@David-Healey

Think it's because of the new mac update

now I can't hear anything when I drag audio into the "Hise Controller"

@David-Healey

Yes says faust enabled

@David-Healey

I'm using the release build with faust

@dannytaurus

alrighty looks like i'm able to compile plugins again

but now hise is running a little slow and things are lagging

bottom line don't upgrade to tahoe yet haha

@dannytaurus

Ah yes, I was looking for Producer . It was in Tools before but now its in the JUCE folder

@David-Healey

i am rebuilding hise but i don't see projucer in the tools folder for some reason

@dannytaurus

i gotcha it must be something with Tahoe then . out of ideas :/

@David-Healey

i think Xcode 16.4

i'll try installing hise again maybe this was fixed already

@David-Healey

i already tried downloading the version i was using before but i get that message ^

@David-Healey

i tried downloading an older version but i guess since i updated to the new macOS i am forced to use the latest version of Xcode

i get this error

error: Cycle inside a single target; building could produce unreliable results.

or

Compilation error. Check the compiler output.

@dannytaurus

yeup built from source. hm i've been compiling plugins just fine for a while but the other day i upgraded to macOS Tahoe 26.2 and I can't compile anymore :(

works fine on windows !

I just updated my mac and i'm unable to compile any plugins

Tahoe 26.2
Xcode 26.2
Hise 4.1.0

Do you I need downgrade ?

@xxx id rather have it called midi, or plugin name, or whatever the file is originally named

@Chazrox

hise creates a temporary file when dragging midi to daw
i guess by default its named temp and i don't think we can change it :(

@johnmike

hello, did find a way to change the name?

hi, this method seems to filtering the dry signal too .

is there a way to have the filters only affect the reverb ?

can put a lowpass after the pitch shifter to cut some highs. the latency noise mostly lives in the higher frequencies.

you could also use faust’s built-in pitch shifter or build a new one. it won’t sound exactly the same, but it’ll run with zero latency.

@trillbilly @Yarost

yes i tried different things and it still crackles

i ended up using the pitch shifter in faust

it sounds a little different but it works fine without any crackles

@d-healey ah, yes thanks

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