Stereo Display Buffers.... How to use?

[griffinboy]

After messing around in scriptnode for a long time, I still cannot figure out how this was intended to be done.

I am trying to get a display buffer for the first two channels (left,right).

There is a peak node in scriptnode that I have set to an external buffer, and to my frustration I cannot figure out how to read stereo information from it.

I can get one channel quite easily, but I cannot find any code that can extract the second channel.

I then decided to see if I could create two buffers in scriptnode, that way I can have one for the left and one for the right channel, but figuring out how to split channels in scriptnode is driving me crazy.

I think I've worked out a way but it's so messy that i cannot belive it's the right way.

And since there is a property in the display buffer to set up stereo, I feel that there must be a way to extract the info!

Help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks

(the buffer at the top can be ignored, the reason that it's set to external is so that I can initialise the length of the buffer using code) They are both set to stereo.

^ reference, and grab data from buffer.

[ustk]

@griffinboy peak nodes are mono so you'll need to put two of them in a multi and set a different external buffer for each I think

[Matt_SF]

@griffinboy to split the signal into left and right, take a look here:
https://docs.hise.audio/scriptnode/101/panner.html

[griffinboy]

@Matt_SF
Thanks, it's a little crazy that it's like that.
But this is what I was looking for.

I should really do it in C++ lol.