@Christoph-Hart Thanks a million!

@Christoph-Hart Still nothing about this issue?

@orange @Fortune Which means we have to handle every DAW case differently...?

Absolutely, recorded directly from my interface (Antelope Orion 32HD) to the input of a ZOOM F2 set at 48Khz

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@BigBlackMuzik Hi, I am sure there are already quite a lot of threads on this topic, but here are some clues so you know what to look after:

The filmstrip file needs to be .png and placed in the Images folder of your project
You can then load this filmstrip into the property editor of your button, where you also have to set the number of strips in your image file, as well as the scale factor (which is related to the size of your widget)

There is no need to code anything, at least at the beginning...

@Christoph-Hart
Here's a snippet:

HiseSnippet 1287.3oc6X0sSabDEdValHLoIpzRkppRk1K5EDUJxKgP+6BLXvHqhAKLgzpdQzvtisGwtyrc2Yo0ppR4MnuNUp2jGg9HzGg7Fzdl8GuiMNlEW.QZquvRyYNmY9Nm4761NPXSCCEAHiJGOvmhLdGbmAbY+58ILNp4NHiEw64JNk31R3D4Rj.qaOvmDFRcPFFk2SwlQk4Pw+d8laSbIbaZNID5DAyltOyiIyo1t12vbcaPbnGy7z3d8ZMsE75BWQD.ox3pHeh8YjdzCHJ1JgQF2aWGFfhNRhjFhLlaagyfN8E+HOg+SXgrScopEVnNvAkPtgv0QgXEUT89LWm1YpdHBNz14FhxIFhkvsXNrgzyMHua7Fl4RnaOLJMM3YoCupEGdFZvatD3sHtic.yWluiBa2G2jKoAcIvSfNrR3EY7JbcAv.WtpG4LZi.XwPAVdipUWw7oUq93utaD2VxDbSA+.gjdHe4GuvOuPkE9kELGeqtcm3dpqIP35RCl31pW8foI3x7HuSoAqXdNwMhNjQP8G09hey1W8me6DsViQAuImIOzmxeSVcTpoBr+kRQEvpL15+vTq+1QRofiXNpGjc4D3pShV1uwgnXnqGIfJvw7vzi4XRPOpbBmwyZtCQRTNEo3CvrOMPxTlCicnmCQaItHUv6PCOSJ7iU.OeAWoMF26JnB+zvq9UeWsA43X6Z9YVplNpPBfYygYHrfn1.HfEbrT6VI8XcTFfB.iwLA4XvWpggWt0nXvLMOkox2x7DR.ivkEASWL1BhvyDSOrWkqKcCvWcj3KUPDOjIGnmK7FIWPQg6h31Loc+Ii2RS.uJ27aX7llY8A3c61kZKyA6b3Fe6MeZTcnLeBT9nwKtoho.TQSRm9wY9TC22bHCVSoN3eTz5f9EtNnQ4BaQtB08l6Nccuh5q+9W3YJ7pGcVtXH9RpN+fDXhUIDSsZikZ7RBCe8lMBn+PDkaqQb9ZJWjl4dX090ZOmbNsqHvKMW+Pw2m1CtHcJGSgjtPWc15dic7DBYeFu2nNdKUaegvOK2n1gTOJTJ7xtz3Vw5Ho9w0hL9d7FquJ7q6mp9+KqC+8jCudVitBuSVS+cpTgcmTOYCeaTOd2wS1mf3gNNuEf3oVdp7+MKOcjHRBAjsHx.FzzC9fHuNP9eaJfDNm5pZ20njpMxj0UUqiikobm3E+E7KcSK0ZizMsx1TWcWJQcuOVETGOzWrx9A3rfby8nPctKj0RuV2Kezu+aW+05NzVBP33.BOzWDRszO4w1aM881gJi3ixdBoQ3RodM.0yRO+ZFw0zI1lvG4vf0ibRsX48lh9yMSxZ1gBZiygg1fxFOtrVHW6H2P5yYNx9V5BlSdMcx2Lk7w+qnj++7twm85850QpjgwNLOeW5t7yotv3XwX78f4u5RhbkYTGMLpkfK76K3rQpKeDEh960iNheyDUnsjRh8Y5ktOh5RIgZgVeRs8gVUIAfchNi1Bqh26yzdu9PbBbSlN6N0TToiB7nzlHU.Lc5w7O4kREtzALuzN6dVHLSaLVU554vP6I5cLwjNof1pfIL3z3OGBxXkoM.xWMVmkWaup+eQ7ag7WPwi6.wA2F8bbabGdD6.wKrS99ZpDSyGSAzad7WNtBtkZsoU1WTCiqtZUjGTd6E11JuiOCrOSVl0lAYdxLHy5yfLOcFjYiYPlOeFj4KlpLpNK1JBloLw+GHzd2jbfFCG+znL5uAumBHw

Again, the LFO doesn't start, and enabling the target causes Hise to crash
On the contrary, if you enable the LFO, save the preset, then close and re-open Hise, everything's back to normal.

@Christoph-Hart
Ok, so if I initialise the project with the global LFOs already enabled, Hise doesn't crash when connecting the targets and everything is working fine.

But if I save the project with the LFOs switched OFF, they don't want to start back again, and Hise crashes if I switch ON a target...

In my project, I got 3 LFOs in a global modulator connected to 23 targets each, so 69 in total.

Everything is enabled via a matrix, so you can connect any LFO to any target (in fact it just switches ON the target), and enable/disable the LFO as well, nothing hard here...

But when I open back Hise or the exported instrument, Hise crashes as soon as I enable a target.

Also, when I'm going in the Global Modulator container, and I switch on the LFOs manually, they don't start at all.
If I want them to work I have to remove them and insert new ones so of course, I have to reconnect manually all the 69 targets, but if I quit Hise and start it again, the problem is still here...