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Hey, Chris. Very interesting stuff! Is the polyBLEP your algorithm, or something that's out there in some form? I'm familiar with the normal BLEP algorithms, but hadn't heard of this version. Or is it a standard algorithm that you've come up with a custom polynomial for? I was curious in passing as ...

Go onto CA's web site and check your installation. If something changes sufficiently about your machine (and even just changing the name is enough), the installers will think it's a different machine, and you can end up with too many machines it thinks you have. If that's what your online info ...

It strikes me that you're trying to write a complete instrument without knowing how to write any of its subparts. Nonetheless, to trigger both adsrs just send the same signal to each.

For the LFO, create a simple ramp wave by starting a counter at zero and, each sample time, increment it by ...

Download the VM SDK (same version as the VM and VDM you're running) and have a look through that. It largely consists of a function/variable database and a bunch of examples. Work through the examples, compiling them and examining the code. You can also download Grant's code for all his modules ...

That's not a fair judgement, since only CA's top people know the answer to that one. The rest of us just try not to clutter up the bandwidth with useless comments. Like this one.

In that patch, it also helps if you set the Ring Mod input to the VCA to max, and ease the St Verb slider beneath the FX-BUS up to about 1/3, to taste. There are a lot of other things you can fiddle with, once you know the patch routing. The attached pic shows what I got up to. Still not entirely ...

For what it's worth, I have a stereo filter in development. Don't want to say what, because someone who codes faster than I do would promptly come out with one.

Reid

Thanks, Chris. I wasn't using the Run with External Profiler option. Somehow I'd remembered it as something that was set in VMD preferences. My doh!

Reid

In the debug module there's a pull-down menu item to add modules to your debug patch. If you want to load something other than a VM module you own, add an instance of Host or Mini Host and load it from there. That's how I load Scan in the debugger, for instance. Of course, you'll have to own either ...

Thanks to all who responded to this (Wer, wenn ich schriee, hörte mich denn aus der Engel Ordnungen? ;) ) The problem I'm having with VisualVM is that it won't attach to the JVM interface for VMD. I haven't tried it with VM, as the module I want to test isn't published yet. I gather that VisualVM ...