@hisefilo
AI is certainly interesting, and there will definitely be a lot coming in terms of mixing/mastering/effects. I'm not so sure about the creative part, though. Most musicians are hobbyists. They make music out of passion. And I don't think they want AI to make music for them.

I find it more interesting, like Josh, that the production of audio software is becoming increasingly democratized. Among other things, this is due to frameworks such as HISE. This makes it much easier to produce plug-ins. I think this has good sides, but definitely bad sides too, and we'll have to see where it takes the market. It will definitely mean that marketing budgets will have to be bigger in the coming years, which will make it even more difficult for new, small manufacturers.

Hey folks,
I'll leave this here because I think he has some very interesting opinions.

What do you think about our market and how it will develop in the coming years?

All the best,
Oli

The Audio Programmer(YouTube) - The Audio Software Shifts No One is Talking About

@tjrob
I have no idea what's in your picture. Normally, you specify the path to your plug-ins in your DAW.
Which DAW are you working with?

@dannytaurus
Yes, I also meant that you should copy the plug-in manually. Not automatically from HISE. :-)

@tjrob
Then the file should automatically be in the correct folder. All you have to do is open your DAW and it should be there.
Which DAW do you work with?

If your DAW cannot find the file, you may need to specify the correct file path in the DAW.
You can copy the file to a location of your choice. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Right-click on the .vst3 file.
2. Click on “Show original” (or similar).
3. You will now see the actual file. You can copy this to a location of your choice and then specify this path in your DAW.

@tjrob
Are you on Mac or PC?

@ustk
That's a cool idea!

@dannytaurus
That's how I always do it.

@dannytaurus
The safest way would probably be to use a panel with its PaintRoutine and MouseRoutine.

To ensure that the area for mouse interaction is correctly positioned over the link on every operating system, you could perhaps use Engine.getStringWidth(String text, String fontName, float fontSize, float fontSpacing) for the calculation.

@dannytaurus
For the look use LAF.
For the functionality use Engine.openWebsite(String url)

@resonant
You could take a look at the “Scriptnode Visualization 101” snippet. Maybe that's a good place to start. :-)

@cassettedeath
I don't have a solution to your problem, but I would recommend creating the presets in a compiled plug-in in your DAW, or better yet, in different DAWs, and then recompiling the final plug-in with these presets.

This way, you can test your compiled plug-in right away when creating the presets.

@udalilprofile
This bug has already been discussed twice in the forum. Do not use the latest commit to compile HISE.

Use this commit: cf3fc78

You can do this as follows:

1. Clone HISE in the usual way with

git clone https://github.com/christophhart/HISE.git

2. Set the head to the last working commit:

git reset --hard cf3fc78

Now you can compile HISE without errors.

PS. Use the develop branch.

@dannytaurus
Yes, checking pass/fail status on GitHub is a good ideal! :-)

@Christoph-Hart
Also commit a7fa92d

@Christoph-Hart
Here is the error report:

@David-Healey
Yes, those two options also occurred to me if there is no built-in solution.
I'll try it out and give feedback here.
Thanks. :-)

Hello everyone! :-)

I have a specific request. I want to copy an audio file and then load it into the sampler. So far, so good. However, I need to make sure that the loading process only starts after the file has been successfully copied.

Is there a built-in solution for this? Or do I have to take care of it myself, for example with the help of timers?

@David-Healey I'm sure you have an idea :-)

Many thanks,
Oli

@ulrik
Great, thank you! :-)

@ulrik
Wow, that's great! Is it okay if I use it in my plug-in?

@bwoogie

You can put a simple gain in your signal chain and then use .getCurrentLevel for your animation.

https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/effect/index.html#getcurrentlevel

Update the animation with the panel's timer. 40ms are 25 fps what should be enough.

If you want to draw an analyser it is also possible to get this data with scriptnode. I can post some demo code when I'm back on my computer.

From the simple gain you'll only get volume data. No frequency data. For this you'll need the scriptnode analyser demo code.