@Chazrox I believe so, but I've also noticed that if something like that quits working as you're working on it, just hit F5 and it'll all come back

I would like to build an ir/cabinet loader which had 4 convolution reverb modules with combo boxes to choose from ir files.
The issue I am having is that if all the convolution reverb modules are in the same FX chain, the first one's gain controls whether the following ones get a signal.
I then tried adding a second container, and moved one of the modules there, thinking it would be separate from the first container, but it doesn't work.
Please see video and let me know how I might accomplish this.
Video here

@Chazrox How are the values being displayed in the default slider?

@d-healey @Christoph-Hart Can we please get Davids changes merged into a new build?
I really need to get this project finished, and would hate to scrap it.

The Hise delay is a stereo delay. How can I create a mono delay plugin?
Secondly, the tempo sync button doesn't work right. If you test a simple plugin in a daw, engaging temposync does not work. It causes two different delay times on L/R

@d-healey So since scrapping this project, I have started a new stereo delay project.

1. How would I make it a mono delay? Do I have to have separate L/R controls?
2. The tempo sync doesn't work right at all. Not only the issue outlined above, but simply adding a tempo sync button to the project and then testing in a daw, it does not sync.

@d-healey Oh, I will check that out

@d-healey How do I send the delay into the ScriptFX?
I've looked and cannot seem to add a delay inside ScriptFX.

@d-healey I have been using a delay to accomplish it, but it's a bit glitchy sounding as the user turns the width up and down. I thought maybe this would be a better way.

@d-healey No, it's a mono guitar clip. The reason is that when a user plays live guitar with an amp sim, it is mono. Many amp sim plugins have a widening function. I am sure you already know this, but it just clones the audio and pans them hard L/R, then adds a delay to one of them.
That is what I am trying to accomplish here.

@d-healey Ok, this doesn;t have any effect either

@d-healey Here's what happens when I remove the reverb
Video here

@d-healey Ok, I watched and built it as the video progressed. Is the reverb necessary? I wouldn't want to add reverb to the signal, just widen it.

@Chazrox I have since abandoned that attempt and deleted the scriptfx from the project. If I try again I will post a video

@pcs800 I ended up rebuilding the scripfx from scratch by following the snippet in a second instance of hise. It works but doesn't widen the stereo spectrum, but rather just seem s to make my amp sim volume lower.

@d-healey I am getting the same thing as the original poster and do not understand David's reply.
How do i import a snippet into an existing project?

@pcs800 Oh I see it now, A network full of stuff I am not familiar with. I will try to dissect it.

@d-healey Ahh, ok. So if I just replicate that scriptFX in my project, it will work?
I mean the code in prepareToPlay, processBlock, onControl

In the snippets folder is a text file called Stereo Widener. When imported, it doesn't do anything, and there's no code.

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I'd really like to know the proper way of creating a stereo widener, other than faking it with short panned delay