@d-healey That's what I thought was going on.

Ya, it's for a quick demo, which is why I did it in this instance.

It'll be cleaned up later, haha.

That's what I was looking for!

Solved. Just had to use the artificial system and got everything working.

Once you've compressed your sample maps, you can open one of them in the sampler and from the right click context menu select Tools > Redirect Monolith Reference, and select the monolith (ch file) that contains the "master" version of the samples.

For example if you have a staccato sample map, and you are also using the staccato samples as release tails you could redirect the release tails sample map to use the samples in the staccato monolith. You can then delete the release sample map ch file.

You might also need to use Engine.setAllowDuplicateSamples(false); but I can't remember if that's necessary.

f5c722fb-e0dc-47ad-9fca-ba7488655d73-image.png

@d-healey

Awesome. Thanks David!

@d-healey said in VST Export Error: The System Cannot Find the Path Specified:

@Confuzzled Open the .jucer file that was generated by the export, this will be in the binaries folder. When it opens in Projucer go to File >> Open in IDE, and make sure it opens VS2017, try exporting it directly from VS2017. If it works then it probably means the error is due to having both versions installed and the automated system is picking the wrong one.

Umm I think this could be the one!!!

@Christoph-Hart Thank you! Will take a look

Past Christoph didn't know what was coming :p

2448625d-8a71-484f-af64-012c260c40be-image.png

@Confuzzled yes.

@Confuzzled I think it is possible now, but I'm not sure... @Christoph-Hart ?