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I am afraid everything has to wait until I have time for this

The macOS limitation only applies to having the JIT compiler embedded into HISE as Development Tool. When you compile the plugins, the faust compiler will
generate C++ files that are natively compiled on every platform.

So in order to develop DSP in Faust you need a Apple computer but the generate plugins will run everywhere (everything else would indeed be very stupid).

This being said I am trying to get the windows build done too - I am doing the majority of work on windows so it‘s rather selfish

Not sure why you want to do that. A user preset is just a collection of interface values and the preset itself already stores the values (so the initial user preset is "embedded" in the instrument).

Well, I am assuming stero channels across the entire codebase so not sure this is an easy fix.

Funny, I watched this yesterday.

The problem is building LLVM and faustlib, but then it it should be pretty straightforward. It will probably only be available on macOS / Linux though as building LLVM on Windows is the Bowser of software development.

The idea is to have the JIT compiler available in HISE for rapid development and it when you export your plugin, the faust compiler will create C++ files that are embedded in the plugin so that the exported plugins have no dependency on Faust (Faust is GPL but the generated code inherites the license of the used libraries, so it plays nicely with commercial projects.

Do you know how polyphonic synthesisers work in Faust? Since HISE is a framework for virtual instruments, it would be pretty stupid if it couldn‘t use Faust for making sound generators.

Oops, I didn't touch the master branch for a long time. I'll take a look what's wrong there.

Can you post the Github link to your project, then I take a look if there's something fishy.

Protools is almost impossible to debug (they prevent attaching debuggers for security reasons), and I am not too motivated to work around their paranoia.

Well, that's embarrassing. The HISE Player never made it beyond prototyping stage (mostly because of lack of resonance, most people want their own plugins). I have some ideas for it, but it's definitely not ready for prime-time...

For now the only way is to compile plugins from your HISE project.

Looks like a hardware issue. What makes you think it's related to HISE code?

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