@tod-slaughter Add a panel and a simple paint routine

function solidColour(g)
{
    g.fillAll(0xFF000000); //Replace hex code with colour of choice
}

@tod-slaughter I think you can have up to 8 stereo outs. If you right click in the routing popup you can change the number of channels.

@dustbro Ya, that's why it's local post a HISE snippet, I think I will be able to help you more then.

@dustbro

This line var y = ControlSelectButtonArray.indexOf(component); You should use local rather than var.

This line GainSliderArray.showControl(index); Where is index coming from?

@dustbro You'll need to add this repo as a git sub-module in the scripts folder - https://github.com/davidhealey/HISE-Scripting-Framework

@tod-slaughter I just made a video showing the method I use for looping:
https://youtu.be/90SmO_dMIJs

@tod-slaughter You'll have to setup a separate sampler or group for the release

@tod-slaughter No, that video was just made as a demonstration for someone on VI control about how to embed loop points in a sample with Reaper. I use Loop Auditioneer. If I'm working with multi-mics then I'll loop the closes mic position in Loop Auditioneer, bring those samples back into Reaper, export the loop points as regions, and apply them to the other mic positions.

@tod-slaughter HISE is a tree structure so the signal flows from child to parent (except when using global modulators).

Although the structure is a tree, it must be flattened before the actual sound rendering (so that every module is processed top down). You can safely assume that a module will be processed before its following siblings (otherwise you would not be able to control the signal flow for eg. effects).
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/78/the-global-modulator-system

@tod-slaughter You need to add a simple gain effect for each mic (put them in the master FX slots) and then you need to route the channels correctly.