@David-Healey Just did that and can confirm it works now :D. Thanks a lot for all the responsive help

I was trying to open up a preset xml that was meant to test scripts for a sample map and it kept on crashing no matter what I did. I decided to move on and just do it over in another preset xml. I notice that in the sample map I was testing that I was supposedly missing files. I had forgotten that I did a batch renaming. I undid that renaming, fixed up the sample map, and went back to the xml that kept crashing and this time around it opened fine. I just don't understand why a broken sample map would crash one project and not the other. Is this a bug or is this me missing something?

@David-Healey but I don't think I can add RR groups in any other way, right? The old circles on the top right of the samplemap editor that'd represent the RR groups aren't there anymore and I couldn't find any other way to get the RRs assigned through the sample table unless I used the complex group editor.

I appreciate the new complex group editor in the sampler interface a lot. It's been making a lot of things easier. But I still find trying to copy and paste into another sample group as buggy. Whenever I copy the samples and try to go to a new group, it still pastes into the first RR group. And for some reason, in this particular scenario, the RR group just won't change even when going directly through the sample table

@David-Healey Back to this question of doing it within the sampler, I'm trying to figure out a quick way to do this. If I copy the samples, go to a new RR map, and paste, it'll always go back to the RR map that it was originally from seemingly no matter what I do. What I was doing for a bit was just going to the new RR map and importing the same samples back in, parsing data from the file name, but there has to be a more efficient way to do this, right? Am I copy and pasting wrong?

One advice I heard from someone is to sample more than what you plan to have in your sample library in case you have a bad RR sample. But then I was wondering what if one note had more usable RRs than the other? Is there a way for a note to cycle through a different RR map than another within the sampler? Or do I just need to bite the bullet and have a separate sampler for that one specific note.

@David-Healey Is it really easier? I feel with a script I can just copy and paste that and be done with it

@griffinboy could you send an example of what you mean? Also, this would be in the script processor of a midi processor, right?

What I'm thinking is going through the same RR group but pitch shifting the lower sample up and pitch shifting the upper sample down to get them at the same pitch. The workaround I found is to just have 3 RR groups with the same samples and pitch shift accordingly with the sample editor. But, I was wondering if there's a quicker way to do this with a script processor? I looked at the documentation and saw something like addPitchFade and I tried getting it with a sampler but I just couldn't get anything to work

@David-Healey Just did that and can confirm it works now :D. Thanks a lot for all the responsive help

@David-Healey Rebuilt it and went through compiling again. Came across this new error

!LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file '.....\Compiled\Shared Code\My First Project.lib' [D:\HISE Projects\My First Project\Binaries\Builds\VisualStudio2026\My First Project_SharedCode.vcxproj]
!Compilation error. Check the compiler output.

I ran as administrator and checked if the file existed and they both had the same error

I linked a file to the compilation log in case that helps