getModulator outside of on init

[David Healey]

According to the API doc getModulator() (and similar functions) can only be called in onInit, however I'm successfully using it in onControl, is this a bug? will it cause any problems?

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[Christoph Hart]

I recently changed this so that you can call this in the onControl callback which is required when you want to create modulators dynamically, so no it shouldn't cause any problems.

I think you can't do it in the MIDI callbacks though (and it would be pretty stupid to do so), but I'll have to update the API docs.