@d-healey I notice it quite a bit with synthesised samples too, hence my interest, even more annoying is the tendency for crossfaded sounds to have volume dip between layers. Smoothing helps a bit (smoothed parameter in low pass mode in particular) but it's always there to some extent.
It's a shame physical modelling (of real instruments) never really fulfilled it's promise, but then many of us might not be here, or maybe we'd be talking about HIPME.
@clevername27 Nice, that ring is really pleasing. This is kind of attention to detail that I aspire to.
Just gonna throw this into the mix:
Design and Run Real-time Spectral Processing on the Web with Faust
https://inria.hal.science/hal-04507625/document
And to rewind a bit, what about an equal power crossfade? Shouldn't that be a bit more forgiving when using material that' s not been phase aligned? I used to do this all the time in Logics EXS24 and the equal power fade was almost always the way to go.
Excuse my naivety on the subject, but In scriptnode alone we have the ability record, analyse and import wavs, generate sine waves and have extremely large sliderpacks (if I recall, this was bumped up to something like 4000+ in a recent update). All the important stuff needed for spectral resynthesis, no?
@clevername27 Cool, hadn't thought of that.. Got me thinking, I wonder if it's possible to give a table envelope a release stage somehow, maybe by inverting a gate signal to activate a standard envelope on note off?
@clevername27 The ramp node has a loop start parameter, set it to 1.0 and it will one shot.
Here's a simple 4 track looper (or something resembling one, anyway)..
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In essence, it's just 4 tempo synced delays with the feedback set to max and a gate controlling the input gain of each delay. This acts as kind of record button.
The controls:
Dry/wet - obvious
Mix - the level of the delay channels
Delay Time - Set's the delay time. Adjusting this after recording has finished gets glitchy fast .
Pitch - controls pitch via a repitch container
Record 1-4 - Opens the gate allowing the input signal to be captured
Reset 1-4 - Sets feedback to 0 clearing the "recording" (hold until fully clear) *
Record length/Divide - Sets the duration of the record gate
I'm not clear on what the exact applications of this are yet (Do people use loopers in DAWs?) It's hard to get the timing right when hitting the record button (switching the ramp controlling input gain with a. clocked ramp would make this easier when working in a DAW) , I've started a project using similar techniques here, this applies a modulated xfader to the input and and output allowing it to act as kind of buffer glitcher/remixer thing. . Again, it's kind of cool, just not sure how to translate that into a meaningful end user experience.. suggestions welcome!
I ran into something similar recently, Disabling ShowTextBox in the property editor fixed it. Since I had a lot of sliders to fix, doing a find and replace in the desktop.xml file was quicker.
So, showTextBox="1" was replaced with showTextBox="0".
@Lindon said in Sends as FM source/carriers....:
a script node to combine(multiply) two signals together...
This perhaps..
https://docs.hise.dev/scriptnode/list/control/blend.html
Wouldn't using the send/receive system be generating a monophonic signal? AFIAK your carrier would be getting the summed output of all active voices, rather than per note modulation.
@LozPetts You need to define an Audio file slot within your network, see the little waveform symbol next the the samplemap list? this allows you to create a new slot that can then be called with the const slot declaration in your script:
Cool company name, BTW. I once knew a girl who could recite The Raven from heart..
@LozPetts Samplemaps are handled a bit differently in Scriptnode. This is how it's done:
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There's a post from a couple of years back that explains this in detail here.
@d-healey I've tried USE_LINUX_FONT_HANDLER=1 on it's own, and then in combination with USE_LATO_AS_DEFAULT=0 . Neither made any discernable difference.
I'll play around with it some more tomorrow,
@d-healey Ah, that's so much simpler! thanks. I take it the definition needed is USE_LINUX_FONT_HANDLER=1?
Currently my main laptop is in for repairs and I'm using an older machine running Ubuntu 20.04 for all daily computing tasks, naturally this includes HISE.
Unfortunately, HISE does not seem to be well optimized for this OS. Projects take forever to load, menu's are sluggish and everything is generally pokey. Here's a boring video of what that's like.
Running the Windows version via WINE improves things significantly (with a few caveats) Here's an equally boring, but mercifully quick video showing the difference.
Since there are a few steps involved to get things working, here's how I did it:
There are many ways to get up and running with WINE, I chose to use Bottles 'cos it provides a nice UI with lots of options.
sudo apt install flatpak
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
sudo flatpak install flathub com.usebottles.bottles
Restart your computer
Allow bottles to access files outside the WINE directory:
flatpak override --user --filesystem=host com.usebottles.bottles
Open Bottles from the Applications browser
Click on Create New Bottle
Give your bottle a name & hit create
Select Run Executable
Change "Supported Executable" to “All Files” & then navigate to the HISE installer (I used the 4.0 installer found here
Complete the installation as normal
Once installation has finished, Click on Add Shortcuts..and navigate to the HISE app. This should be located at ~/.var/app/com.usebottles.bottles/data/bottles/bottles/HISE_126/drive_c/Program Files. If the EXE file doesn't appear, again change "Supported Executable" to “All Files”
By default, HISE's menu system will not work. To fix this we need to tell WINE to display it in a virtual desktop.
Click on Settings and then Advanced Display Settings
Enable Virtual Desktop and enter an appropriate resolution for your display
Start HISE by pressing the play button from the Bottles Programs section
It should go without saying that certain things will not work when using HISE with WINE. Most importantly, any attempt to export your project will fail. For this you will need to revert to the Linux native app, consider using the command line tool to speed things up here.
@Christoph-Hart Thanks, these scripts seem reasonable easy to understand. It's just a case of integrating them into Actions, I guess. If I can get it working, I'll see about writing a tutorial.
@yall Seems to work fine here..
This is just an adaptation of the visualisation snippet, simply replacing the peak node with FFT does the trick.
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@yall Select "Browse available snippets" from the help menu.
Is anyone using Github actions to automate the build process for HISE projects? How hard was it to setup? Was it worth the effort?
I've come across a couple of projects that suggest that it is possible to (after some initial setup) to build validated, cross platform plugins automatically. [Pamplejuce] (https://github.com/sudara/pamplejuce) (love the name) seems the more mature, better documented project, though Studiorack looks pretty interesting too, but with a broader set of goals.
As I understand it, once setup a user could build & download a version of a plugin that includes the most recent commit at the push of a button. In my case, this would be (excuse the hyperbole) a game changer!
Have you checked out the Scriptnode visualisation snippet in the totally awesome new snippet browser? It uses the peak node, but it should work with the FFT as they both use the display buffer.
@M_Holloway Odd. Not sure what could be causing that. I take it you have HISE_NUM_PLUGIN_CHANNELS=X specified in your preprocessor definitions?
You need to specify multichannel in Xcode when building the HISE plugin (as you would with your own project), From the product menu, select scheme then edit scheme. The select one of the Multichannel options from Build Configuration menu.
I've come across something similar.
Here's my FX plugin displayed in the Element host (handy for working out these kind of routing issues) compiled back in March.
The AU is on the left, VST on the right. Green dots represent audio inputs on the top, outputs on the bottom. As you can see, the AU only has a stereo in and out.
The same plugin, compiled today.
The only significant differences between the March build and todays are:
You could also try running your project in the HISE plugin, that's another good way of tracking down these kinds of issues. If multi channel works with the HISE plugin then that should rule out a problem with your project.