Happy 2020

Seasons greetings everyone!
Here's to an epic 2020

Hey @Christoph-Hart, myself and @orange have just been doing some testing and it looks like it’s possible to get a server response in LPX, but it’s not the prettiest workaround.

It seems that playback through the plugin is required in order to trigger the Timer Object that returns the response.

You can see in the video below that initially no response is returned when hitting the ‘Call With Post’ button, but as soon as audio is played back through the plugin the response is returned.

Thanks for putting together the code snippet for testing btw @orange

So good to know that this is sorted in the lastest FL studio!
Thanks for investigating @BWSounds @iamlamprey @Natan

Doh, well it was a simple as setting the Index to zero.

  "ProcessorId": "MIDI Player1",
  "Index": 0

Now the final piece to the Midi Player puzzle for me today is...
How oh how do we setup the UI so a user can drag midi files from the player into their DAW?

@DanH

Here you go... This snippet should randomise the ShapeFX as far as I can see.

Not sure why there's always a curve up to that last node point though.

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Personally, I have the tools to achieve what I need to achieve thus far - I currently use Blender for anything that requires sophisticated 3d animation magic!

I was merely taking the time to show @Lindon appreciation for the link, check it out & point out a limitation that may hinder anybody else looking to venture down the road. Hopefully this has not been in vain!

"@Lindon Nice link to Knobman3d.
I've noticed that the image quality doesn't look great when scaling however.
Or am I missing something?"

Thanks again

Happy New Year all!!!!!

@Christoph-Hart is it possible to get this merged?
Cheers

Hi guys,

Is it possible to pull through 'todays date' in HISE?

Thought I saw a thread about this earlier this year but I can't seem to find it when searching.

Cheers

@orange Thanks for the heads up!
I’ll try when I’m back at my machine and will report back

@d-healey A ha... I was completely unaware of this!

Ok, I'll compile the SNEX workbench application and see how I get on

@Christoph-Hart Ok, so by restarting the "SNEX workbench" do you mean restarting the whole of HISE? I don't see a specific option for the workbench.

I get as far as this after choosing to Wrap into DSP Network but things appear blank after Saving and reopening the project in HISE.

After saving an reopening things look like this:

@Christoph-Hart thanks for jumping in!
Really don't want to take up too much of your time on this one, but I guess I never saw instructions on how to compile this 'pitch shifter to a dll'.

So step 1. I guess

Thanks for clarifying about the renamed "compile DSP networks" @d-healey.
Thought this might be the case but didn't want to assume.

Hey @d-healey, do you think you'll get any time soon to put together a video tutorial of this for us patreons?

Personally, I've been banging my head against the wall trying to get the Pitchshifter Tutorial working in an exported plugin.

I get as far as this after choosing to Wrap into DSP Network but things appear blank after Saving and reopening the project in HISE.

After saving an reopening things look like this:

I should note that I am using the develop branch to load this Pitchshifter tutorial project as I believe that the 'SNEX Workbench' is only available in develop.
Is this true?

The instructions included in the tutorial project appear simple enough but attempting it seems far from trivial (see instructions below).
I'm also unable to find 'Tools/Compile All nodes' anywhere in HISE

Any thoughts?... Sorry for the brain dump!

**Compile the PitchShift node
The first thing you should do is to compile the PitchShifter.xml network into a C++ node. Open the Network in the SNEX workbench, then go to Tools / Compile All nodes.

The performance of the uncompiled node is around 5% CPU, and goes down to 0.9% CPU in Release mode.

Build the examples
When you compile the nodes in a project, they will also be copied to the AdditionalSourceCode directory of the project root and when you export a plugin from the project that uses one of the compiled nodes, it will compile them again and embed them into the binary of the plugin (so you don't need to ship that .dll that you've used in the SNEX workbench with your plugin). This is the recommended workflow for all non-trivial custom nodes in a project.**

@Natan Cool, no probs

On the topic of Presets, does anybody know how to set a preset folder to 'Read-Only' so that users can't overwrite or rename factory presets?

I think that this was introduced a while back, but I can't find any documentation on how to achieve this.

Cheers

Can't believe I missed this

My main hide/show preset button did have 'SaveInPresets' turned off, but then I checked through and found an old hidden, unused button that had it turned on.

Note to self... Tidy up your mess!

Thanks @Natan

Hi guys,

Does anybody know of a way to stop the Hise preset browser from closing after selecting a preset from the list?