Posts made by Lindon

@Christoph-Hart well it looks like no one else has the time to do this so I will give it a go, so from first principles how would I do this?

• Assume I have opened Xcode from the projucer.....

@botnotbot this size issue is one I raised a fair while ago - in order for the end-user to see the button that lets them decide on their sample location you will need a UI at least 500 px tall, until @Christoph-Hart changes the way HISE works.

Further - the plugin doesnt know where you've placed the .hr1 file, and in fact the .hr1 file isnt (I think) much use to the plug-in it needs the extracted ch1 files

You could add something to your installer that asks the user where they want the ch1 files to be placed, but once you've put them there(Say some massive external SSD) then you are going to have to tell the plug-in where that is and install the ch1 files there.

The plug-in looks in a different location for Mac and Windows but in either case it end up looking inside a symbolic link where the real location has been recorded. So to get this end-to-end package installer to work you would need your package to get the location the user wants to use for their samples, write the ch1 files there, create a symbolic link file with this all new location recorded in it and write that to the correct location in the Mac folder structure. I only use whiteBox packager and I'm pretty certain it wont do all of that(could be wrong).

So in the end its a multi step process.

Use the package installer to:

1. install the plugin(s) to their correct locations
2. put the hr1 file in a well known location (I put mine in /Applications/ChannelRobot/instrumentName)

Then have a plug-in of the correct size to allow the user to see the button on first-start-up - and let the user select the location for the samples.

Nice thing about this is you only need ship the h1 file as the plug-in will extract the ch1 files at this stage, and set up the symbolic link in a place it knows about

@d-healey yeah I know I could do it with a custom panel - I just dont want to cause Im lazy...

Is there a simple way to get a custom set of values displayed for a slider?

Lets assume I want to have a knob (not a combo box <- bare with me) to select a note in an octave so I'd like the knob to to display "C","C#","D","D#" etc.

Knobman offers a nice little way to do this just specify it as a list like this

(C,C#,D,D#,E,F,F#,G,G#,A,A#,B)

..and depending on the value of the knob shows the relevant value. Given that HISE lets me define a value range (say from 1 to 55) but a different numStrips(say 1 to 25) - its already working this out on the fly anyway...

@ustk thanks a lot... @Christoph-Hart -- it looks like this IS a Mojave problem then... sorry.

OK anyone out there with a MacOS other than Mojave? Could you do all us Mojave users a favour and check this?

yep what @Christoph says - thats B**sh*t

@dustbro - read the article - you are actually making it worse. not better., and costing 6x the disk space. - but your call obviously.

As it turns out the url I point to includes the video I mentioned:

https://xiph.org/video/vid2.shtml

@dustbro wow - thats a LOT of wasted disk space...

Theres a great (simple) video on youTube that deals with the mis-conception that > sample rate = "smoother" results (spoiler:it just doesnt) but I cant find it. But heres a wothwhile read:

https://people.xiph.org/~xiphmont/demo/neil-young.html

@dustbro if you can check all the way down to 16-bit that would help (32-bit, 24-bit,, 16-bit)

@Christoph-Hart Mojave 10.14.5 - I listed this earlier in the thread, I also note @forgotpassword says he/she is on 10.14.4.

@d-healey - I have no idea but he also cannot get it to load

@Christoph-Hart it happens with every file I've tried...I will check the script node branch when i get a chance.

I only have sporadic access to the Mac right now... any one else can check?

OK really really need this fixed now - my customer getting unhappy.....

@d-healey yeah I'd also really really like this not to show this sort of number if its not correct - it will put customers off I think.

Cant find anything in the forum covering this.

Ok so I have an instrument with a visual display(floating tile) attached to my envelope .

In HISE (standalone) I get a very nice "dot" showing the progress thru the envelope....when I play a note.

But this doesnt show up in any of my plug-ins. Which is a shame - tis a nice feature.

Any way to get it to show up in the plug-ins?

@gorangrooves yes two arrays - in a strict articulation order.

So on Note look thru the trigger array to see if the incoming note is used, if so then use the note at the same position in the source array, if not then remove the event.

For playing notes you will need to keep the event id so you can do the VDrum muting.

@gorangrooves your problem here will be that there are A LOT of midi files out there that people will have invested in and they'd like them to work with your ROMpler, so if you remove mappings from the overall structure then their AD or BFD focused midi files will not work with your ROMpler

@gorangrooves no problem, of course it WONT really expand to deal with all your articulations - the code would become a nightmare - so you should really put all your "sources" in one array and all your "triggers" in another.

I guess its not giving too much away but heres one kit with its articulations

Addictive Drums

Kick Soft Beater 24
Kick Hard Beater 36

Snare Centre 38
Snare Edge 43
Snare Rimshot 37
Snare Centre Undamped 84
Snare Edge Undamped 86
Snare Rimshot Undamped 88
Snare Sidestick 42

Hat Fully Closed 49
Hat Closed 51
Hat Open Quarter 52
Hat Open Half 54
Hat Open Three Quarters 55
Hat Open 57
Hat Edge Fully Closed 50
Hat Edge Closed 53
Hat Edge Open Quarter 85
Hat Edge Open Half 87
Hat Edge Open Three Quarters 90
Hat Edge Open 92
Hat Pedal Shut 48
Hat Pedal Open 59

Hi Rack Tom 69
Lo Rack Tom 67
Floor Tom 65

Ride Centre 45
Ride Bell 61
Ride Edge 62

Crash Centre 77
Crash Edge 46

...I guess you've worked out all the articulations for all the kits you want to use. I suggest you start by working out your default mapping for those (but you may well have done that already).

@gorangrooves most people use a midi learn function...

Well to be honest every time we've built a drum ROMpler we provided a mapping for all the major players:

• BFD
• SD
• iDrum
• DrumIt5
• GM
• Roland VDrum
• Yamaha DTX900

etc.

with luck this will give you a clue how to proceed.

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