@ulrik Thanks, I haven't recognized that.

@d-healey Thank you so much again!!

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yes I understand, but in this case, nothing has been notarized or coded. I just took the .VST and created a pkg and that's it. That's why I find it weird.

@dustbro I Use My Laptops Build In Audio Driver While Recording The Video,
Then Export The Audio With My Sound Card.

Anyone Can Confirm A Better Performance Compared To The Old Installed Ones?

@hisefilo Ok.. Thanks :)

Good to know, thank you!

@BWSounds said in Simple question... Midi Player Midi Files:

@argon

FileSystem.browse(FileSystem.Desktop, true, "*.mid", function(f) { MIDIPlayer1.saveAsMidiFile(f.toString(0), 1); });

@BWSounds not able to get this working for some reason smh

@d-healey Thank you. I have that working. Now to figure out how I can get the PitchWheel to reset back to center when released!

@Rudra-Ghosh Ok.. Got it.. Thank you. :)

Signet is the way to go - https://github.com/SamWindell/Signet/

I just tested sample rate conversion and it does preserve the loop points.

@ustk ah - great thanks.

@Christoph-Hart Bump bump :)

@DanH I agree that a fix for this would be ace!

@ustk @iamlamprey Thanks.

This snippet works for me but I just suspected that taking this data from scriptnode directly with a timer object might cause error.
If it works, so it's good :)

if (link.getValue()) presenceKnb.setValue(value); bassKnb.changed();

There are two things wrong with this.

You want to udpate the presenceKnb not the bassKnb, you're in the bassKnb callback already. You haven't put the command in the if statement - https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/16528/single-statement-if-block-braces-or-no