@d-healey OK, thank you!

There's also one included in Projucer

Thanks a lot David, I'll take a look.

@Morphoice Thank you very much! This was the greatest example of carelessness on my part. I didn't even think to look for it inside HISE. And I didn't find any adequate external tools.

Sorry for what may be a stupid question, but how do you convert a SVG file to Base64?

Merry Christmas to the entire HISE family!
Happy Holidays!!!

@clevername27 said in Let’s Build the “League of Newbies”:

@Mighty23 Here's a Doodle Sign-Up

Doodle

(doodle.com)

They won't let me in here :( Apparently I hatched in the wrong nest...

I'm in too :)

@ToharShefiRafeld I am also new to HISE :) I recently saw a discussion on this topic, now I can't find it. Maybe this example will serve as a starting point for you?

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@ToharShefiRafeld
Create a volume meter and connect the filmstrip to the slider
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/809/vu-meter/5

@Matt_SF As far as I understand, you meant something like this...

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@DanH said in Change Phase of Modulation Signal in Script FX:

What I can hear is the right channel shifting it's modulating phase back in line with the left channel in oder to make the whole effect mono.

Well, of course, in this case the delay module is for you.

@udalilprofile
0xFFE5FF00

@udalilprofile said in Colours:
For some reason, transparency is written at the beginning of the object properties. Move it to the end. In your example, it will be like this:
"0xE5FF00FF"

@HISEnberg Thank you very much. Very realistic!

@glek I would compile a scriptnode dll in a static position of the parameter range you need. And then in the code editor, I would affect them using the gain reduction of the dynamics module.

@griffinboy said in [Tutorial] How to create a c++ custom node:

I also have a general hise startup guide, but this is aimed at complete beginners.

And there are such people here! For example, it is doubly difficult for me, not only am I not a programmer, I also do not know English. But even in this situation, intuitively, from the picture, I try and learn. Such visual lessons really help to join the HISE family. Many thanks to all of you for this!

@Christoph-Hart Yes, thank you, Christoph, I understand. Unfortunately, in this case, the convolution loads the processor very heavily. Never mind, maybe in time I will be able to install the Intel library in my system, but for now I will practice without the convolution.

@Lindon Thanks for the advice! Of course, I'll practice on easier examples. I've been watching what's happening for a while. I write code on my own, study scriptnode modules, try to experiment, do something non-standard. Sometimes I get interesting results, which in turn for me, as a person far from programming, is a magical miracle! Hise is a wonderful creative tool that I'm increasingly drawn to, which I really like and all of you guys, thank you very much for this!

@Christoph-Hart said in How to use FFTConvolver with HISE?:

The convolution engine is actually this library.

Ah, so it's an integrated convolution engine... I thought it was an alternative to Intel IPP for convolution optimization. Unfortunately, I still haven't found a way to install Intel IPP on my system. It's not possible in my region. Maybe there are other alternatives? Or am I missing something?
Thank you very much.

Hello everyone!
This is my first post on the forum. I've been following the development of HISE for quite some time now and I really like everything that's going on here. I'm a musician, not a programmer, but thanks to the HISE community, I started learning programming and I like it.
My question may be trivial, but I don't understand how to use HiFi-LoFi/FFTConvolver in HISE.
Maybe someone could explain to me step by step how I can use it?
Thanks a lot!