Musician, Film Composer, Producer, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer. Here to learn.
@d-healey Is pretty straight forward, below an example.
David, thank you again.
I will change all my paths to stings, its going to take me a minute. I'll let you how it goes.
Cheers!
// GLARE 1
g.beginLayer(0);
g.gaussianBlur(a[3]*0.04);
g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha(Colours.white, 0.9));
glarePath.loadFromData(glarePathData);
g.fillPath(glarePath, glareArea);
g.endLayer();
@d-healey ok, so normally on a mac you right-click by pressing control + click, but the new macbooks/osx come with the right-click set up to be as a two-finger-tap on the track pad. I was totally unaware of this. So I was control-clicking like a mad man, effectively doing nothing. How embarrassing.
Anyways, HISE-Develop seems to be working just fine, so problem solved, for now. I'm sure I will be back with more questions.
Thank you.
@aaronventure trace is more for like properties, I mean something like (see below) but instead of this customized code, the original or default look and feel code. It would be so useful as a starting point reference.
// ALERT WINDOW
laf.registerFunction("drawAlertWindow", function(g, obj)
{
Console.print(trace(obj));
var a = obj.area;
var mA = [a[3]*0.01, a[3]*0.01, a[2]*0.99, a[3]*0.99];
g.setColour(Colours.darkgrey);
g.drawRect(mA, 1);
});
First off.... this is super cool. So congrats to the genius who made it.
You've probably seen the ads, it's called Random Plugin.
Sub Lab plugin also has a visual that looks something like this one.
I want to learn how to do something similar (not copy). I'm guessing it has something to do with the analyser and some pretty advance laf.
anyone knows how?
thank you.
@d-healey wow! 
want to do that for all my code? 
just kidding...
As you can see, I have tons to learn.
thank you so much!
I'll put this stuff in.
@aaronventure said in Limit number of decimals.:
inline function trim(value, decim)
{
return Math.round(value * Math.pow(10.0, decim)) / Math.pow(10.0, decim);
}
this actually solved it..... Thank you so much!.
@Casmat Thank you for sharing your insight. I appreciate your emphasis on maintaining high content quality, engaging organically through platforms like TikTok and Instagram, and creating a compelling website design. Your advice on pricing, avoiding subscriptions is particularly interesting, considering how many VI and Audio plugin companies are trying that model.
I will incorporate these considerations into my own approach and further research.
PS: this is exactly the kind of feedback I am looking for. I think it's far more valuable to get the info directly from the people who have gone through the many challenges of a product release. The marketing guru stuff always disappoints anyways.
Thank you.
Hello HISE Forum Community,
I am reaching out today with a request for your valuable insights and experiences regarding product release strategies. I believe that this forum is a great platform to connect with fellow developers and learn from each other's successes and challenges.
As someone who is currently outlining a strategy for a product release. I would greatly appreciate your advice and insights on the following aspects:
Marketing and Promotion: What strategies and channels have you found successful in creating awareness and generating interest for your products? Are there any marketing tactics or platforms that have worked particularly well for you?
Pricing and Revenue Generation: How did you determine pricing for your products? What factors did you consider, and how did you strike a balance between competitiveness and profitability? Were there any specific pricing models or strategies that proved successful for you?
Lessons Learned: Looking back, are there any do's and don'ts you can share from your own product release experiences? What were some unexpected challenges you encountered, and how did you overcome them? Are there any key insights or tips you would offer to someone embarking on a similar journey?
I kindly invite you to share your experiences, suggestions, and any other insights you believe would be valuable for someone navigating the release of music and audio plugins, virtual instruments, and sample libraries. Your contributions will not only assist me but also benefit others who are on similar paths.
Thank you in advance for your time and willingness to share your wisdom. I greatly appreciate the support of this incredible community and look forward to learning from your experiences.
Warm regards,
@d-healey I supposed it could be. It's an important part of this iteration of the script though.
I downloaded your script months ago for research. Thank you for making that available. However, I needed mine to work in a slightly different manner, I couldn't find a better alternative, so I decided to write my own.
I went with arrays, so far so good.
@ulrik OMG!!! I'm so happy!
On a hunch, I changed the Enable Global Preprocesor setting in preferences to on.... And the build succeeded!
Thank you soooooooooooo much. You guys are amazing!
Hello,
I am attempting to retrieve the wavetable data out of the wavetable synth so that I can experiment with custom look and feel.
.getTablePointsAsArray works well with regular tables but does not seem to function for those loaded in the wavetable synthesizer.
Any pointers on how to go about it?
@modularsamples kind of.
Multiple Synthesizer Groups filter by one processor (with ADSR mod and Velocity mod)
Ideally it should be done with a single synth group, but I find that doing so limits things a bit. For example, I haven't found a way to independently transpose grouped voices beyond one octave. (which is kind of essential) The hardwired transposition script affects all voices when applied to the group. Other modulation pathways only go up to an octave. So is suppose that is one sidekick question to this post;
In any case, the idea is to reduce cpu gobbling.
Hello,
Can a polyphonic filter be used outside a synth group?
I had a few polyfilters set up in a few diffrent synth groups (so much CPU burning) and decided to condense them into one and move it up to the main area (outside the synth group), but now it does not work properly even though it still says polyfilter on the body of the processor.
I read a post by @Christoph-Hart explaining how the poly and the mono differ. But can I use one in the main signal chain? And if so, how do I set it up?
@d-healey thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
@aaronventure trace is more for like properties, I mean something like (see below) but instead of this customized code, the original or default look and feel code. It would be so useful as a starting point reference.
// ALERT WINDOW
laf.registerFunction("drawAlertWindow", function(g, obj)
{
Console.print(trace(obj));
var a = obj.area;
var mA = [a[3]*0.01, a[3]*0.01, a[2]*0.99, a[3]*0.99];
g.setColour(Colours.darkgrey);
g.drawRect(mA, 1);
});
Is there a function that I can use to see the default look and feel code of objects so that I can use it as reference when writing custom laf for similar objects?
I need help with a ComboBox challenge.
1.- I want to set a few comboboxes that will share the same "items" taken from an array. ( easy, done)
Problem: I need the boxes to act as if they were on the same radio group. In other words, when one box is on value 1, all other boxes should show value 1 as not available for selection. Greyed out or struckthrough. Something that indicates that it's there but not presently selectable.
please help?
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@ustk I was able to run @Christoph-Hart's exercise. But I have to say it's hard to wrap my head around how it works. It's appears so complicated. I tried with other shapes and things just disappear from the UI.
Can someone share a simple of example of how to have a primitive shape like a sphere show up on the UI?
thanks.