Posts made by ulrik

It seems like a great idea, I would at least be one of the "newbies" paying for you knowledge.
I don't know anything about Patreon though.

@ustk thank you for the snippet!

@ustk said in Newbie questions about HISE...?:

@d-healey Thanks, you made it clear David!
You're right, some documentation on this would be very very helpful...
Under the new 5 points democratic vote system, I vote for you David!
I vote for that too!

@ustk I have not tried it yet

I think I had different source code mixed up but now I've cleaned everything and build from the latest Master source and everything seems to work fine! And I'm happy again

Yes I'm curious as well

@d-healey thank you David, I will check it out

Since I integrated the "MIDIPlayer" in my project my exported plugin (au) has no sound when playing it in logic X, the plugin keyboard show my playing but there is no sound from Logic.
In Hise everything works fine, any clue what might cause this behaviour?

@Christoph-Hart Great, thanks

@ustk oh, no I havn't I will try that, thank you!

@d-healey The problem is that's really ugly to have all these digits for all knobs in the user interface.
Look at my first picture...
Even if I use Math.floor(value) it spits out all the decimals, strange....

Anyone else having this problems with 4-5 extra digits?

@d-healey Yes I understand, well thank you for all help I really appreciate it.

@d-healey Thank you David, I found why it crashed, the last thing I did before I closed and saved the project (before all crashes), was to replace the code for my timer, I had this code:

function onTimer()
{
    if(DemoSongs.getValue() == DemoSongsArr.length-1)
        {
            Synth.stopTimer();
        }
        Console.print(MIDIPlay.getPlaybackPosition());
        if(MIDIPlay.getPlaybackPosition() == -0)
        {
            onDemoSongsControl(component, DemoSongs.getValue()+1);
            DemoSongs.setValue(DemoSongs.getValue()+1);
        }
}

and replaced it with a creatTimerObject and made an inline function on the init callback with this code:

tDemo.setTimerCallback(function()
{
	if(DemoSongs.getValue() == DemoSongsArr.length-2)
        {
            tDemo.stopTimer();
        }
        Console.print(MIDIPlay.getPlaybackPosition());
        if(MIDIPlay.getPlaybackPosition() == -0)
        {
            onDemoSongsControl(component, DemoSongs.getValue()+1);
            DemoSongs.setValue(DemoSongs.getValue()+1);
        }
});

However it seems the tDemo timerObject didn't stop so it crashed Hise instead, I wonder why it didn't work, any idea?

@d-healey Thank you, I will do that.

If anyone has time to help me and solve this for me I would be grateful
The project is here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6ibqo434f3ndi8d/Arkiv.zip?dl=0
it's compressed but there is no samples in it.
Since today I am unable to open it (using latest master code to build Hise)
When I try and Hise starts to compile the scripts it crashes

@Christoph-Hart I have moved the LFO Modulator from the root container to the actual sampler and now it's working fine, as you said Cristoph, it always starts at the highest level
My bad....

@d-healey Ok, thanks!

@d-healey , the way I have it setup is:
the LFO simulate an accordion "Bellow shake" so,
playing the sampler - no LFO,
if certain key pressed - start LFO
which means that I am able to start the modulation at anytime while playing the accordion sampler.
So my question is, how do I make the LFO start from the beginning of the phase every time I press the "certain" key (Key switch)

@Christoph-Hart that is strange, I just can't get the LFO Modulator to start at the same point in the phase every time, I also looked at the plot window and I can see that that it is different every time, I use the "LFOModulator1.setBypassed()" function to start and stop the Modulator, am I using the wrong command?