@Christoph-Hart said in Tonal Balance:
If anybody has ideas for more templates, let me know, they are pretty easy to add.
Can you add a compressor template with the soft knee option please? Using envelope followers to make a compressor is very hard for those who don't know scriptnode & dsp well.
I think a soft knee option was asked a couples of times. Lots of people would be glad to see this.
Actually it would be great if there is a "How To use Faust in Hise" guide from scratch for non-Faust users. So installing Faust then integrating it to Hise would be much easier.
wow thanks, everyone for this cool feedback! 
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without any doubt, there are still lots of things to learn in this business...
@d-healey said in Link the color and font size to const var?:
I don't know what that means, but good luck :)
Thanks :D It's just like a website template's global color / font linking system. So when you change fonts / font sizes / colors, all of the properties will be updated upon these global styles and you won't have to modify each gui element manually.
@iamlamprey said in How to Emulate Hardware or Software Instruments/FX in HISE:
There's a lot to this topic so finding basic tutorials and such won't help. The main things are hardware-analysis tools, complex maths and DSP (digital signal processing).
There are several approaches (simplified):
White Box
- Analyze hardware unit to find out how it works.
- Discretize using an algorithm (make it simple enough for a computer to handle it).
- Reconstruct algorithm in C++ (Christoph is working on a new tool for this, SNEX Workbench).
Black Box
- Analyze hardware unit.
- Try and recreate the sound with filters/compression/saturation/delays etc
- Test and iterate.
Circuit Modelling
- Analyze circuit.
- Recreate circuit in some sort of software.
- Export circuit as algorithm -> import into something like Matlab.
- Reconstruct as C++
Basically it takes a lot of analysis, testing and some hardcore maths to get accurate modelling. I just take principles of analog modelling ("warm sound, punchy vibe, whatever") and try to incorporate those into my plugins (saturation, EQ curves etc).
I'll probably make a "how to make analog plugins in HISE" thread properly some day, but eh
There's some posts on the forum about analog modelling / hardware plugins
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1322/about-rule-tec
I believe @dustbro modelled some of his hardware, not sure if he used HISE for it or just Matlab and JUCE. Also not sure if he wants to give away his secrets ;)
Good explanation. Thank you for the information.
All of the Hise made vst fx plugins are showing on "other" category in Cubase.
Could you add vst category?
Also it is very useful to be able to select 2 categories at the same time. In Juce that is possible. Is there a way to add this multiple category feature for both vst and aax plugins?
Guys why these snippets aren't working anymore? Hise gives No table error.
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@iamlamprey said in Neural Amp Modeler - WaveNet on SNEX:
but I hit a wall trying to make a variational autoencoder so it's on the backburner for the time being.
I think this autoencoder is the thing that makes the sound ultra-realistic. A transfer function is similar to a static wave shaper. But this auto-encoder thing is amazing. A real guitar amp behaves like this!
As you see, the shape has been morphing automatically according to the input signal volume. This is not a standard waveshaper look.
@ulrik This is amazing that's what I exactly need, Thank you so much! 
I got this error while submitting the installer for the Notarization on my Mac.
Anyone got this before? What is the cure?
@iamlamprey Just amazing technologies. I hope neural networks come to Hise in the future.
@iamlamprey said in Neural Amp Modeler - WaveNet on SNEX:
but I hit a wall trying to make a variational autoencoder so it's on the backburner for the time being.
I think this autoencoder is the thing that makes the sound ultra-realistic. A transfer function is similar to a static wave shaper. But this auto-encoder thing is amazing. A real guitar amp behaves like this!
As you see, the shape has been morphing automatically according to the input signal volume. This is not a standard waveshaper look.
I've noticed a new project, Neural Amp Modeler. This is an amazing realistic amp modeler based on Machine Learning (WaveNet).
https://github.com/sdatkinson/neural-amp-modeler
As I see it's under MIT License, could this can be added to Hise? At least to open the modeled amps. This could be a revolution.
If not, anyone knows about using WaveNet thing on SNEX?
@orange Because delay is not a fixed value. Unfortunately, it is constantly changing with band split frequency values :/
Yes I see what you mean. Regarding the frequency response, there is no problem. There are no any bumps or conflicts on the split points.
But the problem is the delay. You can see it in the phase diagram on the video. The wave look (similar to saw tooth) in the above video indicates the delay (a couple of milliseconds). Normally the phase diagram shouldn't look like that. It should look like almost a flat line.
Look at the below multi band compressor plugin. When the crossover frequencies are changed, there is no shifts like that. The wave shift is in the end of the line but it has so small interval. Also no change at all, even the frequencies are changed.
Normally, band splits don't cause any delay issues (causes phase issue). You can try any band split plugin.
NOTE: The phase diagram is Inverted Raw Audio Signal + Processed Audio Signal. The ideal should be a flat line. This is also called Null Test. Because if there is no delay, the signals neutralize (null) each other. The bump on the low frequencies in the below video is because of the high pass filter in the plugin, that's normal.
I built myself and here is the simple snippet below. As you see in the below, there is a big phasing problem on the band split points.
There is a frame container because this will be used in a snappy multi band compressor.
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jlinkwitzriley nodes are causing big phase issues here (3 band version). It gives delay bigger than 50 samples. I am using these with their AP modules too.
Does anyone have a tip or a working snippet on this?
@Dan-Korneff said in Native Apple Silicon AAX:
@Steve-Mohican AAX SDK 2.4.1
So the Hise exported AAX plugin is running Natively in Apple Silicon Pro Tools, right?
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This is the Libs folder in the AAX SDK 2.4.1:
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This is the Libs folder in the AAX SDK 2.5.0 (The latest one):
I am not sure if the AAX SDK 2.4.1 is Native Apple Silicon 