@d-healey yes. The project needs at least one expansion.

@CyberGen fortuitously discovered that setting the ignoreNoteOn to 1 acts as a reset signal. Whenever triggered, the LFO goes back to the start of it's cycle without having to play a note. You might sometimes need to set it back to 0 immediately (depending on what's required of the LFO) but it's a good workaround. :clinking_beer_mugs:

@d-healey awesome! thank you.

@CyberGen A list of License Manager API endpoints. Might be useful for those using the License Manager API.

Base Endpoint:
/wclm/v3
Methods: GET
Description: Base route for the wclm/v3 namespace.
Verify License:
/wclm/v3/verify
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for verifying a license.
Activate License:
/wclm/v3/activate
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for activating a license.
Deactivate License:
/wclm/v3/deactivate
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for deactivating a license.
Get License Details:
/wclm/v3/get-license-details
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for retrieving the details of a license.
Get Product API Meta:
/wclm/v3/get-product-api-meta
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for retrieving product API metadata.
Get License Status:
/wclm/v3/get-license-status
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for retrieving the status of a license.
Get Current User Licenses:
/wclm/v3/get-current-user-licenses
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for retrieving licenses associated with the current user.
Register License Key:
/wclm/v3/register-license-key
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for registering a new license key.
Set License Status:
/wclm/v3/set-license-status
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for setting the status of a license.
Create License Key:
/wclm/v3/create-license-key
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for creating a new license key.
Update License Key:
/wclm/v3/update-license-key
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for updating an existing license key.
Delete License Key:
/wclm/v3/delete-license-key
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for deleting a license key.
Add License Key Meta:
/wclm/v3/add-license-key-meta
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for adding metadata to a license key.
Update License Key Meta:
/wclm/v3/update-license-key-meta
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for updating metadata associated with a license key.
Delete License Key Meta:
/wclm/v3/delete-license-key-meta
Methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE
Description: Endpoint for deleting metadata associated with a license key.

Well this might not be directly related to the topic but I find the etc/etc/etc/etc.... is kinda annoying too in the Script Editor's dropdown, despite the files in question are in the GLOBAL_SCRIPT_FOLDER

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Why not having something like this:

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Or this:

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EDIT: that last one should go in the first dropdown, my bad...

But I much prefer the first solution. I personally don't like accessing the script from the drop down because you have to firstly create a tab and making it a script editor. While a double click in the Project Directory does it for you.

@CyberGen If you fade note to note then the fades are so short that the linearness of each one isn't a problem as the overall fade can have a curve. This is what I've been using in my instruments

@CyberGen @Christoph-Hart I just noticed the fixObjectArray does not show and Insert function in the API, how does one insert elements into it?

no worries. getAllComponents() has a single parameter with a clear purpose, so it's not comparable to the function you suggested though.

@griffinboy good idea. It had not occurred to me. It wouldn’t be an exact replica of the curve but I suppose you can get very close. I’ll try it out. I would still be interested in finding out how to make an exact emulation of an analog filter.

Thanks for sharing.

@aaronventure Oh this is perfect. Thank you very much for the detailed instruction. I'll dive into it and let you know how it goes.

@CyberGen I think we really need to have a serious re-visit of the idea of intensity when applied to targets - for instance I'd really like to be able to modulate the depth of these (so the part currently showing 0.54 :

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Yes Im sure I could use a cable with a callback - but still it'd be nice ot have it "just there"

@Lindon That is a good option. Thank you for the suggestion.

I had thought about it. I guess the main reason why I don't go that route is that I like to keep envelope independence. I have things set up in a way that independence plays a role in an effort to produce uncommon textures. The other thing is that the idea of having different types of envelopes stacked over each other for a single purpose still doesn't sit well with me. I can't exactly get it to behave the way I want. And I'm not sure, but I think there isn't a way to control hold, decay, and sustain stages for the table envelope. So the whole thing just becomes too convoluted.

I would still like to have mono envelopes. Interesting sounds can be produced that way. But I think this may not be the right project for all that.

@Christoph-Hart Are you sure no frequencies are sneaking thru the band limiting? Is that a thing that can happen lol?

On a lot of my wavetables that don't alias anywhere else they consistently alias on A3, A#3, B3, then on C3 the nasty sound is gone. Any ideas?

@ulrik Ah! drawAnalyserPath. Of course.

This is perfect, thank you!.

@d-healey Honestly, Now I can't remember why I made that choice. 😕

Thank you for reminding me that option existed. I'll make the change.

@Christoph-Hart Awesome! Thank you.

@d-healey I see. I'll try to adapt your way to my project. Thank you.