the below one. Naturally Hise complains about the input output channels. I am not sure how to handle that.

I believe this has been reported before a couple of times. I'm using Faust v2.75.7 and the Ambisonics library isn't working. Has this been fixed in later Faust versions or any plans to fix? @sletz

This is the basic code that I am trying to work. It works on the Faust web IDE, but not in Hise.

import("stdfaust.lib");
import("hoa.lib");

process = ho.fxRingMod(1, 200, 0.5, 12);

@Christoph-Hart Thank you for the info

Sorry for the basic Faust question.

How can I make a selection of the functions below, along with a few more functions, using a single slider?

re.jcrev;

re.zita_rev1_stereo(20, 200, 2000, 3.0, 2.0, 48000);

re.dattorro_rev(200, 0.5, 0.7, 0.6, 0.5, 0.7, 0.5, 0.2);

@resonant I believe this graph is included in the Dynamics FX example in the Hise Tutorial Projects.

@Christoph-Hart said in Swapping a neural network model at runtime.:

@JulesV no.

A friendly bump. Please don't be angry with me. Still no? :)

@ustk Yes, I deleted the Binaries folder and tried again and again. HISE already gives a "build failed" error and doesn't say why.

So, when I try to manually open and compile the AutogeneratedProject.jucer file in the Binaries folder, I see that error in XCode.

This is probably a bug with the current commit.

I am getting the following error in XCode while compiling a custom node with a global cable project I prepared with a HISE commit from June, that was working before:

XCode throws this error:

Constructor for 'scriptnode::routing::global_cable<hise::runtime_target::indexers::fix_hash<817485898>, scriptnode::parameter::empty>' must explicitly initialize the base class 'control::pimpl::no_processing' which does not have a default constructor

Inside HISE I used this:

const var ngrm = Engine.getGlobalRoutingManager();
const var nrm = ngrm.getCable("nsDuckGR");

For the purpose of making an IR sample loader: Has anyone tried to automatically sort and select IR Sample files in the selected folder?

@dannytaurus said in Scheduled knob task after initialization:

@JulesV Interesting! What's the use case for this, if you don't mind me asking?

It can actually be used for other purposes.

But in my case, I'm actually using it for a bug workaround. When I buld a complex custom node with 23 parameters and use it in HardcodedFX, I noticed that in one parameter, the knob, wasn't getting its value during plugin initialization.

However, after init, when the knob is tweaked, the value is updated. That's why I chose this method. Creating a custom node with fewer parameters isn't a problem, by the way. As the number of parameters increases in custom nodes, the problems increase.

@d-healey said in Scheduled knob task after initialization:

Does it work if the plugin UI is minimised?

I tried callWithDelay and Yes, it does.

When I apply it in 4 stages as shown below, it works.

