@lucaspluim Yes XMLs are the way to go for saving your project, not presets. They can be used but they are "impossible" to edit later manually if needed, and for other reasons... But they are good autosave files.
What's in your XmlPresetBackups folder as per my screenshot?
@lucaspluim Is your project XML saved at the right place? It can happen sometimes that it saves in a different location, so when opening the project (which is the main folder), Hise can't find the associated XML...
@d-healey Your secure way of thinking largely compensates for my laziness, Dave!
@Christoph-Hart Oh thanks! so it was time to ask! What haven't I thought about preproc earlier...
Also it's not stored as plain text, but as compressed zstd blob, but that won't stop the criminal masterminds of this world.
Yeah that what I remember now 
About this very old topic we discussed back in time...
I know decompiling a binary can expose Hise Script as plain text. But are the comments exposed as well or are they removed during export?
Wondering this because I have very sensitive information in scripts, and I'm sure I'm not alone...
@Christoph-Hart said in How to get CPU serial number using HISE?:
@Dan-Korneff welp it‘s time for a JUCE_EVEN_BETTER_MACHINE_IDS macro…
Where are we at about this GENERATE_FOOL_PROOF_ID?
@ulrik Hmmm I wonder what could cause mine to crash... I'll try to update Hise as I am on a not recent commit, but I doubt it is the cause...
@d-healey Hmmm... That's weird... I'll try to put together a snippet if I can make it crashing. But reliably is the difficult part to get...
The stack trace in my first post might help @Christoph-Hart, I hope
@Christoph-Hart Coming back after checking the stability on a longer period, and I can confirm that I narrowed it down to this.
As soon as I uncomment this:
const var dummyPath1 = Content.createPath();
dummyPath1.startNewSubPath(0,0);
dummyPath1.startNewSubPath(1,1);
dummyPath1.addRectangle([0.2,0.2,0.6,0.6]);
const var dummyPath2 = Content.createPath();
dummyPath2.startNewSubPath(0,0);
dummyPath2.startNewSubPath(1,1);
dummyPath2.addEllipse([0.2,0.2,0.6,0.6]);
presetBrowser_LAF.registerFunction("createPresetBrowserIcons", function(id)
{
if (id == "favorite_on")
return dummyPath1;
else if (id == "favorite_off")
return dummyPath2;
});
Hise crashes very often at compile
@Christoph-Hart This is still a problem so I open an issue:
https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/issues/685
Display Buffer case:
createPath from a goniometer Display Buffer returns an oscilloscopeFloatingTile case:
drawAnalyserPath doesn't overwrite the LAF for goniometers (but drawAnalyserBackground and drawAnalyserGrid do work)So in the end, no solution would allow you to LAF a goniometer properly
@clevername27 said in Spectral Morphing in HISE:
All that being said, I would suggest listening to examples of spectral morphing. Much of the time, it's indistinguishable from simply crossfading the summed audio signals.
That's what I was thinking, if you crossfade between to FFTs, that'll be the same as crossfading gains in time domain.
Also, let say you do not apply the same weight to different bins. Wouldn't this be equivalent to filtering both signals before applying a crossfade in the time domain?
There are some phase issues...
Yeah I've seen this here and there when starting to play with magnitude ins... But in that case, wouldn't crossfading the phase bins at the same time as magnitude ones prevent any issues?
@aaronventure Yeah thanks, in fact I placed a matrix directly in scriptnode, so when I remove a connection it doesn't change the channel count and acts as a mute instead. That did it for me.
Thanks again!
@raydonstudio Yeah you're right, the property assignment takes over the script, we all fell into this one day or another... Having an assertion in the console that informs when people are using both might help beginners, @Christoph-Hart ?
@aaronventure I'm scripting it:
const var BottomFX_RM = Synth.getRoutingMatrix("BottomFX");
// then later
BottomFX_RM.removeConnection(1, 1);
// or
BottomFX_RM.addConnection(1, 1);
I am changing the matrix connection of a scriptnode between 1 and 2 channels, Faust logically complains...
Is there a way to make it comply? Any basic example?
@aaronventure I might not add a lot here, but have you deferred the interface script?
@raydonstudio Here's an example:
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@aaronventure Agree, I asked for this already, it would be very useful
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/11739/request-control-cable_map?_=1739003974441
@griffinboy Oh my boy that's amazing! I'll study that example closely and try to derive it for my own spectral things, should I succeed... For sure optimisation and vectorisation is very important with FFT. It is also often not the right tool despite it seems to be for the novice. For instance I've recently read about pitch shifting, where frequency domain seems to be the way but the issues it brings are raising as you go further. All that to say the path to DSP is a long, long path, and I am happy to have this as a starting point! Thanks @griffinboy !
@DanH I think some (all?) eq curve are generic ones, not necessarily derived from the actual algorithm