@griffinboy Actually, a multiout drum instrument is in my future plans for Hise, so thanks for the warning.
I do have three developers on my team who are totally familiar with juce, javascript, and C++. So I am sure I'll be bugging them when the time comes.

@griffinboy said in Adding a distortion knob:

Were you using KSP in your kontakt instruments previously?

Since I don't know what that is, I'm gonna go with no :-)

So, I actually added a limiter in line after the saturator and set it up so the overall volume doesn't change when saturation is added, and it worked!

@d-healey Well... if I release them under GPL and can still charge for them, then that seems like the way to go. All I would need to do is post a link to the source code or deliver it with the purchased plugin, right?

@d-healey I just did it manually (not in inno) and it worked.
I put the LinkWindows file at C:\Users\pcs80\AppData\Roaming\company name\product name\LinkWindows
Which would be {userProf}\AppData\company name\product name\LinkWindows

Inside the file I specified the location of the samples, and it worked.

@griffinboy no, I haven't.
I worked on that project for weeks by open the latest auto save each time I ran hise.
This time, I started a new project, worked on it for a day, and went looking for the previous project the next day and cannot find it.
I'm a 30 year expert with windows, I didn't misplace or delete something.

Are you able to open past projects? Please try it and let me know.

I cannot figure out how to open an existing project.
I have tried loading .hip and .xml files, but the project loads blank.

I was working on a project, and started to work on a new project. Then wanted to go back to the first one, but all the autosaves in the startup window are saves from the second project.
I have tried to find the first one on the hard drive but do not see it.
There's a folder named after it, but no project looking files inside.
How do I load the first project?
Also, why do these autosaves not contain the name of the project so it's MUCH less confusing to know what I am opening?

@d-healey And there is no buffer setting in wavert for this daw. It just shows you a drop down of all the available sample rate/bit depth combos for the installed hardware.

@d-healey That is not the solution. No other plugin does this on this particular machine.
Not having an option to disable that in hise is very "big brother" like.
Ai says to edit the cpp and comment out the check buffer size line, but I cannot find it.

When i load my plugin built with Hise, I get this message "the audio buffer size should be a multiple of 8. Please adjust your audio settings"
The daw is set to use Wavert/Core audio, and is set to 44100/16
Trying any other sample rate and bit depth, makes no difference.
Works fine if using ASIO.
Can I disable that in hise for all future plugin builds?

@pcs800 Never mind, i got it.
Chatgpt keeps giving instructions for older version of Hise, until I keep specifying 4.1.0
Anyway, I put a velocity modulator on the sampler module, and it worked.

@Lindon Chatgpt tells me this, which doesn't seem to be correct.

Use Built-in Velocity Modulation (no scripting)
If you're using HISE’s modular approach (e.g. a synth or sampler module):

• Select the target module (e.g., Sampler, Synth, Gain, Filter).
• Go to the Modulators section.
• Add a Velocity Modulator:
• Right-click in the modulators list.
• Choose "Add Modulator" > "Velocity Modulator".
• Set the target parameter:
  For example, link it to Volume, Cutoff, or Pitch depending on the module.
  Use the modulator amount knob to adjust how much velocity affects the parameter.

@Lindon Isn't that involving adding code instead of adding it with the gui editor?

As I test my plugin, I load it into a project in my daw, and just noticed that I can turn all velocities completely off and the instrument still triggers samples the same as it does when velocities are at 127.
What am I missing?