@d-healey said in SliderPack for variables storage: strange behaviour:

Yes

Update: I just stored the variables in two separate Sliders instead of SliderPacks and it works. It's the SliderPack having this init behaviour for some reasons.
Will try to store the values into a numeric array because having a bunch of knobs just for variable persistence sounds a bit tedious.

@d-healey Thanks David

@alhug thanks .
Not sure what I'm doing wrong, but if I set the knob range to -12 to +12 with a step equal to 1 (like in this case I guess), every step corresponds to an octave shift.

@Giuseppe said in User defined Component properties via JSON:

"continue" command to keep track of which button triggered the callback

continue is used in loops to skip the current cycle.

By the way, you could also use groups to separate your different sounds and have the menu set the active group.

@ustk Try and capture a video, I want to see it :)

@Giuseppe If you go to Tools >> Record one second audio file, and then hold a key to playback a sample over the loop points it will render an audio file that you can open in a wave editor and see if the crossfade is being applied or not.

@James Good to know. It's so annoying to start Xcode from terminal...