@d-healey OK I managed to do it :)
I needed a local variable to get the IDs of the component being used and an if statement to compare that number with the counter:

inline function changeFreq0(component, value) { local idx = freq.indexOf(component); for (i = 0; i <= 13; i++) { if (i == idx) EQ[i].setAttribute(EQ[i].Freq, value); } }

Thanks a lot for the support David :)

@d-healey thank you . It's fantastic :)

@briandoliveira Thansk for the info!

@Christoph-Hart
Just Tried With The New Version And Now I Can Confirm That The Problem Is
Filter Delay Node

@yall said in Hise recognizing Midi but not triggering samples..:

@arminh for me. I cant build my vst from hise.

Solve that problem first.

Be careful. Steinberg only provide the VST3 SDK now, not the VST2 one which is usually the one you'll want.

@yall said in Midi mac problem:

@d-healey https://www.steinberg.net/en/company/developers.html it's not a New sdk version?

I don't know. I use the ones that come with HISE.

@yall no worries - have fun.

@dustbro ah I had put a font, didn't know I could use my own font file for it - cheers

@d-healey Yes!!! I remember now, you did it few days ago! Thanks David! 😃

@Christoph-Hart thanks a lot Master Hart! After deleting it the file the building works.

@Christoph-Hart ok thank you!

like today it would be perfect ahahh.

@Christoph-Hart did you happen to take a look at why it plays back differently on DAWs? I was hoping you see something when you sorted out the sample rate thing.

@d-healey That's what I am trying to use, as long as I can respect the imposed values.

@ulrik That's a good start, now I'll see how to dynamically insert/remove points...

@ulrik @d-healey Major lesson learnt! I had been doing some tests with building a swift app on my iPhone and somehow it was still doing it with HISE! So always double-check if you have any outputs activated
in Xcode>Window > Devices and Simulators.

Although now I did find a major bug on an instrument we are building, so I will do a separate post on that.

Thank you for all the great help!

@Natanr The user directory is rarely used. By default, Mac uses the system directory.
DAWs don't necessarily scan the user directory, but again the system directory is used by default anyway, so why bother using the user's one...
Why there are two directories? I don't know...
https://helpcenter.steinberg.de/hc/en-us/articles/115000171310-VST-plug-in-locations-on-Mac-OS-X-and-macOS

@orange
I Used The Standalone Version Of Ddmf PD , And Tried To Load AU
Yours Opens , Mines Fails.