Hey everybody! I'm currently trying to write an Ambisonic convolution plugin in HISE, starting simple with first-order B format design. This requires four inputs and four outputs. I've set up the plugin to have four outputs as shown in previous forum threads, but it's still only showing two inputs. How would I go about configuring HISE to accept four inputs as well? Ideally in standalone because the HISE plugin UI in Reaper is basically unusable on my tiny laptop screen.

@David-Healey Sorry- just seen the comments on the new Youtube upload- will work through that now! Thank you so much- on it!

@David-Healey Hi David! Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. I've completed the course in the past, and when I went to the location from last time there was just a readme telling me that projucer had moved. Has the course content changed since November 2025?

Hey everybody! I'm trying to compile a new version of HISE because I finally figured out IPP, using the latest commit on GitHub. I've noticed that since last building HISE, the custom JUCE version is gone and it looks like I need to install my own version of JUCE. AFAIK, HISE uses a custom version of JUCE, so how do I get everything to play ball?

@David-Healey I had about 16, I just automated the find/replace in VScode and it worked really well. Thank you for the videos on exporting plugins, went back and followed them to the letter and they worked perfectly.

@HISEnberg Thank you! I'll give this a try.

Hi everybody!

I'm currently trying to export my plugin but I've realised that I've been using the wrong directory for sample files (Documents folder instead of HISE Samples), is there a way I can batch fix this? Really hoping to avoid starting from scratch.

@l4ch See that would have been the smart thing to do, but I neglected to set up a git repo for this project. Will do that now and learn from my mistakes...

Hello!! I've accidentally overwritten a sample map .xml file I had spent ages on... is it gone forever???

@d-healey Ah!! Well that can't be good. Sorry about the speakers. I'll have a read of the documentation and get to grips with scriptnode first, I've taken up more than enough of your time. Thank you very much for all your help.

