I have a dsp network in a project that I would also like to apply to another project, without rebuilding the whole thing.
I see that I can export the main container node by right clicking it and choose to export as CPP or Template.
Which should I use? Also, how to import to the other project?

@Lindon And I went over it three times looking for missing commas! Dang it, I need to pay closer attention. Thanks very much.

@Lindon I swear I tried that before and it didn't work, but of course now it does :-/
Thanks!

@Chazrox I have it working fine now, case closed. Unless you want me to post the info for future users to find.

@tsempire subscription? No, I wouldn't do it. I absolutely hate subs. Not to mention I don't make enough plugins or money from them to justify it.

@tsempire This is fantastic! Thank you very much for the excellent tool!

@d-healey That seems to have worked, thanks again.

@d-healey Nah, I will stay with this one. It works, and I need to get to work on why I came in here today in the first place.
I appreciate you sticking with me on this David. You're a saint ;-)
Release build successful, BTW

@dannytaurus yes I noticed that. I'll try may 30th again.

@d-healey I guess I will start from scratch with the new video and see what happens.
I'll let you know.

@ustk Adding Engine.setLatencySamples(95) to interface onit, compiles without error and the plugin does seem to have latency in the daw.

@Lindon In the interface onIt?

@pcs800 Like this?

Engine.setLatencySamples(95)

@Lindon So as suggested by @ustk I have added the converter Sample>ms and it is showing 95.9ms, that's great. But how do I get the plugin to report that to the daw?

@Lindon Yes I have discovered that. I don't know how to find the right latency in ms or how to get the plugin to report it. I will look.

@Ajak What it looks like to me is that you started a new project but never saved by hitting Ctrl+Shift+S (windows anyway). So there's no interface xml file yet.

@ustk If I add delay to the other one, then the plugin will cause latency in the audio it's applied to in the daw. No?

@ustk Thanks for that information. I have the following, which works, but there's a large latency on the chain with the pitch shifter. Is there anything that can be done to eliminate the latency?

I'd like to split the incoming audio into two paths. Not necessarily L/R, but just two paths so I can add different effects, nodes, etc. to each, and then sum them at the output.
I am trying to use a Script FX network, but not sure what to use within it.

@Oli-Ullmann Yes, but you cannot hit enter to move down a line. All text will be on a single line until it reaches the label border. It would be great to have an embedded notepad.