@bwoogie The only way I think you can change the actual style of the knob/button like that (and we're not just talking about colour and dimensions right?), you can use filmstrip images and just load different ones through the property editor. Then you can change the images individually.

That's a great question, and you've hit on the key to a proper FX chain! You are totally right—if you're filtering the dry signal, it means your filter is in the wrong place.
To fix it, you need to make sure your Low-Cut/High-Cut filters are only placed inside the 'Wet' signal chain (the one that holds the reverb module). If you have your setup using a Split container (as discussed earlier), the dry signal should be on one side (no filters), and the reverb + filters should be on the other side.
That should keep your dry signal clean!

@trillbilly Yeah I gave up lol. Lmk if you figure something out tho! I'll keep trying other stuff too but its looking like I might actually have to take the deep dive into c++!

Always knew Hise was nothing but a superstition...

@daniel_101 The release version is very much out of date. Follow the compilation instruction in my free bootcamp course.

@David-Healey Thank you so much! I'll check it out now!

@David-Healey In the video you do Engine.setKeyColour(60, Colours.blue) and it seems to work, but I think I forgot about the object. Thanks a lot.

@David-Healey My apologies, was my bad.. I was pointing to the wrong HISE path. Everything is looking good now im sure. :)

@David-Healey Oh weird. Must've deleted it somehow. Fixed.

@Oli-Ullmann A broadcaster might be another option - not sure.

@David-Healey

Hey David, I found that using lazy load in the purge solves the problem. To a large extent, the pre-load time becomes negligible, just like when I have one sample loaded with -1 preload size. I think it’s the best solution for now.

Yay! I was able to get it working. I guess the bounds were off. Thanks for the direction.
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@Christoph-Hart said:

Honestly I would just go "don't negotiate with terrorists" and live with this popup.

That's exactly what I'm going to do. I think by this point, Windows users are completely used to skipping the warning screen when installing stuff.

Mac and Windows systems are kind of opposite.

Mac is cheap and easy to implement, but almost impossible to go ahead without it.
Windows is expensive and difficult to implement, but extremely easy to go ahead without it.

@ustk Yes, I deleted the Binaries folder and tried again and again. HISE already gives a "build failed" error and doesn't say why.

So, when I try to manually open and compile the AutogeneratedProject.jucer file in the Binaries folder, I see that error in XCode.

This is probably a bug with the current commit.

@David-Healey ha how do you think I feel, I'd already used it and got rid of it earlier in the project 🤷

@Christoph-Hart Damn these bots are everywhere.

@David-Healey eugh ok thanks for letting me know, between this and the gcc strictness linux really hasn't been a smooth experience lol

@Lindon Thank you! I am going to start reading the tutorials and see if I can make sense of Hise!

@griffinboy Thanks! I'll keep this in mind