@callybeat The problem I had was with the knob regulating the intensity of the LFO that in the module goes from 0 to 1. It worked fine inside hise but not when I exported it. Doing it as the Parce from Colombia suggested, I got it :)
I'm exploring script fx and for effects plugin projects I think it's the best.
Thank you very much
Saludos
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RE: Problem with de LFO in a DAW
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@Soundavid Sorry for the delay in responding. Sure, it makes sense!
Thank you very much!
I did a test working only with the effects module and I got what I wanted.
Saludos colega!
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RE: Problem with de LFO in a DAW
@callybeat The problem I had was with the knob regulating the intensity of the LFO that in the module goes from 0 to 1. It worked fine inside hise but not when I exported it. Doing it as the Parce from Colombia suggested, I got it :)
I'm exploring script fx and for effects plugin projects I think it's the best.
Thank you very much
Saludos -
RE: Problem with de LFO in a DAW
@Soundavid Sorry for the delay in responding. Sure, it makes sense!
Thank you very much!
I did a test working only with the effects module and I got what I wanted.
Saludos colega! -
RE: Problem with de LFO in a DAW
@Lauti By the way, I don't know why this error appears, because I installed everything correctly following its own youtube tutorial, with the only difference that I used Visual studio 2017
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RE: Problem with de LFO in a DAW
@d-healey Yes, it is enabled. The one that isn't is "Use IPP", because when I activate it, while compiling, I get a fatal error saying Cannot open source file "ipp.h"
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Problem with de LFO in a DAW
Good afternoon everyone. Here Lautaro, from Argentina. I'm new using HISE and since a few days I'm doing some tests.
I'm trying to make an fx plugin, but I'm having a problem opening it in DAW. It is exported and can be used perfectly, but the settings that use LFOs do not sound.
It only happens with those parameters, if I use other types of effects they work well in the DAW.The same thing happens if I try to apply a global modulator to some fx.
Maybe it's something simple that I'm not seeing, or on the contrary, something very complex that I don't understand. heh
Anyway, I'll leave my query here in case anyone knows what's going on. Thank you very much.