In HISE version 3.6, when I used a floating tile set to audio analyser (specifically the spectral analyser or index 2), I could easily run higher sample sizes with 0 to no lag. In HISE 4, however, if the spectral analyser has a sample size higher or equal to 8192, it causes the program to drop a huge amount of frames (this is not a PC thing; my RAM and my CPU are barely touched). Is there some setting I can change to fix this issue?

@aaronventure Wow that was easier than I thought it'd be!

Is it possible to pan individual notes differently? If so, how would I go about doing that?

I want to write a dynamic EQ within my plugin. I want to achieve this using the peak node in the script fx, however, I am unsure how to get the value from the peak node outside of the script fx and into the main script. Anyone have any ideas?

So I am using Windows, and when I export as VST 64 on mac it only reads the vst3 as a bundle so it doesn't work. Do I need to export on all platforms if so it says it can't find AAX SDK even though the AAX SDK is in the folder.

@Gab Unfortunately I don't think it has anything to do with IPP, as it lags with both IPP on and off.

In HISE version 3.6, when I used a floating tile set to audio analyser (specifically the spectral analyser or index 2), I could easily run higher sample sizes with 0 to no lag. In HISE 4, however, if the spectral analyser has a sample size higher or equal to 8192, it causes the program to drop a huge amount of frames (this is not a PC thing; my RAM and my CPU are barely touched). Is there some setting I can change to fix this issue?