HiseSnippet 1230.3ocyW0ubaTCDWWhuRrA5zxvCfF+WmgPp+JeQFl5ZmDvSIodvoovzozQVmrslbmjGc5Rwgo+GuQ7BzWEdC3M.Vo6r84DGmPFnT+G1i1O+s6pcW4NJIkEEIUHmBmLdDC47ItcGKzCaMjvEn16ibtu6QjHMSgSH0b7HRTDyG43r52ZH3jOGx94OebSR.QPYyHgPmJ4T12yC45YT6z3o7ffCI9rS3gYjtdi1TonkLPFC3YU2xnQD5YjAriIFwVwE8cjngHmuvcyp0n0821uZ0M2cKJYK1t8I86Wole85asytUpsKo9NawJuIx4dG3y0RUWMQyhPN4ZJ8G2cn7MhDGbJOh2KfYNTA0E7bB4CkA9lPzPE0ZHOvuyjDUDBrRmYosUSRaet6Qbe9T5yReOvx.OSirIPmUlGdqNG7pjEdky.uE.ImLPJWBjdnaWphOROiiAOeraaATM6Sf5TVnjHKZkeOmaKIHgPuQH4L1gJ3vTM7pUt75X3qR6UnPAnXEowmST3t7vQALy0gJ3uAau.sw.l9f98YTsWwD1XK+hWR0mJj8LJMwofZsjgijB3fWQKWiJbQ.Wvv8iETMWJvRgkkQKkLviNQk0AiFDyJU3WKjOCp1HhoehVq38h0LurLLeOQo8J718JrTfXrSpOaQBB5A2O8lGJ1vqvUvKUwfR79r.x3lJIwmZ6o7NCzzhUESGqD3CDC.01HQ5rBBhjuH2u3WiMpX.mm4XI7WhKhslkoJttQHhZPDH1KwEiEwPwsH9UEx+VSrU3RI9dUZp7oQZEj9uF7YiLSHMMPhzPC4yDLOKryXjMnPB4Eb8PqQ7pT1bU4kGQfqBJhvWF5U5Uqmn9IuQlfm4sJP1ZUiYA2Zx0mZpKdU2FDOkHcHQLf46kP4Z8d0k38gJFag92vXRbMG.9p509GifkD+GBC3lTPlGBFNdkx+nGgOJNPywbnZYFohg1WnbJhwT4EgLLIjPC3K.okuYbBxNow2SqhYqi6SBhl7So8xaA1r5bxE5rPUJNVpAlI4JPb7kY0u+B4k1iD.2rVDay5.0xTzSDG1iox1jaDDF4M+bT2qeNZ1w7zjV8LBJEsEb8yFwDW2veT57AyL2TTAhpsSbue5D2tAbelBwgAqejqsXfr.FV0cuIKFQOu89DMYhY.KBdYDSo4l.vYe14vhyjA44c2mEclVNxJa5HIjyZ2nS+ko6Ve2yaLd1h1etQH22Of0QFwMI3rKrg19Qc4WLYsbi+3he6wgYWy+SuKjLyvnlMPWc0CrzS5GGPzyuIzLqMkgwqYW+XVwH.zLN66I9Wa83sEhOzsCWSGtXLtxBvHT99u.ioOp3ScS1fNCf4bO7GeO7Bh0l9VvoaJSeKX1U4K4sfHjcJXVBuf6qGl4ZTiE7Zw1hygNfNx.h5xo4Uu0wYkkGm4t02ELgD9C56qelqMM+gNHsk9OrA4Cb6P9+pX+CxXMWL.dpfhCSVcONNrK7N.JCfmPvBLKzbVwr5I4bYyYCH5xD91C+E7IkYEyYmTlUlv78hOf2jnjullrTzzpslkBD2B6efKO7OIgy3YaCm1dC6i3ulRm2TWQwp2UEqcWUr9cUwMuqJt0cUwsuqJtyMqn4uv9jXsLLo2.gNpyA1Wu33bff.2xssIn+lzPnoS

const var SimpleGain1 = Synth.getEffect("Simple Gain1");


const var Knob1 = Content.getComponent("Knob1");
inline function onKnob1Control(component, value)
{
	SimpleGain1.setAttribute(SimpleGain1.Gain, value);
};
Content.getComponent("Knob1").setControlCallback(onKnob1Control);




inline function createDelayBroadcaster(knob)
{
	return Engine.createBroadcaster({
		"id": knob.get("id") + " Delayer",
		"args": [ "unused" ]
	});
}



const var Knb1Brdcstr = createDelayBroadcaster(Knob1);

function stageOne()
{
	Knb1Brdcstr.callWithDelay(1000, [Math.random()], stageTwo);
}

function stageTwo()
{

	Knob1.setValue(27);
	Knob1.changed();
	Knb1Brdcstr.callWithDelay(1200, [Math.random()], stageThree);
}

function stageThree()
{
	Knob1.setValue(-43);
	Knob1.changed();
	Knb1Brdcstr.callWithDelay(1100, [Math.random()], stageFour);
}



function stageFour()	// Multi instance sorununu cozme amacli
{
	Knob1.setValue(0);
	Knob1.changed();
	Knb1Brdcstr.setBypassed(true, false, false);	
}


stageOne();

@d-healey @ustk Both methods work great for me, thank you.

After the plugin is initialized, a knob needs to be set to 20 after 1 second, and then set to -50 after waiting half a second.

I tried the method below, and it works for the first 1 second, but I couldn't figure out how to do the second step after waiting half a second.

