@Oli-Ullmann It's set to 'true' by default in order to save CPU but in the case of the built-in EQ, unless you have dozen of them, I think you can indeed deactivate it :)

Panel's don't have laf. You need to use global laf - perhaps CSS is also a choice here.

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@griffinboy said in Global Cable Bug::

@Lindon

From what I've seen, removing all code that uses a cable, or removing the global cable manager, does the trick: they all disappear.

But yeah, I've not used cables much I've always had issues with them. But they seem to work now, just not in this one project 😆

yeah Ive done this:
"removing all code that uses a cable".... its still there - maybe I missed something.

@Christoph-Hart Cools 👍

Again Git Commit showing wrong Git Commit Hash..
because there is no GitHash.txt and currentGit.h

Added ability to hide preset browser search bar (#444)

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@Lawrence type "EQ band" into the search box on the documentation page....

@Christoph-Hart Yes, it would be nice if it was handled a little more gracefully than crash and burn 😀

Note that it only happens when you switch to Filter Display.

I can switch to Plotter, Audio Analyser, WavetableWaterfall, etc and it doesn't crash.

I have submitted a GH issue: https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/issues/587

@ulrik yes - and me too - I'm begining to think it fails ONLY when you have no slider set to TempoSync in your project.

@d-healey same thing with audio outputs sometimes

until it gets sorted, try this:

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/9722/tip-hardcode-your-dev-environment-audio-setup?_=1728931352100

I have a separate script for this above the main interface script (slightly annoying as this then is what HISE opens to whenever I load the project as it cannot remember the currently open workspace for the XML) where i have a simple combobox for various setups.

It's very easy to switch between them as the script itself can be opened in the popup without having to switch workspaces.

@d-healey ..sigh -- a simple snippet seems to work fine...so its more complicated than that.. I will continue to investigate...

@Natan yes.

Okay, it's an issue with the Faust compilation. I need a clear structure for setting up Faust to compile alongside the plugin!
Posting another Thread!

@griffinboy oops, yeah that happens when you haven't initialised the routing manager. It's fixed now (also my new meta-template wizardry didn't compile on macOS which should also be good now).

Ah yes, it was in fact not working in the compiled plugin - I somehow missed to call the connection call after compiling the plugin. Should be fixed now.

@Christoph-Hart By default it's true, which means it doesn't allow them. I'm currently rebuilding Rhapsody with it set to false, so for all future expansion it will be enabled.

@d-healey I just realized a pretty decent workaround is to assign relevant GUI parameters to CC messages, that way the end user can also right-click and bind/unbind whatever they want for automation AND if you stick to conventional CC (like assigning Attack to CC73), most workstations will label them automatically.