@Christoph-Hart I updated to the latest dev build and the crashing no longer happens
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RE: Example snippets that cause Hise to crash on load.posted in General Questions
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RE: Sticky knobsposted in General Questions
@David-Healey
I went to revisit this video so i can re-learn to compile and install hise from github, but the video is gone. Do you still have it?This video will get you up and running. Before following it though I recommend you remove all copies of HISE and the HISE source code from your system.
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RE: Example snippets that cause Hise to crash on load.posted in General Questions
@Christoph-Hart I am using the same build I installed months ago. I would have to revisit forum conversation to re-learn how to get the latest dev build from github and compile it.
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Example snippets that cause Hise to crash on load.posted in General Questions
I was browsing example snippets and loading a few.
The following crash hise when I try to load them.
Just an fyi.Custom Draggable EQ
Draggable Filter Example
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RE: Splitting incoming signalposted in General Questions
@ustk Adding Engine.setLatencySamples(95) to interface onit, compiles without error and the plugin doesn't seem to have latency in the daw.
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RE: Splitting incoming signalposted in General Questions
@pcs800 Like this?
Engine.setLatencySamples(95)
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RE: Splitting incoming signalposted in General Questions
@Lindon So as suggested by @ustk I have added the converter Sample>ms and it is showing 95.9ms, that's great. But how do I get the plugin to report that to the daw?
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RE: Splitting incoming signalposted in General Questions
@Lindon Yes I have discovered that. I don't know how to find the right latency in ms or how to get the plugin to report it. I will look.
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RE: HISE User Interface Unusableposted in General Questions
@Ajak What it looks like to me is that you started a new project but never saved by hitting Ctrl+Shift+S (windows anyway). So there's no interface xml file yet.
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RE: Splitting incoming signalposted in General Questions
@ustk If I add delay to the other one, then the plugin will cause latency in the audio it's applied to in the daw. No?
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RE: Splitting incoming signalposted in General Questions
@ustk Thanks for that information. I have the following, which works, but there's a large latency on the chain with the pitch shifter. Is there anything that can be done to eliminate the latency?

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Splitting incoming signalposted in General Questions
I'd like to split the incoming audio into two paths. Not necessarily L/R, but just two paths so I can add different effects, nodes, etc. to each, and then sum them at the output.
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RE: Text inputposted in General Questions
@Oli-Ullmann Yes, but you cannot hit enter to move down a line. All text will be on a single line until it reaches the label border. It would be great to have an embedded notepad.
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Text inputposted in General Questions
How can I create something where a user can type in lyrics to their song?
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Exporting a Script FX node and importing into another projectposted in General Questions
I have a dsp network in a project that I would also like to apply to another project, without rebuilding the whole thing.
I see that I can export the main container node by right clicking it and choose to export as CPP or Template.
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RE: Muting bands in a script fx networkposted in General Questions
@Lindon I ended up using a gain and flip it from full to 0.
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Muting bands in a script fx networkposted in General Questions
How can I connect the on/off of these bands to a button on the interface?

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RE: How to get values from script fx nodeposted in General Questions
@HISEnberg It's easier to explain in a video
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RE: How to get values from script fx nodeposted in General Questions
@pcs800 There's next to nothing in the documentation about Global Cables, and it talks about C++ code to create them, which I do not know.
@d-healey Is there an easier way to accomplish this?