Thank you for your help. I'm currently busy with a commercial project, but will return to the project soon.

Hi, thanks all for the information. I have now used the multimic system. It works fine :-)
Two more auestions. The code for crossfading is now this:

function onControl(number, value)
{
switch(number)
{
case micDistance:
gainFx[0].setAttribute(0, 0 - value);
gainFx[1].setAttribute(0, -100 + value);
break;
}
}
Where the knob value goes from -100 to 0. This linear gaining howver, results in them both being -50 when the knob is in the middle and is almost silent. Is there a math formule I could use to exponentially decrease or increase the gain? Sorry if this is a newbie question, I was never really good at math (but have been a software developer for almost 15 years now).

To compile a vst, I can't seem to download Visual Studio Community 2015 (Needed to log in using my microsoft account to download the older 2015, but when I get to the download page for the legacy products, no items are shown). I am able to download the 2017 Community edition. Will it work with that version?

Again, awesome work. Really love HISE!

I have two samplers, one containing a deck of close miced stuff, and the other containing another deck with the second mic that was placed further away. I would like to make a knob control, that when on 0.00 is 100% sampler 1, and when on 1.00 is 100% sampler 2. So a Mic Distance knob if you will, that is actually a cross fader between samplers.
Could anybody give me some clues on how to do this in HISE? Great product by the way, really love it so far!