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My oversight. I thought by externally controlled you meant from outside VM and by onboard you meant within VM. Basically it's the same method as what Colin and Grant mentioned. I used Remote Control from an external midi. Sorry for the confusion, I figured the screenshot made it clear, but I could ...

I think Colin's analysis is spot-on. Some developers drive knobs and sliders based on CV input. Others (myself included) tend towards making the CV input a delta/offset from the manually-set knob position. If you do desire visible CV control of the joystick, perhaps you could use CA's " Remote...

utdgrant wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 9:55 am If you do desire visible CV control of the joystick, perhaps you could use CA's "Remote Control" or R_Ware's "Control" instead? I'll give this a try once I get back to my VM computer at home.

Brilliant, it never dawned on me to try this, but it works! Thanks!

So it is possible. I wonder why the joystick doesn't update when controlled by external CV like the LFO's I'm using.

It'd sure be nice if the joystick moved when externally controlled the way it does when controlled by the onboard envelope. The visual feedback would be very helpful for sound design purposes.

Another stability issue I had prior to the Sonoma update has been resolved. Changing the channel output configuration of VM used to cause an immediate shutdown of Logic. A problem no more, nice!

According to the manual, MemoryMode responds to channel aftertouch (aka channel pressure).

Because then I could use VM sequencing and control devices to drive instruments in my DAW. Reason's Rack Plugin can be used as a MIDI FX in Logic. Here's a generative sequencer called Life running through a note quantizer (Scales&Chords) and out to a Logic instrument. At the same time, the added...

Don't think these two ideas have come up yet... 1. When booting VM (including instantiating it in a DAW (in my case Logic), VM often opens with seemingly random display settings (e.g. List View or Icon View in the Library, Performances showing or hiding). I wish it would make up its mind based on a ...

Such good news, thanks Robert.

I've had ongoing stability issues with VM in Logic for a long time, but having just updated Sonoma and then built a piece using VM, I haven't yet seen the spontaneous crashes that I would have expected. Encouraging!