@sakorada it's for each one

@Natanr AFAIK, ipp has only an impact on reverb, convolution, and things like that, but I might miss something…

@sakorada I'm not in front of my computer for a proper snippet, but you need to do that:

Content.setPropertiesFromJSON( "myKnob",  {
          parentComponent: "myPanel"
});

@yall A filter module is necessarily placed at the top of the chain, hence filters everything
If you need a filter anywhere else, then you have to go scriptnode. A filter in scriptnode is very easy to achieve…

@lalalandsynth Yes you can :

HiseSnippet 1329.3oc6X8zSabDEeVLaB1AhnsTodzJpGHRTDll9GodvFv1HTwfEqCIGpDZX2G1iX8Lq1cLfSTkxgdu8Z6kduG58dpeEpT+BzduG3aP56s6Zu6ZbINNJgnn5S66Mu2L+d+cdia5qrgf.kOyHeq9d.yXdSq9Rcms5vER1NUYF20rAOPC9EiXsYeOdP.3vLLxsMwvH+rrveWVdStKWZCIrXrCUBaXWQWgNgayJesv0sN2AZI5lR5GTYGakbKkqpGhmblqw731mxaC6wIwlwjYbqZNBsx2Ry0P.yX1MUN8s5nNWFI+gh.wwt.QThYgaTD65JWGBwz2rs5HbcZNvtCXLCylIdgbQdgkLaHbDC4m3MVLbghIZj1eXLy0AuRog2ZiEdkFC7XoP2rQnCAgxomKWmEYT3HdAgJajZGoFjABc+zgqaT39dlMEZ6NiGuyLF7hApW23MN3ufYsSNAr0IfcVy5OdZizuDIhFW02Uvzx1W3owym.x7wjEq+3RY.TDalwuXVS1VHgUs8ADZUC71Czmq7Oc460sORcu6+UKT3jdRaxkWzyG739PKUSWd+kC3c8bgCP0Vo3wtJ6SsDOAtegmVHegusPwTJEBxMIIV1tCWJA2fqJFUIK09J2kk85dL3uRwy3t8R1uqTLe6IyGpj6HE588fXwxXCCXisNRgxDtCAUBqwjRbfpmVHa2fq8EWf8G1qWWKrmjMrUr0h7LlgQpFRuFQSYnVfzIj343u3EKQzFwKVZvhLBGfTi7iCPgI.weieQQ6aaFFyH9JGzQLWctM5v52jq6PUPX2RMlhB9qZOLUctHcJwPPOJb2E8EYXaji13AcbirgsTc6R.i52F+8iDNzAZZrBJQTV2AXtB08tQP592F4P+nG3qE.4GoMmLqbQvOOgu7l9fMHNCXiXL9QN8UGr7MA9yThmwVBqMIJriTNxNVvbCGmVJKQaI2kcHkZSMtZ16XWgMoOKo0VKteaPG1rg6i2kg2lFskCnHei7Lb2iN5FBY7Flz7qA+hQ3cY4cUmC9ib4Ji8POuqv8xxVZvipmIdOcoec6+9IeWYqSgyihBokjrtBl0Av4X75W1vSMRq+oLKNYjj6NlmHt3HG.K8xFOWDSN8gUSV8sfzwWX.YlWo.RkuuxDGPPYSGP9oej98aiDPdd+et4GT8OKG4nqRtwvAlxdrO6apvd0Rj9gIG2nrow8vjqqKQZvbdibpOqR5DoaYFfsGylCc2g8DBW6lOC5JMAl2DaiKgvK7FZeCav8RzKHKwC2oJWyoyK9VhTfvvnJbFNScz3A4wzhfS0JuLywrTzh2w7Q7yfvw4CuZ3CCoOQ42s31.dqAMPVoqYf9+XRGn2ahGneeaMBgV9bYfmJ.JkJc42GYs0SepUAcOYZwGvJiTj4UGMuTxMWkALSI4hUZxkY1LjNyN0ft2e.4eUtljiShXAn03refMZr7Qx0a1yM.BSqJkVwD1qmlsQtoZ7wrC3mR9++QM+mOpI2jA2Wvz34GfQKAMibMrGqKVRFhw2GqAOg2yUOfa1ZpFJoxqiRRcBRRvN.vYKa2Fx1vbbFzFZMcM7PNKU4.vE3Aopy93J6hSAx8aDMl0z3KJM49hqKd8QlQvsH0Hn36FOFM26POF80QEJ1q7sfH8ah2r8l3L5xs8UGYG8JUpzatPNncKC+Wvxa1fnKVhcVz7Fllqs5ZrtXC7irsoriOA8OiWm0mBc9zoPmGLE57YSgNe9TnyWLE57kWqNzcmazSq5Fk+iLZVKb9MCin4FBKEX+KfVq74X

EDIT: @dustbro you're faster!

@Christoph-Hart Does it change something once compiled?
I'll try that once I can get the Last commit to open my projects...

@lalalandsynth Yes... And I even remember having the same problem with custom nodes anyway. If I remember well, once inserted, a custom node works, but if you unfreeze it, you get the same ID and connection conflict... Hope it will be addressed in V3...

@lalalandsynth Two solutions:

1. Export custom nodes so they are available everywhere from within the custom node tab (you need to compile Hise for custom nodes)

2. Select any node, copy with CTRL/CMD+C, then in the other project, click normally to insert a node, the previously copied node appears at the top of the list

Be aware that the second solution behaves weirdly if there are connections in the copied node. Because the similar node ID from one project to the other is not resolved. And the same thing happens if you copy/paste inside the same graph... I made a post about this somewhere, sometimes...

And the first solution might not be compatible with V3

@arminh I'm afraid it's not possible... But maybe a Hise guru has an idea?
This is where you should begin to use GitHub

@arminh Maybe Sampler.saveCurrentSampleMap(String relativePathWithoutXml)