@Sampletekk If you enable the embed option in project preferences they are embedded in the plugin binary. If you disable that then you'll need to copy the .dat file from the PooledResources folder to the AppData folder on the user's system.

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@d-healey Thanks David!

@Sampletekk Yeah sometimes cleaning the build folder and wiping out some old files solves this kind of thing, always a good move to try.

@d-healey That did the trick! Thanks!

@bendurso Thanks!

@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!

@HISEnberg smoothstep won't help here. It is not related to time smoothing but to "delinearise" a curve and give it a S shape

To get rid of zipper noise, it's a combination of smooth parameter and fix block or frame container

I have never found a proper way of mathematically setting the smoothing time and the block size, always finding myself bending parameters in the dark... If somebody has a proper and reliable way to remove zipper noise with the most efficient timing and cpu cycles it would be neat!
Is there a magic formula? ☺

Is this the same issue as here?

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

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 Thanks! Edited the samplemap! Good idea to report it at github!

@Sampletekk Could you also upload a file where the loop WAS successfully imported into HISE? So we can check for differences in the loop markers.

Found the problem!

Logic Pro crashed when playing a MIDI file and starting/stopping the playback

After stripping down the instrument part by part, I could isolate the problem.
I have a sampler that plays hammerback sound, that is, the sound of the piano hammers, falling back after releasing a key.
It turned out that the Release Trigger MIDI processor for that sampler had the Time Attenuate activated, for some obscure reason, or mistake... When I deactivated that, Logic worked as it should.
I also have regular release samples that has the Time Attenuator activated, as it should, but the the curve is reversed, sinve I wan't those samples to trigger at a lower volume the longer a key has been pressed prior to release.

If the thing that caused Logic to crash was the combination of these two release samples, or only the Hammerback, I don't know, but when I, or anyone else, have more time and want to do a test, it might be a good idea. This was the AU version, and only on Logic Pro

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@Sampletekk Well it does say "Processen slutförd" at the end.

@d-healey Thanks! That did the trick!

@griffinboy Christoph explained it well here

@d-healey Ok, good to know! Thanks for looking into this!

@Lindon Aha! That easy! Thank you!

@aaronventure said in Opens on Mac, not PC:

@Sampletekk it's known that after you make a forum post, your local HISE instance can detect it and will stop misbehaving

Many such cases!

boy aint that the truth! hahaha