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Hmm, I have a feeling I might be able to help you, but I'm not quite 100% sure if I get what you are asking. :) To refer to any GUI object, just use its variable name (that you enter in the properties pane): jackVariableNameInGUI.GetValue(); Or if you want to create a new reference, it would be some...

Good to know I'm not alone. :D Yeah, ResetCycle() is a good find. Looks like it actually resets the cycle to the beginning, but still, I also couldn't find a way to set the cycle/phase freely to any position. We really need better documentation, it's frustrating to try to guess how something works, ...

I'm using the AnalogOscillator & DigitalOscillator classes as LFOs. But I can't figure out how to set their phase, or the point where the waveform starts. When I create a new oscillator, set the frequency, and start reading the values, the DigitalOscillator always starts from the beginning of the cy...

1) the debugger lets you look at variables, etc. (Sorry, bit obvious.) 2) If you put a text box onto the canvas somewhere you can write text into the text box. Delete the text box when you're done. Also, you can use Log("something") to write to the Output console. Just have to run in the Debug mode...

Just noticed the same thing myself. For now, you can just remove the last part of the URL and go to https://docs.cherryaudio.com

All good now, AU updated to 1.1.4 successfully with the new installer! As always, thanks for reacting so quickly, and Merry Christmas!

After updating to 1.1.4, the AU plugin says 1.1.3 in the info window (and also complains that there is an update available). I tried removing and re-installing the plugin & rebooting several times, still 1.1.3. I think 1.1.3 was never even released and I certainly didn't have it installed, so I gues...

Again, same here! No crashes with 1.1.2.

Ahh! In the Library pane, the tooltip for BiQuadFilter's ProcessSample method errorneously says that its type is void, and since the same method actually _is_ void in the other filter classes, I had no reason to doubt that. But yes, seems that it does actually return the processed value. Thanks!

I might be missing something utterly obvious here... but how do I get the processed values out of BiQuadFilter? I can see the constructors, and methods for getting and setting cutoff etc, plus ProcessSample, but nothing for getting the filtered sample out. Other filters have the getSomethingValue me...