@Straticah that is one sweet UI

@EwanBristow maybe you have to turn on vst3 support in hise project settings?

@Allen I’ve done this in rnbo(it’s pretty straightforward) but it uses a ton of cpu especially if you try to add different fft sizes

@tiesvdam said in Use custom # code for Color:

@mmprod

And for this one?
g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha(Colours.orangered, opacity));

i that it would be:
g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha(Colours.0xFFFF5800, opacity));

But that did not work :(

Just remove the “Colours.” So you’re left with just “0xFFFF5800”

@tiesvdam are you doing this in the drawPresetBrowserBackground laf function?

@tiesvdam instead of obj.itemColour, use 0xFFFF5800

@Lindon thanks!

@Lindon hmm- I want to be able to adjust the width and height of the trapezoid- can I stretch a path like that perhaps?

@Lindon could I fill that in?

How can I draw a trapezoid in a paint routine?

@HISEnberg ahh good to know

@oskarsh said in Looping the audio waveform playhead:

@mmprod You can read directly from the buffer using a counter.

How do you do this? You take a value directly from the buffer~ object?

@oskarsh said in Looping the audio waveform playhead:

@HISEnberg You will need to wrap the RNBO stuff into a scriptnode to make use of the modulation.

So you put the RNBO in a scriptnode node(is that even possible)? Is this different from compiling as DLL and using a hardcoded master fx?

@joshuabatic I don’t think this is possible https://forum.hise.audio/topic/2326/set-label-ready-to-write-into?_=1736449400865

hi @oskarsh - I'm reading https://docs.hise.dev/glossary/rnbo.html under the Enable modulation output heading

Do I simply add an "outport @mod" object? Then because I'm reading a buffer~, do I take the value of playback position from the groove~ object that I'm using to read it? How do I connect this value to the outport? How do I use this within HISE? Thanks!

@HISEnberg what would you use for fft processing if RNBO is not a viable option? and I’ve also heard that Faust is not optimal for this either

@d-healey Thanks for the advice!

@d-healey said in Customer support when releasing my first plugin?:

What kind of problem cannot be solved?

Perhaps a user is experiencing crashes when using the plugin and submit a support ticket. What if after multiple attempts, you are unable to solve their problem and it just doesn't work (even after having tested beforehand multiple times)?

Hi all, I'm getting to the stage of wrapping up a fx plugin project which I plan on polishing up and releasing. What should I expect when it comes to customer support? Are complaint emails common? Has customer support been time-consuming for you? How do you deal with customer problems you cannot solve?

Thanks!

(Also, first post in newbie category :D)

@griffinboy is 5% peak or average usage like @d-healey mentioned?

also what does strong/poor optimization entail?

What is the normal range of percent CPU usage for FX and instrument plugins on the market? Let’s say for example a smaller product such as a single reverb or a simple sample instrument.

Is 15-30% acceptable/normal?