Following up on this, I am using the developer branch of 3.0.3 and the find and replace function is not working. Has anyone used this successfully with the latest compile?

I can enter what I want to search, and what I want to replace with, but when I click next or replace all nothing happens and the status bar does not move. Is this feature functional?

@Christoph-Hart Re-exported Hise and then the plugin and it works. Now it doesn't exceed 10% on the floating tile without the need to make any changes to the FL settings :) Thanks!

@Christoph-Hart So far so good! :thumbs_up:

@ustk that's fantastic news! Thanks @Christoph-Hart

Apologies for me being a bit late to the party 😁

@d-healey thanks mate.

Well that was an easy fix

@Christoph-Hart Great! I will test this asap!
I agree with the principle, and that's what I am doing in the midi browser to display the right sequence length.
I just couldn't do the player side of it, so thanks!

@Christoph-Hart Agggh I'm so stupid, I completely forgot I had used the convolution reverb in Scriptnode. Thank you so much!!!

@Christoph-Hart Confirmed! Stereo is now working with "Support Mono FX" enabled.

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@d-healey Thank you, David!

@Casmat got it fixed, seems like third times the charm when trying to do it from scratch again

@d-healey frequency specially. here's a snippet.

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and here's a link to get a new pair of genelecs

https://www.thomann.de/gb/genelec_8030_cp.htm

:P

I'll just leave this robot alive because he speaks my native language.

@Christoph-Hart said in Filter with multi-mic samples:

Alright, I just pushed a commit which makes all filters multi-channel capable. I also added the simple filter types I was talking about (they are ~30% less cheap).

Digging up this ancient thread. How do I make a filter work with multi-mics?

@Adam_G Post it here and let people (Christoph) try and debug it

@d-healey said in Local LAF is broken:

@ulrik oh that thing, yeah it's a bug. Might want to make the thread title more descriptive.

Right 👍

I wouldn't call this a bug, you just happen to write super inefficient graphics code. Drawing a line with an angle with a gradient is likely to mess up the rasterizer of the software renderer while the OpenGL renderer has a different pipeline.

There's nothing I can do here except for suggesting to write faster code.