How to read Debuglog

[Christoph Hart]

The callback index is just a counter that shows how many times the render callback has been executed since application launch (it might help to connect certain message that appear within the same index).

PriorityInversion is not a critical error, it basically just means that the audio render thread was stalled by the message thread at some point. Usually that happens during preset loading (if they appear during normal operation it would be an issue though, but nothing that should cause a crash).

Now to your original problem: are you using the latest HISE version? I remember fixing some crashes with the Global Modulator system a few weeks back - it was rather you or @ustk that asked for it, I always mix up your names, lol.

[ulrik]

@Christoph-Hart Haha..yeah I can understand that :)
I built Hise from the scriptnode code yesterday, so I guess it's the latest if you haven't changed anything the latest 24 hours?

[ulrik]

@Christoph-Hart Oh, I see you have made some changes an hour ago :)
Should I try building Hise with the latest code, would it change anything?

[ulrik]

@Christoph-Hart If I disable the GlobalTimevariantModulator and then connect to the LFOMod in GlobalTimevariantContainer it's ok, but when I enable it Hise crash..

[ustk]

@Christoph-Hart @ulrik I can confirm that. I am not sure, Christoph, your fix actually solved the issue at that time, but sorry, I switched the project I'm working on so I forgot about it...
I just reopened it, if I switch ON/OFF a global LFO that is already connected to a target, Hise crashes instantly.

Here's the thread:
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1558/global-lfos-don-t-want-to-start-and-crash-hise

[ulrik]

@ustk @Christoph-Hart I managed to fix the issue in my project.
I had a function that, if a certain key was not pressed, the LFOMod in GlobalTimevariantContainer was set to

LFOModulator1.setBypassed(true);
LFOModulator1.setIntensity(0);

So if I removed the

LFOModulator1.setBypassed(true);

and only kept

LFOModulator1.setIntensity(0);

it stopped crashing, hurray!! :)

Is the setBypassed() function making a lot of noise in the code you think?
Should I avoid it?

[ustk]

@ulrik But this doesn't mean the issue is fixed, Hise stops crashing because you just don't call setBypassed() anymore.
The issue's back if you just enable/disable the modulator manually. It isn't specific to your code or the fact that you call the function by script.

[ulrik]

@ustk Yeah, you're right

[Christoph Hart]

Seems like a halfassed fix back then. I'll add it on the list of things to do before V3...

[ulrik]

@Christoph-Hart Thank you! :)