@d-healey that's right, envelopes and other modulators are not processed on the channel level so you get a single modulation signal for every voice so even with polyphonic channel routing you would still be limited by this design.

You'll probably need to look for another way to achieve this, but usually once you apply different modulation sources to voices it's time to duplicate the samplers.

@tomekslesicki Engine.quit()

Thanks so much, that's very helpful, I appreciate it!

Hence the feature request :-) fadeComponent has been working very well for me so far, it would just be great to have a quick and easy way to achieve fades to semi-transparent states like this.

@Christoph-Hart Epic, thank you!

@Christoph-Hart I think the thing is, the mulitmics actually break it. It works fine without multimics.

I found out that if I put NUM_MAX_CHANNELS also in the project settings, everything works just fine... :-)

Thank you for the clues!

@d-healey I knew I was missing something! Thanks again!

Was wondering the same these days!

@Oli-Ullmann great, thank you!

yup, bug, should be fixed now.

@ustk genious, thank you!

@Christoph-Hart ? :-)

@d-healey ok, thank you!

@tomekslesicki Just took a look at this. Are you using a frame container with the full 12 channels?

I commented out the code that forwards the calls for channel counts > 2 because it blows up the code generation size, but I can add a macro that you can use to increase the number of available channels for frameprocessing.

@Christoph-Hart could you tell me more about the skew factor applied to the gain of the group xfades?

@Christoph-Hart fantastic, thank you!

@tomekslesicki There you go...