@HISEnberg ahhh right thanks, I’ll try it when I get home. Very much still learning :)

@Christoph-Hart okay so here's a snippet of what I've noticed is my main problem - routing matrix inside a framex_block doesn't work. This snippet shows a waveform generator going to channel 3/4, then a scriptfx with a matrix inside a framex_block trying to route it to channels 1/2. If you drag the matrix out of the frame block it works fine, but inside the frame block it's like it doesn't exist - the signal doesn't get re-routed but does pass on through in its original channels.

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I'm trying to put my entire scriptnode effect inside one big framex_block in an attempt to end up with a zero or very low latency plugin - truthfully I'm not sure that's even how latency works so maybe it's unnecessary to include the matrix inside the frame block. Perhaps it wouldn't hurt to keep the matrix out in front of the frame block.

@aaronventure

Incredible.
You literally did it for me, I was not expecting that!
Thank you very much indeed, reading through this code was a real treat. So many useful things here that I didn't realise we had access to in Hise.

@aaronventure

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It's not liking it

@Consint I got it right. I compiled the entire mid/side dsp network including the Faust node. This gave me not only the compiled mid/side network but also the compiled mono faust node.

@griffinboy You might want to have a look at the SNEX Oneshot Player in the snippet browser

@Lindon Thanks, I tried that but maybe did something out of step. Ill try again.

Probably something to do with these errors

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@griffinboy some guides on this kind of stuff would be amazing. I'd love to have a crack at some of this too. When you have the time it would be awesome.

@Christoph-Hart

Thanks for your reply, this makes sense.

I probably should've explained what I was trying to achieve.
I am wanting to make sure I am mono and stereo compatible in the daw.
Perhaps the best way is simply to create a mono and a stereo version of the same script, if it's not possible to fix the size at runtime. I'm not really needing an adaptive channel count, in the sense that I know the number of channels will never change during runtime after being set for the first time. Iterating over the samples is often one of the bottlenecks in my code, I am trying to work out the absolute best way to do it.

Or maybe I am still misunderstanding how these things work.
I will continue to test.

@Christoph-Hart Well I was using the global cables across two different sound generators/containers, not sure if it could survive that...

And yes I did! I can get the oscillator node to track pitch and the granulator. But the file player won't change pitch for anything- not even if I change the root frequency. Also worth mentioning the stretch player makes total chaos when I try to play two notes at once, like the wildest glitched out frequency modulation you've ever heard haha!

@Lindon dude i can't thank you enough - it's all so mysterious at first so this is a massive help to dip my toe in!!

@d-healey Solved! It seems the nodes were the culprits. Once I removed those all exported fine.
Thankyou again!

@ally

It's in the works!

I've spent two months diving into the source code,
to find the best practices for writing dsp in Hise.
It's a deep rabbit hole, but luckily I'm getting close.

I'm looking forward to releasing a lot of freebies and sharing my templates.

@arcy hey man, thx for posting your solution. Exactly what i was looking for. Great, thx!!!

@aaronventure Thanks, I really appreciate it.