Bumping because I just came across this problem too, I noticed some commits in the Master branch related to automation but I still can't get ScriptComponent.changed() to update a DAW Automation Parameter :/

Bottom left you can see the DAW not updating despite everything working correctly internally.

I've been struggling with this problem since I wrote this post originally. I came up with a solution, basically to rearrange my scripts so that the CC reception was in its own script. It had been in the main interface script, since the CC's were controlling scriptSliders that were attached to module attributes. I moved the CC receive functions to their own script, and used setAttribute to target the sliders in the main interface script. Just chiming in here to let anyone that comes across this know how the problem was solved.

Now I have some other problems. It seems impossible to set a AU/VST parameter directly from the script by this method. Sending a value to the linked scriptSlider causes a change to it, and it's linked attribute, but doesn't change the VST/AU parameter value in the host. I'll make a separate post for that problem, though.

@d-healey only on windows, on mac default build folder is ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/

I am in your debt, thanks soooo much for the quick reply! That solved it :)

Also, I appreciate the explanation about deferal....I suspected something like that was going on, but am still getting my feet wet here so every little bit of information helps!

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@Christoph-Hart found the culprit:

// if this is non-zero it means that the buffer coming // from the DAW was split into chunks for processing // so we need to update the playhead to reflect the // "real" position for the given buffer if(offsetWithinProcessBuffer != 0) { newTime.timeInSamples += offsetWithinProcessBuffer; newTime.timeInSeconds += (double)offsetWithinProcessBuffer / processingSampleRate; const auto numSamplesPerQuarter = (double)TempoSyncer::getTempoInSamples(newTime.bpm, processingSampleRate, 1.0f); newTime.ppqPosition += (double)offsetWithinProcessBuffer / numSamplesPerQuarter; }

Awesome :) I haven't tried it out yet, but I'm sure that'll do it....thanks!! That solves some problems!

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I remember having an issue with the harmonic filter that mutes my system's audio too.

@amounra said in project hanging:

Which makes no sense b/c yeah, I was also seeing it choke on Loop01.
Are you on Win or Mac?
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this was on win10

Thanks so much guys :)

That does the trick, thanks so much!

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Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.....don't know how I missed it!

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