I also wanted to draw attention to this problem, except that I don't have such good proof, only my auditory impression. The resonance of the SVF LP, despite a Q of 0, is clearly audible. And just like the ladder filter, the Moog filter also makes the signal significantly louder overall.

I also noticed that the SVF BP and Notch Filter display in Scriptnode is broken.

(Is the forum actually the right place for bug reports?)

@d-healey Ok, I have found out. There are two compilerSettings.xml files on my computer. One in .config/HISE which is the wrong one and one in my home folder in .hise (the right one). Thanks for the help!

@d-healey Yes, maybe. For the final compilation I'll install an older system anyway and then write again if I have the problem there too. Thanks for the support!

@Consint I got it right. I compiled the entire mid/side dsp network including the Faust node. This gave me not only the compiled mid/side network but also the compiled mono faust node.

@griffinboy Many thanks for that! Your tutorial is really very helpful. Somewhere in the forum you mentioned the Chow Tape integration. I would really appreciate a tutorial on this.

Hello Hise community,

I need a mono Faust node for a mid/side effect. But when I want to create it, it only says ‘Faust node channel mismatch. expected channels: 2’. I have set the ‘CompileChannelAmount’ of the network to 1 and switched on ‘Support mono FX’ in the settings.

Maybe there is another way and you can somehow get the stereo FAUST node to work within mid/side. I have tried various things including the routing matrix but have had no success. As long as I have the stereo Faust node inside mid/side the compiled plugin does nothing.

Can someone point me in the right direction? Many thanks in advance.

@Consint In case others have the same problem: If I set the sample location via FloatingTile - CustomSettings, everything works perfectly.

@Christoph-Hart Have you been able to create a basic example? Unfortunately I can't find one and I think that it would make it much easier for me and certainly others to get started.

@d-healey Ok, I have found out. There are two compilerSettings.xml files on my computer. One in .config/HISE which is the wrong one and one in my home folder in .hise (the right one). Thanks for the help!

@d-healey Should I have cleaned something up before I switched to your repository? I simply deleted the old Hise folder.

@d-healey Just one. I have deleted the old one.

Sometimes this popup “No branch selected” appears but I can't find anything where I can set a branch.

@d-healey Yes, I also found it strange that the path is not in the file, because it is in the Hise settings. Unfortunately, entering it manually did not help.