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!!!

@Christoph-Hart That worked, thanks. Even the ramps behave as they should!

@aaronventure Thanks, I really appreciate it.

@aaronventure ah no it‘s just for development I thought that was the request but now that I‘ve read it again I‘ll revert my statement and go back to the pool.

@Lindon he's standing in line for the ice cream

@oskarsh yes indeed!

@aaronventure That was it! Thank you so much.

@Christoph-Hart

Thanks I'll try it out!

I was previously having issues where when I compile the FX vst the cable would no longer function, but I shall see

@Orvillain could you share a snippet?