Multiband Reverb - Progress Update 3

Today my code decided to ghost me... again.

You know what's worse than your code not working? Your code not working and refusing to tell you why. Welcome to the wonderful world of C++ segmentation faults, where your program just... disappears. No explanation, no goodbye, just poof - gone.

I've spent the last week diving deep into the abyss of memory management, watching my plugin crash in spectacular and mysterious ways. The worst part? The debugger would often just shrug its virtual shoulders at me. It's like playing detective with a crime scene where the evidence keeps vanishing.

I had to take a few days off to preserve my sanity. Sometimes you need to step away from the screen and remember that there's a world out there where programs don't randomly implode. I took long walks, caught up on some reading, and tried not to dream about pointer arithmetic.

But you know what? Sometimes taking that break is exactly what you need. Coming back with fresh eyes helped me spot patterns I was missing before. Slowly but surely, I'm taming these crashes. To all my fellow developers out there fighting similar battles - you're not alone, and yes, it's okay to take a break when your code is being particularly uncooperative.