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At the moment, the current categories of modules is: Source, Processor, Controller, Utility and Effect. This categorisation seems too generic to me and can give some very large lists. That makes the categories less useful. And, currently, some of the classifications look odd: some EQs and Phasers ar...

@ Captain

I could not find the "Drum Trigger Sequencer". Which one did you mean?

Would anyone-else (especially users learning about modular synthesizers) find this useful?

Would anyone-else find this useful?

If I hover over a knob on any module, a tool-tip pops up with its name and value.

Can the same be done for the other graphic elements: jack sockets, switches, radio buttons etc? On some modules the labels for these are small / abbreviated or absent so it is not always clear what they are.

I find it very useful to look in detail at the patches created by others to see how things work. One thing that trips me up (npi), though, is getting a good overview of the cable connections between the modules. At the moment, that needs a lot of scrolling (especially as the Zoom In needs to be big ...

Can I check how these work? These are a special type of jack that can transmit up to sixteen separate "lanes" of CV's, for use with special poly modules from Cherry Audio, PSP, and others. They make creating and playing poly patches a cinch! When a key is pressed, the next available "lane" is used, ...

It's OK on other phpBB forums, though, e.g. KvRAudio. May be it's a version-specific thing?

Anyway, what do you think of my suggestions?

PS:

The bold tags do not work well (at all?) in these pages; One of the following questions is bold.

• Can you tell which?
  
• Can you tell which?

A few ideas: (a) The Info window for each module Please add another link that take the user to the relevant page in the User Guide. For example, this: https://i.imgur.com/GonWpkQ.png would take the user to this page: https://docs.cherryaudio.com/cherry-audio/modules/super-oscillator (b) the [?} butt...