Versilian Community Sample Library

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Re: Versilian Community Sample Library

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How does Hise compile on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS derivatives ?
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stanlea wrote:How does Hise compile on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS derivatives ?
HISE auto-generates a makefile so it's easy to compile with a single command.

Try it for yourself - https://github.com/christophhart/HISE
Samulis wrote: I would note that HISE is still a work-in-progress
Isn't all good software? The day a piece of software is no longer being improved is the day it starts to become obsolete. HISE is now up to version 2 in the stable release branch, Hexeract and Neo-Soul keys were released when HISE was still around v1 so it's definitely up to the job of making finished products.
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Samulis wrote:I would note that HISE is still a work-in-progress
In software and biology, term 'stable' means same. Only stable state is dead. :-)

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Re: Versilian Community Sample Library

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d.healey wrote:
stanlea wrote:How does Hise compile on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS derivatives ?
HISE auto-generates a makefile so it's easy to compile with a single command.

Try it for yourself - https://github.com/christophhart/HISE
Thanks. Last time I tried it couldn't compile. Now I just had a problem while liking, the GL library was not in /usr/bin path. Corrected, now let's make a first try. :D
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d.healey wrote:HISE auto-generates a makefile so it's easy to compile with a single command.
Make files are never easy to compile unless the call the package manager or become the package manager.
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Lyberta wrote:
d.healey wrote:HISE auto-generates a makefile so it's easy to compile with a single command.
Make files are never easy to compile unless the call the package manager or become the package manager.
If you have built HISE from source then everything is setup and all I do is type make
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d.healey wrote:If you have built HISE from source then everything is setup and all I do is type make
Does HISE use its own language?
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Lyberta wrote:
d.healey wrote:If you have built HISE from source then everything is setup and all I do is type make
Does HISE use its own language?
Yes, HISE Script. The syntax is very similar to java script - in fact the file format is .js
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d.healey wrote:Yes, HISE Script. The syntax is very similar to java script - in fact the file format is .js
Oh, okay then.
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Re: Versilian Community Sample Library

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Hi,

I am just trying out the sfz version of vcsl.

I've loaded xylophone keyswitch into carla rack. Plays fine, sounds great, but how do I switch the articulation?

I have read the python script that generates them and thought that I had to press keys below the instrument-range (or up) do switch, but it does not work.

Maybe carla does not support sfz with keyswitch.

Please give me a hint!

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Ok, I've found out:

- it works in linuxsampler
- for the xylophone, the keys are c - c# - d below the playable notes

In linuxsampler, you hear nothing until you press some of those keys, so there is no default-layer it seems.

Sorry for being off-topic, this seems more a carla-issue than a vcsl - issue.

To get on-topic again: Which players do you use for vcsl? The keyswitches are needed for a live-context, splitting it to several channels won't help there. It seems that linuxsampler is my best option here, right?
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