@Lindon yup, works... thank you so much Lindon!

@musictop This is probably the plugin code in project preferences

@d-healey Yup, this is surely the first question that needs to be asked and I forgot to ask him this question. Thanks, will ask now!

@d-healey Thank you David.
Samples only...

@d-healey Thank you!

@musictop Thanks Ilir, it's always nice to hear these kind words from you and I really love the stuff you're doing with HISE - these workshops where you've taught your students how to make instruments with HISE was one of the most rewarding things that I've seen so far.

@musictop I'm not sure, I've never used a synth group.

@Lindon cool, so much better. Much appreciated!

@musictop
I can't figure it out unfortunately! Would you be so kind to give a short usage example? I do not quite understand how to use it!

Many thanks.

I tried feeding it the repository but it says it is too large when I enter github.com/christophhart/HISE/ or it is invalid, when i enter github.com/christophhart/HISE/tree/develop

@Christoph-Hart Thank you! <3

@ulrik Thank you!

@d-healey :) I thought I did... thank you David!

@d-healey Very cool. Thnx!

Amazing achievement! Congratulations!

Dig That !! Nice work.

@ulrik very cool work and thanks a lot for advices!

...and inspired and motivated a few people on the way. :)

With HISE i was able to make a few virtual instruments and i am inspired and motivated to learn, develop and continue making some more. Never thought i could do that before!

Furthermore, exciting derivative results, that i couldn't anticipate, are emerging - an experimental ensemble, workshops and institutional collaboration are in progress. Will report on them as soon as things becomes concrete.

So, yes, a lot of work had to be done by you @Christoph-Hart but there is also a lot to be proud and happy as well :)

Therefore, thanks a lot again! ♥

Along with the Compiled binary send all @d-healey David Healey's Tutorials. This will be an extra push towards rapid learning.