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// report the error to a textLabel on the control textLabel1.SetText( e.toString() ); Personally, I wouldn't do UI updates in ProcessSample(). I'd set an error flag which you could check in your GUI update timer handler and set the status message there. Sorry just realised this was quite an old pos...

Hi, MIDIMONO is maybe not the best example as those presets are hard-coded! :oops: ANALOGy5, PERCSTATION and MIDIMONOX2, are maybe better examples as both factory and user presets are file-based, selectable from a pop-up menu. Factory presets are bundled as extra resources within the module itself, ...

Thanks for sharing Alfred - great work! -Rob @ WI

https://cherryaudio.kayako.com/article/667-should-i-update-to-macos-ventura-13-3 :( As a VM developer, and "retired" iOS developer, I'd hoped that developing for VM would provide a bit of protection from Apple's "reverse Midas touch" as I call it. Sadly it would appear that nobo...

First off, let me say it's pretty cool to see this question being asked - normally it's the other way round! This is a Cherry Audio forum after all :) For those who don't know ANALOGy5 isn't based on any known hardware or software synth, and we like to think it has its own thing going on sound-wise....

Thanks Centripidity.

The issue seems to be "handled" differently with (recently released) Logic 10.8.

Hence the heads-up.

-Rob

Hi Folks,

Just a heads-up that Logic version 10.8 is showing "crashed validation" in Logic's Plug-In Manager.

This is on macOS Ventura 13.5.2 M1. Voltage Modular 2.7.0.

So if you're on Logic 10.8 and Voltage Modular has "disappeared", that's probably why.

-Rob @ WI

The good news is that we're finishing up work on our own solution and should have something shortly! That sounds more like fantastic news to me! Well done guys, and much appreciated. I'd also reached the stage where this issue was causing me a certain amount of grief. For what it's worth, I'm no st...

As a possible point of interest, the semicolon is actually optional in Swift so the compiler is probably quite smart. Plus there's some other weird indexing voodoo that goes on inside Xcode that provides you with surprisingly meaningful warnings and error messages. Anyway, you'll probably find in mo...

I guess Microsoft's PascalCase inclination goes back to the C function-based Windows API, its thinly-veiled C++ object-based wrapper, MFC and then the C# / .NET Framework, the controversial offspring of Microsoft's short-lived version of Java aka Visual J++. Microsoft tech stack developers probably ...