@l4ch HiseSnippet 1391.3ocuX0raaaDDdoro+QIMHAM.8pN5TXXPJKaYidHN1xJUn01BQJF4l6JxkQKD4tDjqrsZQu2a8bN0midquC8EouAsyvkTjTV1VPHMJHAZ1clc+lu4uUoajzgEGKiHFU6OIjQLdpYuIB0vSFR4BRmVDi0LUrXE43Igz3XlKwvXk2h6Yr4pjjO+yqOl5SENr7kHjKkbG1OxC3p7U6dzOv88aScY84AEztwQcbjhSj9xw.NVwzhDRcFQ+H6bJpVESx2SiGRL9VycatO0qdylLl29VG1ro29Mcn0YrF61nw.W5f5GbfyA607..0m5xUxndJJfdhwpGKcmzan7Fg9BtjGyG3yPAaRO3l0K2V56htHtJ4jgbe2tYDTLANkt4z0JZ55klmwc4SWOm1ddxF0xsnHAZToL7VoD7rKBOqBvaNPxn.jVUCoWX1yIhGpx2AwySL6HTrHOJDmJBEstDi+x7DInfPsS.cDqcDHL0fs12xZ6Zv+7puyarvQwkhZRw4RE6BwVup5uTcyp+Z0Zytkm2b2CulHouOKZtaioFQOjgaIFGLfEscsqo9iYSUDb+xbp48yoEC4NZutfhRQGAWcQHSbeIBjTpB9166zhpnXfHcMPuPVjhiPvnE6ZnLPGV1zrEKdjRFBEB2IlAYKR2w9TU4THrPKcCfCJE2vfiHlqlTrP7yVd0hBwWX1kqbFNeLVYNXDXp+OvXZ03WYdpmGyQkCvUMa+gubkdUSK8f6Du7mlJVq8GrmaQ2uYlmfGFwBoQr9xt9zIaESCB8YuCv310F3KcF0i+yr6VUDpgvwnFa4LjJDL+3ko3YsElUre3fx6jiUbwGOiph32BUgmONnGzW2gcRJ5f0Lpf0PZYKTFyK5wDtIB+K7IcSaT1HcS6rMKT9cNSciLZTR3H86DiMPt+Yl8gwVY+k7Fee4MmHCB4o4oZ2hEEmHrto0Nvezp0U5OIbnTvcvXk1nL3+l.4X3lS8g779iyhQYtCLxpOk6ikA8FGCMSbuPzCNmj4jXZ34RW3aq2l5.79jtT0PrbBaGA4trncbllCOiqjmHgg.8LxYTAO6r4oZ3.dQ.RY3zTLt1kFAFB82w1TULVAsPyhIvZM7dW2TigGAhyCOYl9v.Y9W6KL8XL2AvS.txkA0B1kAv2T..d7a2s9UI0GyEFOeliZgwyJEvyFldCtBxpmkGhzY56DwbX7qYyE.Ss8Qt3JEhGXmkLI.BmwEWhEqfcXRJ4L5sSksAYDhUMam5mjB51fzh4QG6qJY+aFqjAPUdRGZRgwUDRoXulvJ4yOGn9HFx5oz47C8KDUW1iqTvi23983MLssrvk5oXg5psWBpfKherabnks89PGpQrazHWqvtV1V6BJb3gGz3vlV1ouHpEBzj2hld9qimOb7k4srUmg4VnXDh35MJg3RgsrGCO8p1yt9b.fd0GHZAoYyVo9roYnwP2m6IVos6QiUEt2j4dnDLUuhdJGzOVvRlzPl51o48jhg4YDd3CsS7k3tNT+rCsHo+43.Jk08zYpixCo4OcIOrl+jq73ZtdES+x0DFVTliO8V3lET+BudBPPKdLEF05BP8i5e8SuwCdKDJCSDJkYP5ytU0WlH.AgqA+E8kmX9dgKyCZQ5R5nWU+1Gi7HUb5aVyBb5ARcbKD6lxN3pEnFxrz1ZlI4vKDkczueTQJCFm+Ge5S+4quCk8Secq+9KHkApcGbtXzUV+tRrUwdKKUd5wR4n.ZxKaVteiwWh2gEPchjW4neZI5bajrBzgQjzdYSyyP4Z1jqmMuH.9wwW43T9ntig0WVC2cYMrwxZ3dKqg6urF1bYM7fG2P7+6hzwcX1NTG28zjjPCiSE5ZMneB4+.LAX+aN

@d-healey Of course!

@d-healey Yes, as soon as I hit that button I have issues.

@l4ch As soon as I open the compiler HISE freezes and stops responding. It didn't do this when I downloaded the files off of your website, could it be the project configuration maybe?

@d-healey

Hi again, this is an example of a network that refused to compile. Is it a problem with the network itself, or my project-specific configuration?

@d-healey Thank you very much. Big fan of the videos you make- I'm learning HISE for a degree project and this is massively helpful. Will definitely be subscribing to the Patreon!

@d-healey Definitely a problem with my own project, aeris compiles and runs just fine! This means I probably did something stupid along the line, and it's not a problem with my IDE. What additional information would be helpful?

@d-healey Will do. Thank you for the advice!

@d-healey Hi David! Love the course! I didn't compile the exact projects from the course, I used it as more of a jumping-off point. I didn't script anything myself though, it was all Scriptnode stuff that already existed in HISE.

Hi everyone!

I'm new to HISE, and have just finished David Healey's excellent course. I tried to build my own FX plugin, and was able to export the it as a VST, but when I opened it up none of the parameters were doing anything, even though they were inside the IDE. As soon as I went back to fix it, I have encountered several compilation errors. The Scriptnode DSP network doesn't want to be exported to a dll file, and the overall compiler has totally packed in. The program freezes/crashes every time I try either of these.

I have not written any custom code, and I am using a copy of HISE for Windows I compiled using Faust and FFTW, having followed the instructions in the video series. What could be causing this?