With that limited information one can only guess. It is usually better to start a new thread and add as much information you have of your own problem, instead of assuming you got the same problem.
But I polish my crystal ball and say The error location is in the factory (last lines of the boiler plate), where an instance of your own processor is returned:
// This creates new instances of the plugin..
juce::AudioProcessor* JUCE_CALLTYPE createPluginFilter()
{
return new YourAudioProcessor();
}
This would fail, if your YourAudioProcessor inherits AudioProcessor (old version) instead of juce::AudioProcessor (new way sinve juce 6).
For more insight see this thread:
But it could as well be a totally different issue, I am still working on my clairevoyant skills… ![]()
