yes you can also doing that

copying in an external text file permit you to not opening the 1rst project each time you want to copy something; But only in the case you re-use a lot the same interface script. If just re-using it 1 time your solution is better

the only way, as you wrote, is opening the 1rst project and copy/paste all (on a txt/doc file) and opening new one and paste the parts you want to keep.

i do this for every projects. just because it's an alternative to save your work if you loose the project and/or having issue with the project itself. Indirect backup.

or just open 1rst project and do "save as" and save in another project folder with new name. maybe need some adjustments in the project setting after that.

Don't forget to copy/paste all images (and other files needed in the new project) from 1rst project folder to new. the "save as" function just duplicate the project, not the images, samples and audio folder

WDL is not only a good FFT, it used to create FXs, synths (the Space bass tutorial by Martin finke http://www.martin-finke.de/blog/tags/making_audio_plugins.html) and of course the Virtualk CZ by its author Oli Larkin (and many more). A C++ based solution (but not complete as Juce/Hise).

I tried this before Hise. i prefer hise. yes, some functions used in WDL could be useful in HISE but not sure it's 100% compatible with JUCE/HISE without some modifications.

All i was abble to do With WDL in months was possible with HISE in minutes.

for the IRCAM phisicaly based models, really don't know how they do that ...

maybe i'll say a wrong answer but:
impossible with hise.
FM piano are based on 4 or 6 op FM (like DX-7 for the 6 op)
but the 6 op (oscillators) are crossed each other by following a matrix modulation that you can't reproduce with HISE.

in the waveform group you have the FM function, but it will just take 2 osc (waveforms)

you could create something pretty close with only 2 osc, but not the famous DX-7 patch 11 FM piano.

for the 4 op it's like that:

and the DX-7 6 op:

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yes tried the dynamic.

i remember with my old PC all worked fine since years. but one day adding FX in studio one caused latency. i didn't change anything. never found why. never found what caused this problem.

now i've a brand new PC so fresh installs, and all work fine with no latency with the same ASIO, DAW, VST and external soundcard.

so i don't know. HISE plugs is not the problem.
It's inside your config, but really don't know why/where (like me before).

you took me speed christoph

.hr1 is just only if you convert your wav samples to monolith.

just tried a 10 FX rack (reverb, chorus, filter, saturator, etc. ...) in 32 and 64 bits VST WIN in Studio One, reaper and cakewalk/bandlab and all working well. No latency.

made with the latest version of HISE in date.

i use ASIO (behringer WDM audio) and ASIO4all.

uh ?
if used with waveforms generator module, it's something like a waveshaper, if i understand well ?