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Components that are tagged as background objects are pre-rendered rather than drawn normally. It's intended to speed up things like label drawing as on initialization VM fills the buffer with the background image or plain color and then draws all components tagged as background objects into this buf...

It's not entirely clear-cut that programmatic UI creation is faster than doing it using VMD's design pane. It is possible to be very adept using the graphical approach, albeit after considerable practice. You can quickly do accurate duplications and alignments and critically you can change object pr...

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I have accidentally posted a garbage version of the Mono Synth demo on the website. It sounds awful with some unintentional oscillator sync going on if VCA A2 happens to be open.

Please try downloading the new version 4 preset.

Sorry folks.

Updated versions of the Adroit Custom modules should download automatically. This update fixes a problem where a small percentage of MIDI messages were being lost in transit between Custom IO and Custom Panel modules. Performance should also see a slight improvement and a minor problem with the disp...

I don't have the module but I imagine the idea is that external CV is added to the base values set by the joystick. Manual adjustment, MIDI comtrol and internal modulation will presumably all directly control the joystick position so there will be visual feedback on these but then the CV offsets wil...

Adroit Custom is available at last.

https://store.cherryaudio.com/bundles/a ... escription

Many thanks to my stellar beta testing team.

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By the way Adroit Custom will not be discounted in the upcoming Voltage Modular sale, so early adopters won't lose out.

It's back up and running now.

I guess it took a while to fix because it would have been in the middle of the night in California.

I'm getting a 502 too. It looks like CA's server is either badly overloaded or has crashed.

I've emailed support hoping that their email uses a different server!

Oh yes, caching is a very useful tool. I sprinkle it everywhere. I'm sure I don't need to give any tips to Grant or Reid but for any novice programmers reading there are some things to be wary of. Testing for a cache hit or miss has a cost. Modern CPUs use pipelining and branch prediction. Taking an...

Without some extra API support there's no way you could know whether a particular channel is in use. The only thing I can think of is to use caching - in other words if the channel's input value is the same as it was in the previous sample then use the result you calculated last time instead of calc...