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It has always struck me as odd that: -- "CV OUTS" provide signals INTO the Modules from the host / hardware interface -- "MAIN OUTS" and "AUX OUTS" sentdsignals FROM the modules to the host / audio interface. I would suggest that those sockets that provide signals to the modules are labelled as Sour...

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Black /dark grey text or icons on a grey background is not easy to see.

"VST2InstallPath" is where the VM installer has put the VM plug-in. Nothing to do with the plug-ins loaded by the Plug-in Host module.

Maybe I am getting the wrong plug-in path as the path in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VST" does not exist?

Perhaps Cherry Audio can advise?

In Windows, pretty sure the path is coming from the registry - VSTPluginsPath in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\VST If this is not where plug-ins are installed, consider changing VSTPluginsPath to the actual path where the plug-ins are located. I've just checked that and it is not the case -- the Regi...

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Perhaps a third button to [View] the updates?

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Please let me specify the base folder for my VST plug-ins in the Preference Settings. At the moment, the Plug-In Host's window opens at a location where I do not have any plug-ins and I have to Browse to where they are. That's annoying. One suggestion: https://i.imgur.com/Q4HOO9U.png Also: what does...

Ah ha! Yes, I did misunderstand, :) So you hit C and hold it; it starts sounding and the envelope starts. Then you hit F and the envelope continues from wherever it was. In other words, the Envelope Generator only starts when the number of notes played changes from 0 to 1. I don't have an answer (ye...

Slightly confused here.

A glide is from one note pitch to another. It needs the first note to be sounding (perhaps in its release stage?) and the second note to be started so that the glide direction / rate of change can be calculated.

I must have misunderstood.

MAybe:

>>> https://i.imgur.com/EuSUF4h.png

Meanwhile, this is somewhat related: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=691