HISE 2.0 Plugin Crashes In Cubase 10

[gorangrooves]

Hi @Christoph-Hart ,
I just tried loading HISE within Cubase 10 for the very first time. It threw an error notification. I am including the dump file in hopes that it will be helpful in determining the cause. I tried opening it several times with the same error.

Steinberg Dump File

HISE opens up fine, when I open my project, that's when the error occurs. It opens it up and I can hear the samples, but when I try to bring up the frontend UI I created, the error comes up and it won't open it. I am using the HISE version 2.0.0 build 650.

Please let me know if this error is something specific to my project. It works fine in the stand-alone version and everything compiles properly.

p.s. I also tested it in Cubase 9.5 (64bit) and 8.5 (32bit) with the same unfortunate results.

Thank you.

[Dan Korneff]

@gorangrooves you might have to create a debug version of your plug to test where things are getting wacky. I'm creating 64bit plugs that work in Cubase 9.5+10 here with HISE 2.0

[gorangrooves]

@dustbro I am not even up to the point of compiling the plugin. I am just trying to open the project within HISE plugin. I may have to remove all code, see if the problem goes away, then start adding it a bit by bit until I get an error...

[d.healey]

@gorangrooves said in HISE 2.0 Plugin Crashes In Cubase 10:

@dustbro I am not even up to the point of compiling the plugin. I am just trying to open the project within HISE plugin. I may have to remove all code, see if the problem goes away, then start adding it a bit by bit until I get an error...

That is one of the best debugging techniques

[Jay]

@gorangrooves it crashed on my end too, when trying to open any project within the plug-in in the daw

[gorangrooves]

@dustbro @d-healey Have you guys been able to open a project within the HISE 2.00 plugin? If @Jay is also having the same issue as me, then this must be a HISE bug and not something project - specific.
Can you please try opening something and let us know?
Thank you.

[d.healey]

@gorangrooves I haven't even compiled the plugin I work almost exclusively in the standalone program

[gorangrooves]

@d-healey ok. Is it possible to set up multiple outputs within standalone, that will be available once a final plugin instrument has been complied and loaded into a DAW?

[Christoph Hart]

Isit crashing if you load a project with 2 channels?

[Jay]

@Christoph-Hart yes

[Christoph Hart]

Can you upload a minimal example project that crashes?

[gorangrooves]

@Christoph-Hart Sorry for the delay! Here is a project with no samples:
https://we.tl/t-5eESCkndCy

Please let us know how you go.
Thank you!

[gorangrooves]

@Christoph-Hart Have you had a chance to look into this bug? We are unable to create the necessary multiple outputs for an instrument without being able to open a project within HISE plugin.

Thank you.

[gorangrooves]

@Christoph-Hart I narrowed down the cause of the crashes. It has to with the code of the project. While it works in the stand-alone version, it crashes the plugin. I believe that this is part of the code that causes the crash:

settingsPanel.setContentData(channelData);
settingsPanel2.setContentData(audioSettingsData);
settingsPanel3.setContentData(midiInput);

@Jay It is how the pop-up panels are initiated. Get rid of that code and the project should open up.

I ended up rebuilding the entire project from scratch within the HISE plugin. I copied and pasted elements from standalone version and once I came across those elements, issues started to happen. I utilized different solution to display pop-ups, that Christoph provided in another post.