@ulrik just recompiled for the fourth time and somehow works.. Thanks!

@DanH Nvrm it is working!!! the changes with the saturation were too subtle to notice. very noticeable on gain. can't wait to mess with this. seriously thank you.

@d-healey Right, thanks!

This is great. How is this not documented?

It does not work for Script Modulators, though (they are, obviously, not FX). I'm having some issues with these but I'll post that in a separate thread.

Thread solved.

@aaronventure theoretically it would allow you to create completely dynamic signal paths but I never found myself using it in a real-world project so it‘s a bit unfinished (some API methods are missing / undocumented etc).

@Casmat did it! 188688b1-98ab-4270-b942-f46986867116-image.png

@noahcs Connect it to the FreqRatio parameter and let the frequency handle the root note frequency by the incoming MIDI.

@Christoph-Hart said in Error compiling my *big* script node based FX plugin:

@Lindon I think it‘s time for a onesie…

I'm already in my onesie........

@d-healey Ahahaha, yes, I only have one.
Thanks for asking!! :D

@d-healey or a math.add and a math.mul node

@modularsamples as promised:
https://i.ibb.co/GR7mNM6/hisedoubloon.png X 10

@Sawer
Update.

On windows everything works now. the vanilla project advice you said helped me spotting the issue. (thanks)

The Hise path I set on the settings, had a space typo, with that, creating compilation errors. Trying on mac now to see how can I fix the problem there.

@Casmat @Matt_SF haha I'd take that Math master class too. I'm looking at them thinking "why are there so many?"

@Casmat fixed!!!

https://justpaste.it/a7pe4

@modularsamples ooh! Thanks, I’ll take a look!

@d-healey ahh thanks, guess we need @Christoph-Hart

BTW you can optimize the wet path like this:

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Use a multi container, this will automatically split up the stereo channels into LR (the mul node does nothing and the jdelay delays the right channel only. If you don't modulate the delay time you can set the limit to the exact value of the delay time parameter - this will save some memory because the delay won't allocate as much (in this case it's 1-2MB of memory).