@Oli-Ullmann it worked without any problems

Hi there, I found a .pdf file with a Faust code for FFT spectral denoising and other spectral stuff I fixed a couple things in the code and can open it in the Faust WEB editor but I don't get any sound only a little sound at the beginning.
Maybe someone could check that and fix this

import("stdfaust.lib");

fftSize = hslider("fftSize", 1024, 2, 16384, 1);

bufferSize = fftSize / 2 + 1;

cartopol(x, y) = sqrt(x * x + y * y), atan2(y, x);

poltocar(r, theta) = r * cos(theta), r * sin(theta);

freezeBtn = checkbox("Capture");

reduceSld = hslider("Reduce", 0, 0, 2, 0.01);

freeze(rIn, iIn, bin) = out with {
    freezeSignal(sig, frz) = orig + freezed with {
        orig = sig * (1 - frz);
        freezed = (orig : @(bufferSize)) + (orig * frz : @(bufferSize - 1)) * frz;
    };
    out = freezeSignal(rIn, freezeBtn), freezeSignal(iIn, freezeBtn);
};

fftproc(rIn, iIn, bin) = out with {
    pol = cartopol(rIn, iIn);
    mag = pol : _, !;
    phase = pol : !, _;

    pol_frozen = freeze(rIn, iIn, bin) : cartopol;
    mag_frozen = pol_frozen : _, !;
    phase_frozen = pol_frozen : !, _;

    out = poltocar(max(mag * (1 - freezeBtn) + (mag - mag_frozen * reduceSld) * freezeBtn, 0), phase);
};

process = fftproc;

@DabDab I can open it too. but it doesn't sound right. I don't got any sound of it even if I change the process in the console everything I get out of it is loud noise like the gain is set to +100 it blows my speakers

@Oli-Ullmann I was only able to solve the problem by loading it from a .json file. Which was then saved by pressing a button

@d-healey this works for me to now, thank you!!!

@d-healey ok now I've seen what I've doing wrong

@d-healey when I hold the loop it loops until I release it and then it takes 50 to loop out

Hi there, I've encountered a problem with compiling C++ modules inside of HISE in the newest branch on MAC.

here is the error:

Create files
> Sorting include dependencies
> Copying third party files
> Compiling dll plugin
> Re-saving file: /Users/ttt/Downloads/Griffin_ReverseDelays_2025-2/DspNetworks/Binaries/AutogeneratedProject.jucer
> Finished saving: Visual Studio 2017
> Finished saving: Xcode (macOS)
> Finished saving: Linux Makefile
> Compiling Griffin_ReverseDelays ...
> ** BUILD FAILED **
> CompileC /Users/ttt/Downloads/Griffin_ReverseDelays_2025-2/DspNetworks/Binaries/Builds/MacOSX/build/Griffin_ReverseDelays.build/Release/Griffin_ReverseDelays\ -\ Dynamic\ Library.build/Objects-normal/x86_64/Main.o /Users/ttt/Downloads/Griffin_ReverseDelays_2025-2/DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/Main.cpp normal x86_64 c++ com.apple.compilers.llvm.clang.1_0.compiler (in target 'Griffin_ReverseDelays - Dynamic Library' from project 'Griffin_ReverseDelays')
> (1 failure)
> 
> ----- xcbeautify -----

I'm able to compile the effects in an older HISE version 4.0 but I can't export them as a Plugin and now I'm not able to compile these inside my project to use them in script node.

Let's say I'm going to make a VST and I create each preset with just a one shot in the Sampler. How do I save these presets so that I can open them again afterwards?

Can I create a dropdown menu to choose my preset at the end?

@d-healey Got it working!

Hi there, I've encountered a problem with compiling C++ modules inside of HISE in the newest branch on MAC.

here is the error:

Create files
> Sorting include dependencies
> Copying third party files
> Compiling dll plugin
> Re-saving file: /Users/ttt/Downloads/Griffin_ReverseDelays_2025-2/DspNetworks/Binaries/AutogeneratedProject.jucer
> Finished saving: Visual Studio 2017
> Finished saving: Xcode (macOS)
> Finished saving: Linux Makefile
> Compiling Griffin_ReverseDelays ...
> ** BUILD FAILED **
> CompileC /Users/ttt/Downloads/Griffin_ReverseDelays_2025-2/DspNetworks/Binaries/Builds/MacOSX/build/Griffin_ReverseDelays.build/Release/Griffin_ReverseDelays\ -\ Dynamic\ Library.build/Objects-normal/x86_64/Main.o /Users/ttt/Downloads/Griffin_ReverseDelays_2025-2/DspNetworks/Binaries/Source/Main.cpp normal x86_64 c++ com.apple.compilers.llvm.clang.1_0.compiler (in target 'Griffin_ReverseDelays - Dynamic Library' from project 'Griffin_ReverseDelays')
> (1 failure)
> 
> ----- xcbeautify -----

I'm able to compile the effects in an older HISE version 4.0 but I can't export them as a Plugin and now I'm not able to compile these inside my project to use them in script node.

@HISEnberg thank you! I'll have a look now

Hi there,

I’m working on a project where I have 3 HardcodedMasterFX modules. I have a total of 10 effects that can be loaded into these three modules via comboboxes in the UI.

My question is: How can I make sure that my control sliders still work without causing errors, even if a specific effect is mentioned in the script but hasn’t been loaded into the HardcodedMasterFX?

Right now, if the effect module isn’t loaded, the script throws an error because it can’t find the referenced module. Is there a way to check if a module exists before trying to access its parameters, or to make the script more flexible for such cases?

I've sent you a video via DM

@griffinboy I haven't talked about "realtime" pitch shifting. The most important thing is that it sounds at least as good as the pitch modulation in HISE. That the pitch can glide up and down without artifacts or metallic overtones.

Hi there, can anyone help me with a Pitch Shifter -24 semitones and +24 semitones. - goes slower with every semitones and + goes faster with every semitone. I need a clear pitch without a delay or metallic artifacts. C++ or RNBO

I need it for Pitch Modulation stuff

I would also pay for it

@griffinboy I would also be interested in the granular delay

@Orvillain I would be interested as well!

@orange the pitch shift node is definitely better but there is a slight noise when playing some frequencies after 1.5 (but this can be fixed with a filter node straight after) and when I pitch down it destroys the entire sound and hise crashes.

@orange no I'vent updated HISE for a couple months I should check that out