Today commit fixed this issue :)

@Dan-Korneff @hisefilo @HISEnberg Alright that was that! I somehow messed up the codesign process...
You guys nailed it ♥ 👍

@d-healey Anyway! I can live with that but I still wondering why

@graysan well if its asking for the sample location then its not an FX plugin...

@d-healey thanks, as always, ok I will ask him tomorrow and tell to do so, I will post when the problem is fixed for future reference

I finally managed to reach a solution.

For me, at least, it works fine for now. I don’t know if there was an easier solution, but for me, being able to sync that grid when I modify the tempo (for the internal clock), this change worked. I’ll leave below the function I modified in the source code.

MasterClock::GridInfo MasterClock::processAndCheckGrid(int numSamples, const AudioPlayHead::CurrentPositionInfo& externalInfo) { GridInfo gi; auto shouldUseExternalBpm = !linkBpmToSync || !shouldPreferInternal(); if (bpm != externalInfo.bpm && shouldUseExternalBpm) setBpm(externalInfo.bpm); if (currentSyncMode == SyncModes::Inactive) return gi; // .. ADDED .. // // Store last tempo for detection static double lastBpm = -1.0; static double bpmSmooth = bpm; // Smoothed BPM static double lastPpqPosition = 0.0; // Store last PPQ position bool tempoChanged = (bpm != lastBpm); // Detect tempo change if (tempoChanged) lastBpm = bpm; // Interpolate BPM smoothly over time double smoothingFactor = 0.1; // Lower = smoother, Higher = faster response bpmSmooth += (bpm - bpmSmooth) * smoothingFactor; // Convert BPM to quarter notes in samples (using smoothed BPM) const auto quarterInSamples = (double)TempoSyncer::getTempoInSamples(bpmSmooth, sampleRate, 1.0f); // Instead of relying on uptime, calculate PPQ dynamically (like in updateFromExternalPlayHead) double ppqTime = lastPpqPosition + ((double)numSamples / quarterInSamples); lastPpqPosition = ppqTime; // Calculate grid alignment based on PPQ (like in updateFromExternalPlayHead) double multiplier = (double)TempoSyncer::getTempoFactor(clockGrid); double nextGridPPQ = std::ceil(ppqTime / multiplier) * multiplier; double nextGridSamples = nextGridPPQ * quarterInSamples; samplesToNextGrid = nextGridSamples - (ppqTime * quarterInSamples); if (currentSyncMode == SyncModes::SyncInternal && externalInfo.isPlaying) { uptime = ppqTime * quarterInSamples; samplesToNextGrid = gridDelta - (uptime % gridDelta); } // ... added up to here if (currentState != nextState) { currentState = nextState; uptime = numSamples - nextTimestamp; currentGridIndex = 0; if (currentState != State::Idle && gridEnabled) { gi.change = true; gi.timestamp = nextTimestamp; gi.gridIndex = currentGridIndex; gi.firstGridInPlayback = true; samplesToNextGrid = gridDelta - nextTimestamp; } nextTimestamp = 0; } else { if (currentState == State::Idle) { uptime = 0; lastPpqPosition = 0.0; // Added ... to reset PpqPosition } else { jassert(nextTimestamp == 0); uptime += numSamples; samplesToNextGrid -= numSamples; if (samplesToNextGrid < 0 && gridEnabled) { currentGridIndex++; gi.change = true; gi.firstGridInPlayback = waitForFirstGrid; waitForFirstGrid = false; gi.gridIndex = currentGridIndex; gi.timestamp = numSamples + samplesToNextGrid; samplesToNextGrid += gridDelta; } } } return gi; }

@orange @d-healey Awesome, thank you comrades! 😎

@iamlamprey You can sell your software under the GPL.

If the images are embedded in the plugin then I think they should fall under the GPL too, but it doesn't matter too much. I think what you wrote is correct.

@Mighty23 said in FFT Display Code Causes Audio to Mute After Compiling Twice:

Do you mean compilation in the HISE IDE? If so, remember that for…reasons…global variables persist after programme execution ends. That means they're only variables in the machine-code compiled version—in the IDE, they the global namespace is effectively a file that gets written and read whenever you access a variable. (And no, you can't deactivate that.) Within the IDE, this can manifest as every other compilation having issues.

@xsaad check if your filmstrip is vertical or horizontal? Most are vertical but Idk you're work flow.

@whoopsydoodle https://forum.hise.audio/topic/11930/feature-request-missing-laf-colour-properties?_=1740954613418 you can’t do rounded corners as of now… it’s a missing Laf function

@d-healey Thank you sir, it works well. It turns out that my problem from the start was that I had to disable all IPPs. Now I can successfully compile Hise Standalone. Thank you very much.

In the future, I will definitely bother you again with questions about my failures. Once again thank you very much.

@guangcoder I’m glad it worked! 👍

@d-healey Oh, the code was fine. The export error was due to me forgetting to enable Faust in the new build of HISE 🙂

@soheil70 Thanks for the help. I figured out the issue: for some reason, I had CompileChannelAmount set as 4 instead of 2 in my DSP network properties.

@d-healey Oh! Nice one Dave! I hadn't spotted that thread, doh!