use the templates with the soft_bypass setups.

@d-healey I will find it - thank you

@Jlev777 Make sure to set the correct path here.
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@Sounddiy Latest develop branch (https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commits/develop)

@d-healey I know

It is a mix of your's, others and peharps mine :)

@Straticah On a typical vintage synth there would be 2 typical scenarios.

One envelope - you can select if its for both filter and vca and if you would want the volume to be unaffected you would set the "volume/vca" to gate mode.
Then the "volume" is just on and off and the envelope shapes the filter but not the volume.

2 Envelopes , one for VCA and one for filter , which would give you what you have now.

So to have the second envelope no affect the first one , you would just not use a second one and use the first one for both OR, have a GATE setting where the VCA is on/off and the filter envelope takes care of things ,BUT then when you let go of the key there is no release.

@orange they are universal binaries. seems only related to logic - will try to get more info.
found this on the Juce forum:
https://forum.juce.com/t/macos-ventura-13-0-problems/53624

@d-healey Thank you!!

@MikeB Thanks! It worked now! Apparently, I had to make sure all steps for enabling IPP are done right.

@DabDab @d-healey
I see, thank you!

@ustk Superb.. That's what I wanted. I got stuck in it.

@Fortune I’ll keep checking tomorrow. I think I saw it again today but couldn’t be 100% sure as it’s such a small movement 😂

@tomekslesicki I am trying to do this now using a global modulator container with an lfo , then in scriptnode I have a global_receive but how can I send the global modulator container lfo to the global receive ?

The global send/receive does state " Send the sginal anywhere in HISE " but it seems like its only a send /receive within scriptnode ?

EDIT : the Global_mod node will receive the LFO from global modulator !

@d-healey yeah I hate that middle position property: -1 is a terrible default value, that‘s why scriptnode uses a skew factor as property which defaults to linear (=1).

@Fortune That will just modulate the speed , I would just like to control the speed with a synced clock.

@d-healey That did it! 😎
So Hise certainly was more permissive before...

@DabDab laf.loadImage()

@d-healey Got it.

Thanks everyone for the clarification! Based on the general consensus I thought I'd successfully exported a universal binary (I had 2 versions of Xcode on my Big Sur computer, 10.3 and 13.2.1) and didn't have a way to check until I recently borrowed a fresh, Rosetta-less M1 laptop and it didn't work. In lieu of holding the laptop hostage, I looked into how to check on any Mac via Terminal:

Export plugin Right click > "Show package contents" > Contents > MacOS > [plugin executable file] Type "lipo -archs " into Terminal and drag the executable in. Terminal returns "x86_64 arm64" if it's a universal binary and "x86_64" if it's Intel only.

Mine were Intel only at first because HISE was using the older version of Xcode to export (I'm guessing because that's what I used to compile HISE itself), so I just had to open the autogenerated Xcode project in the newer Xcode version and export from there. Everything was already set up correctly in the file, so I assume you would not have these issues if your whole setup was not based on an older version of Xcode.

@Christoph-Hart Nice feature :)