HiseSnippet 1204.3oc0W0sTaaDEdEXQiTayjjgGfsbkRmLDavPfgIINXfTmT.OQ.o8llYszJ6MrZWORqnwIC20mm9LjWk9Fz2f1ytR1VFnfi6OSydgGume+1yd9YU6DY.MMUlfrbOZPeJx5qr8GHT8Z1ivDnV6frts89jTEMAmSZ6A8IoozPjk07OWSvxoBxr98mtMgSDAzwjPnSjr.52yhYpwTa23kLNeORH8HVbIoq2nUfTzTxkY.dl2tJpOI3TRW5ADsXyYi9NRZOj02Zu1JqFTO7QgqrxZatd.Yc5lQjnnZqFVu95arYsU2jTei0oUWCYsvtgLkLwWQTzTvnaKCG32S9yhbGbBKk0gS0apg7AOmSF0rGiG1dXvIEgrpzdbnZ97P0h16yBYinONjcGCC7XMJGzrl65fTsOAHYUBRUxgzcs8CRX8Ui4nwyWZ2R.2fQD3toLTxkEM2Kl2toDjPnVNlbJcuDXyHM7VsZ0Gfget+VtttvETpBeFIA6yh6yo5TfZ3GiMIMK2kp1MJhFn7VJmM1veoKn5KExNZkF5TPslx39RArwaICWsJLAmIn3nLQfhIEXovvRqUhj6ELTkG.FkmQuu6GbcJgpkSopmoTIrNYJpWYF5eGpzVtmuk60BDscJ7YSBm2AxI8lDJlim6kvKSvTuHSzml3AXyw0Ig1EqhSfS9thtfnKGjPgj.cUPxgcdqNtAlxADQ6SC4QdbnUAS4.mSvZN5PYRlPKGXRsV.92GJsX9THXGl5yfpwlxL8U4qnfIMlWqJKB6MT0mfqUEtcApZ65XNXZ+ehN93sRUiNEjC5QDcog41Qanbvpj8MnEniAhmCbNWKRwYQQRxOMdqoSivXGcPWud3C+F7iKsvsNn0QSPwsbTLWIXUJm3.ohdnNr.n28bW7EYEEck7Jt534WNWhcww4uVQOQVbGZR4bOsfPk3jk2KLck2A4YfkDTJZAm7C6SK1umjGpKa0++xMCPEov51BEHDDUYZJb6hlB9bVHMAw.i7E1l6SjA7PG3EVbXC6iasCQQFZFvhfWfXuhoOLV6POC5mm2qwwdGZ5ovUuQ1hpFX.xM5z2Mpk+GOtwfw8++oFopA5PyBFAQwrvPNssLkoC8kmp.yi56yduY1wGV7We9u89e4owkmE8ieLlL1MnsajlEEwdmYHRDiGmBsE52JFlsfrtm8woTbHMhjwU3zSA6.0wmRCORZjGc41rPCdYXFmnlrqutuRACMfK2pU2NU.GjAkmW9ILJn50NJXZg3csayTA8tZLN2UfQHO3eCLVL.8qsymVLFfUr26Gl0okUm9ok2ZzacFMUn3sNkGacMu0odicnbxDApWyBU8JkA13JdMTKwYPoTaImjbwv77+S8pfJSctf9Hg+6juVY5tLtgNWSIdumsIj+4DfMoDe9.36X2l7+gDhWIyTLQ28IPSZnks8AYw9vmD.OkAd8gfxAGYaMmdlW99p58Z.4SEglM+ArJXVSu2pfYsgL+OwGwjfD4aBxmFqKMukgBbtElOnwA9xJXOd7X3QsCfQer2DDLootjhqLqJt5rpX8YUw0lUEWeVU7QyphabyJp+7tmkojw40IHz9s207rIKqcEDHi2Txf9S.ERqNeC

const var SimpleGain1 = Synth.getEffect("Simple Gain1");

const var Knob1 = Content.getComponent("Knob1");
inline function onKnob1Control(component, value)
{
	SimpleGain1.setAttribute(SimpleGain1.Gain, value);
};
Content.getComponent("Knob1").setControlCallback(onKnob1Control);




inline function initJunper()
{	
	reg tmr = Engine.createTimerObject();
	tmr.setTimerCallback(function()
	{
		
		var runTime = tmr.getMilliSecondsSinceCounterReset();
		
		if (runTime > 1000)
		{
			Knob1.setValue(20);
			Knob1.changed();
			
			tmr.stopTimer(); 
		}	
	});
	
	tmr.startTimer(500);  	
};




//! ============ INIT ============
initJunper();

@Mighty23 It seems 1000 ms is very short for low bpm and 1 bar.

Is it possible to increase the max delay time to 5000 ms?

@d-healey Yes, that's it, thanks. I had to use If/else Statement for negative values, though.

As the title says, I couldn't find a cubic root function equivalent to std::cbrt

Any ideas?

@Mighty23 I tried it on vocals and pads, and rarely there're some clicks, but it's definitely better than the previous one.

Will there be a problem if we set the delay time higher than 1000 ms? Like 3000 ms?

@Mighty23 Thanks for the update, it sounds better. I think you made the transitions smoother, right?

@Mighty23 It works great, thanks!

The delay value is in 0 - 1 range. What is it referring to?
So what about time-based reverse? Like milliseconds, or 1/4, 1/8, 1/16?

@Matt_SF Great example, thanks!

I thought about Algo reverb and hoped that maybe the Hold in Ahdsr envelope node would do the same thing as the Gated reverb, but I couldn't get it to work properly.