@iamlamprey I've already tried this, the project freezes while loading.

NAM files cannot be embedded, which is a major problem. Hopefully, the neural node issues will be resolved as soon as possible.

@David-Healey said in Guide for Training on the RTNeural:

@resonant said in Guide for Training on the RTNeural:

Is it possible to convert nam models to Aida-x models?

ChatGPT says no

Google says yes :)

https://github.com/baptistejamin/nam-to-rtneural

But I think RTNeural must be installed first:
https://github.com/jatinchowdhury18/RTNeural

@griffinboy Thanks for the info.

Another one, Is it possible to convert nam models to Aida-x models?

Has anyone installed RTNeural on their computer and used it for training? I haven't been able to find a beginner's guide for it.

@iamlamprey Have you solved this?

@HISEnberg I recompiled the dll so many times. Also deleted the HardcodedFX and loaded again. No luck.

@Christoph-Hart said in Neural node bug on HardocdedFX as embedded:

@resonant fixed now. The problem was that it tried to load the network in the hardcoded FX before the first script compilation so it couldn't find it and there was an uncatched exception.

Now it prints this order of events to the console, so when you load your project you'll see something like:

Main Interface: Can't find network with hash 1234
Main Interface: Initialised network with hash 1234 (NetworkId)

So if you read that everything's fine.

A friendly bump. Same issue persists.
I believe same thing happens on the Global Cables node too.

@David-Healey Yes license activation might be slightly different for everyone. But although some things are different, the basics are the same:

• Logging into a Woocommerce account (JWT Auth..etc.)

• Listing purchased products (My Products)

• Pulling and presenting the product list from the Woocommerce store (All Products) with product image and description

• Installing/uninstalling/updating products

• Even License activations (with the Woocommerce Licensing plugin you use, your way). If the user has different API endpoint links, he can change the links.

If you can do this properly, you can sell lots of licenses to the developers and every developer need this.

@David-Healey said in Packaging Plugins and Apps Workshops Now Available:

@resonant Most of that would be server side and would be very specific. I've already made a video about downloaders though.

https://youtu.be/ZLmCceU7QSs
https://youtu.be/mqGsqJoBxiQ

I just remembered I also posted a video on Patreon discussing how Rhapsody connects to a server and manages downloads. That might be useful for you.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/how-rhapsody-to-122636217

That's useful thanks.

Wouldn't it be possible to create a total customzable template that developers can easily use?

For users like you who use WooCommerce, a compact downloader/installer/license activator that sends a call to the server via the REST API, provides a list of purchased products, and activates licenses. Even customizable product links would be possible.

It could be sold as a template.

@David-Healey Nice work thanks!

It would be great if you could create a project and video for a custom plugin downloader/installer/license activator that installs VST, AU, and AAX files. I would even buy it for $1000 price.

@Straticah A dynamic latency based on the pitch shift value. This has been measured before, so it will be useful for you:

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/14160/latency-compensation-not-being-triggered-in-daw/14?_=1771933207445

@Lindon I think @Dan-Korneff uses iLok on his plugins

@David-Healey Probably, are there any examples?

@David-Healey said in NI Insolvency:

Would that need to be part of HISE when other tools are already available to do those things?

Yes, like scriptnode, or sampler or synth stuff in Hise, like other tools are already available to do those things.

@David-Healey said in NI Insolvency:

@resonant I'm not afraid of it (I made a whole HISE AI workshop). I just see a lot of vague comments without any specifics which is why I ask.

If I can write a prompt and a plugin pops out then all our plugins are worthless because the end user can write the same prompt I can.

What I'm referring here isn't creating plugins with AI.

As said, it's about using AI to analyze and then using DSP to process or generate DSP in a shorter way. For example, removing reverbs, or properly removing snare drum from a mix, or creating very realistic physical models…etc. That’s what I call AI Workbench.

@David-Healey said in NI Insolvency:

When we get to that stage all our software becomes worthless.

Whether you use it or not, definitely someone will bring it to that stage anyway, but you don't need to be afraid of it, because software won't become worthless.

It will just work in a different way. Do you want to be ready for this stage or not? Don't we all want tools that make life easier? Besides, AI makes significant sales increases.

@hisefilo said in NI Insolvency:

This is the end of an era. AI will be the standard. NI didn’t realize that. Hope HISE does. ( by adding deep integration with AI frameworks. Dataset processing etc)

No doubt with that. Although we have friends with opposing views, I agree with you on the same point.

I hope HISE will be an AI workbench.

@Christoph-Hart Have you had a chance to look at this? The last fix doesn't seem to have worked. Maybe it's something simple?

@Lindon That was funny I hope this stays true for many decades to come—I'm definitely not an AI fan.