@ulrik That easy! Thanks!

If you want to do this via script, how do you do that:

@Christoph-Hart said in Release time for release samples:

@Sampletekk that's becase release samples don't get a note off message that could trigger the release phase. Use a AHDSR with a decay curve instead.

That makes sense! Thanks!

I'm trying to edit the length of how long the releasesample should play, but Simple Envelope doesn't work as I expected. I can set the attack time, but even if I set the Release Time to 0, the whole sample is played:

Noticed something odd with the delaytime when changing to temposync. Without temposync, the shortest delay time is with the knob tuned fully to the left, if you change to temposync, the same setting gives the longest delaytime. Any logical reason for this?

Ok, tried with nodes, now it's the "Center Delay" that causes zipper-noise.
Added the Smooth-node, and the noise became less prominent, but it's still there. Any ideas? Am I using it incorrectly?

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@HISEnberg said in Zipper:

@dannytaurus Yes you can recreate the chorus in scriptnode pretty easily and use the smoothed node. If you want to use the built in one you can try smoothing the parameter with script, check out Math.smoothstep
https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/math/index.html#smoothstep

Didn't work:

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Load the snippet, open Chorus and while holding a key, rotate the Width-control
Any way of getting rid of that "zipper" noise? Know that there is a way in KSP to do this, but what about HISE?

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Ok, figured it out! It's a bit like "click your heels three times and say "there's no place like home""....
First, enable Loop range editor:
Then when importing, turn off "Extract metadata for mapping" and than turn it on again!

@MidiMinion said in No looppoints:

Click the 'Extrac Metadata of mapping' button off and then on again. That should do the trick.

Nope!

@Sampletekk You mean this:
Just makes a loop of the complete sample:

I have this wav-file that has looppoints in it. Wavelab sees it and Kontakt does to:

When importing it into Hise:

No loop is imported:

Here's a link to the wav-file: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/hpzmpyw231280r4wibjx3/3_A3_Up_-17.12_Rain.wav?rlkey=7jwpszbl351au8jb61nr7m911&st=twdlo0xm&dl=0

Any ideas?

@d-healey I've experienced this in earlier versions too

I'm building a few instrument with rather many samples. One sampler can be mapped with +1000 samples.
When mapping them, (I have notename in filename), it seems like when you have mapped around 800 samples, Hise crashes when using "Filename token parse" and clicking ok to map the samples.
I then maybe try to map around 70 samples.
After restarting Hise, it works if I import/map around 5-6 samples at a time.
If I restart the computer, (Mac), I can map again without crashing.
So, it seems that there are some kind of cashe that is cleared when restarting the Mac, but not when restarting Hise.
Any thought on this?

The ch-files that got stuck, came from a sampler that had +1600 samples. It works great and plays great, bot the process och packing the monolith files didn't. I ended up splitting it up into two samplers, and then everything worked. But it seems to be some kind of limit on the numbers of samples that can be in a samples in order for packing into .hr-files to work

@d-healey said in Limitation on monolith files size when packaging:

@Christoph-Hart

I'll contact him!

@Sampletekk said in Limitation on monolith files size when packaging:

@d-healey Yep, developers branch. I'll send you dropbox links in PM

Isn't there a PM function in this forum...???

@d-healey Yep, developers branch. I'll send you dropbox links in PM

@d-healey said in Limitation on monolith files size when packaging:

@Sampletekk How long are you waiting?

About one hour

@d-healey Same thing I'm afraid....