@daniloprates Couple of posts you might find useful:
This one seems to have solved itself, but worth checking all the steps they did:
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/9787/multi-output-not-working/16?_=1766750980618
This is a full guide from Jan this year, so should be fairly up to date:
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/11553/multi-output-tutorial
@daniloprates You have to load the plugin as a multi-output version.
If you don't see the Multi-Output option, that likely means Logic doesn't think your plugin has multiple outputs.
The basic stuff I'm building in HISE only shows up as Stereo in Logic so there must be a step missing to get Logic to see the other outputs.
Have you tried it in other DAWs?
Are you using your own build of HISE, compiled from the latest commit of the dev branch?
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/logicpro/lgcp4ff5d47e/mac
@iamsteinco If you want to try the GitHub actions build, the files I used are in my original post that you linked in your first post here.
Add both files to your HISE and repo and push it to GitHub. Then go to the GitHub page for your fork and click the Actions tab. You should see the action building the HISE app.
It took about 12-15 mins when I was doing it. Then you download the compiled app as a ZIP and un-zip it on your Mac.
If you hit any quarantine issues let me know. I'll give you the terminal command to clear them.
@iamsteinco I can send you my GitHub build files but I didn't use Faust, so you'd have to adjust for that.
@iamsteinco I'm afraid I didn't get around it on my Mac. I compiled HISE using GitHub Actions.
It's a bit of a process but I eventually got it so that every time I push to my HISE fork on GitHub, it built the app on the GitHub servers. I would then download the ZIP, un-zip it on my Mac and move the HISE.app to my Applications folder.
The 'real' solution was to get a Mac with more RAM. I recently got an M4 MacBook Air with 32GB RAM and it compiles HISE in about 30 seconds now - no sweat!
If you want me to send you the files I used to build HISE using GitHub Actions let me know.
@Morphoice How far apart were the versions of HISE you used to export?
According to what I can find in the source code, the only things that contribute to the plugin UUID are the Plugin Code and Plugin Name.
You already said you didn't change the plugin code, and I assume you didn't change the name, right?
@Morphoice And what are the 2 different CIDs that Cubase sees?
@Morphoice Is this the 4-digit code in project settings, called Plugin Code?
Did you enter a custom one, or did you leave it as Abcd?
What are the 2 different CIDs that you see?
Where do I add the preprocessor definition for the Rectangle class? And other app-wide devs too?
In the top-level Xcode (macOS) box:
Or in each of the Debug, Release, etc. boxes:
Or both?
@resonant What kind of LAF functions are you looking for?
@DJJD12345 Commit 6ba56cc builds fine on Mac. Your problem is likely with Faust.
You'll probably get more help if you delete this post, and the two duplicate posts, then post a new topic about issues with Faust.
@resonant Was the bug fixed with the Audio Analyser floating tile? If I recall, when you connect it to an Analyser module set to goniometer, HISE crashed.
Yes, looks like that bug was fixed. I didn't know that! 
@ustk Can you test the dampening effect by slowing down the rate a lot? See if the slider reaches further to the ends of the range?
@David-Healey Looking forward to getting into expansions. Glad you're around for questions! 
@David-Healey Fixing the underlying issue is the real power move 
@ustk I know this might be a big ask, but do you have a minimal example of this as a snippet?
@ustk Have you tried this:
th #inverted /* should target table header with ID #inverted */
{
content: 'Inv';
}
Having said that, I've hit many many CSS cases that either have no effect or break other things.
It would be cool to get a hit list together of stuff that needs fixing/updating.
@David-Healey Oh, it's already there and editable!
I didn't release it was automatically registered for the shortcuts panel. Huzzah!
