@DanSound I was going to point you to a topic I made a while back about making an FM synth in ScriptNode but I see we already had the 'soft transients' discussion back then! 
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/14257/making-a-basic-2-op-fm-synth-in-scriptnode/8?_=1772552990701
@Orvillain To be clear, I was dropping a prepared wavetable WAV into the Wavetable Synth.
I'm not sure about the Wavetable Creator.
Are you dropping a wavetable WAV or just a plain WAV and hoping to make it into an interesting wavetable?
I have no idea how the Wavetable Creator works, or what it's for! 
@Orvillain After dropping the wav file into a Wavetable Synth, use the saveAsHwt() function to turn it into a precomputed HWT.
See this post, and surrounding posts, for details: https://forum.hise.audio/post/114563
@Lindon said in Builder InterfaceTypes:
According to Claude:
"SynthGroup" = Synthesiser Group
"SynthChain" = Container
Remember that names can change magically for no reason between source code, docs and HISEscript
@Christoph-Hart haha, I had several 'overload' messages from the Anthropic API yesterday and thought "what do I do now?".
It was then I released how much things have changed in the last few months!
@NISHI_MUSIC I use Gumroad https://gumroad.com
It's not perfect but for what they offer and the hassle they save me, I find the ~12-15% fee easy to live with.
Whatever platform you use, you'll find it easier to sell if you have an existing audience.
Cool looking plugins! Do they use web views by any chance?
@Lindon Fixing regression issues seems like it should be high(est?) priority.
@l4ch If you're on Mac, try opening the XML in TextEdit then go to File > Revert To... > Browse all versions.
It might have some version history saved by macOS that you can restore from.
@l4ch If you're using git to track your project you can recover the contents of the file.
@DanSound See this very helpful post from David https://forum.hise.audio/post/118353
@versusjona Is the Export Setup box checked in Settings > Compiler Settings? If not, try checking it manually.
@DanH Possibly not related but I had to add MSBuild to PATH because HISE doesn't detect it properly for VS2026.
@HISEnberg said in HISE pitch shift node introduces 100-200ms delay:
Use Engine.getLatencyInSamples to find it, then use Engine.seLatencyInSamples.
It's Engine.getLatencySamples and Engine.setLatencySamples (no In).
And getLatencySamples doesn't calculate the latency. It just returns whatever you set with setLatencySamples.
Use "Tools > Check latency of signal chain" to calculate the actual latency of the plugin.
@resonant Ah yes, that was the post I was looking for! 
@Straticah Pitch shifting causes latency. Have you tried Tools > Check latency of signal chain?
Also, this post: https://forum.hise.audio/topic/13654/latency-issuewith-fx-pitch_shift?_=1771883682066
@inlandempire I've been spoiled by this simple workflow from Maize Sampler, where I built my first sample-based plugins.
Import an EXS file and it imports all the samples with key ranges, loop points, etc. Lovely!
I'll be on to some sample-based stuff soon. Looking forward to tackling this!
@inlandempire Wow, that's a lot of work!
We need to be able to simply add an EXS file and it imports everything. If that's not currently possible then I'll certainly start working on it when the need arises for me.
