@paper_lung check the MonolithSplitAmount parameter inside the xml converted to monolith samplemaps. If the value from there is higher than you have in the archive parts, then the sampler will not find the monolith. There is indeed a bug in Hise that can add the previous values of the parts of the split monolith when exporting to the monolith. I recently report this bug. But is no actually for fix. Maybe this with low priority, if you have this bug - you can fix it by yourself.

@d-healey 'Colours' took some getting used to now I cant spell it any other way. haha.

Thanks guys, that's helped a lot!

@Christoph-Hart Ah ok, thanks for the info.

@Christoph-Hart I'm aware there's CSS styling inside Hise now, can we restyle this control with CSS without breaking anything?

anyone? :)

Oopsies, there was indeed a typo that caused the step size to be 2 instead of 1, so every even value was skipped. This only affected dragging operations, so there is no preset backwards compatibility issue.

It's fixed now.

@paper_lung drop a snippet.

@paper_lung this module has a super exotic use case (and I'll probably remove it again with the next cleanup round) - it will decompose the audio file you load into noise & sinusoidal parts and then use granular synthesis to play the noise part.

The sole purpose of this module is to complement the wavetable synthesiser - when you load an audio file into the wavetable synthesiser, you loose all non-harmonic content at the resynthesing stage. In order to "migitage" this, you can:

Add this as FX to the wavetable synthesiser Load the same audio file as the wavetable synthesiser (link the audio file slots for this) Adjust the parameters to get the best sound. depends on the source Sync the Position to the table index of the wavetable synthesiser (this is why you have the two modulation slots).

I toyed around with some samples from a flute and other wind instruments and it managed to recreate the noise part (breath noises, etc) quite Okish, but

@ILIAM

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@paper_lung you will need to use LAF

@candlefields said in Feature Request: Crossfade in Audio Loop Player:

@paper_lung If the release knob is adjusted correctly the clicks and pops are vanished...I mean minor knob movements..so as at the end of the sample you somehow fade it down...Have you tried it?

Using a AHDSR on an Audio Loop player won't fix clicks and pops when the sample loops during playback.

A crossfade option on the Audio Loop Player itself would fix it.

I'm using audio loops as background textures so they don't need perfect looping but crossfades would be super useful. Currently I have to hardcode a crossfade before I bring the sample into HISE. Not great when I want to keep trying different samples.

@d-healey ah that's perfect, thanks a ton for the help.

@paper_lung said in Hise keeps asking for documents access (Mac):

just updated to the latest version

Did you build it from the source code?

@Oli-Ullmann Perfect, thanks!

Check the MacroHandler Class https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/macrohandler/index.html

I think it would also require changing the plugin code - at least on Mac os

@paper_lung
Yeah I had this as well. I sort of assumed the cold was out of date, so I ended up rewriting my own version. I needed additional functionality anyway, because I needed to display a start/end range as well as a loop range, all at once.