framex_block - kills my signal flow when operating with four channels
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I'm trying to set up as close to sample accurate processing as possible involving a sidechain peak follower effect. Presumably I need to wrap the entire process in a framex_block so that the main and sidechain signals and their modulation process all stay perfectly in sync? But as soon as I involve a framex_block it kills the audio. Are there any best practices I'm missing here?
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@NEST-acoustics Have you checked the sidechain example in the snippet browser?
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@orange yes for sure! I have the sidechain process working wonderfully- just need it to happen sample accurately instead of at audio buffer rates. Framex_block is the right move for that right? Just put the entire desired effect inside it? If so I’ll keep troubleshooting the signal loss occurring
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@NEST-acoustics There's a limit of how many channels can be processed in a frame container defined by
HISE_NUM_MAX_FRAME_CONTAINER_CHANNELSbut it defaults to 8 so if you use a more recent version of HISE (4.0.0 or greater) it should work.It could be possible that there is an issue with one of the nodes you're using in frame mode as this goes down a completely alternative code path. Can you make a minimal example that shows the issue?
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@Christoph-Hart okay so here's a snippet of what I've noticed is my main problem - routing matrix inside a framex_block doesn't work. This snippet shows a waveform generator going to channel 3/4, then a scriptfx with a matrix inside a framex_block trying to route it to channels 1/2. If you drag the matrix out of the frame block it works fine, but inside the frame block it's like it doesn't exist - the signal doesn't get re-routed but does pass on through in its original channels.
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