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You mean convert the pitch 1V/octave CV to frequency, based on A= 440 Hz?

I don't think there is one currently in the store, is there?

I have started module development - this is a very easy module to write. Let me have a go at it for us. I currently have a six output frequency reference ...

Now that I reflect on it again, I think I concur. The sliders should all sit in the bottom, even though the minimum may be 2.0 ms. I will file a bug report. At the very least, this CA module is inconsistent between attack and release.

I observed exactly the same thing and restarted VM half a dozen times and thought I was going nuts. It's definitely a defect then. I am referring to Laboratory VCO as well.

Seems 2.0 has had odd effects on several modules.

That's because the minimum is 2 ms. Whether that is a good decision or not I don't know, but I do know that zero ms will make it pop and glitch etc.

The PSP filters nitro SVF and nitro BQF seem to intermittently lock up and stop outputting if I connect an LFO to a CV, and also VM has wedged while using them and the process has to be killed, and I have so far not seen this with any other modules.

PSP, is this a known issue? I seem to be able to ...

Disappear? :-)

Seriously CA can we have a priority feature request to have user definable keyboard shortcuts? Every other program has them. It must be easier to implement than non-aliasing DSP generator code for example.

Using cmd-tab (seriously?) on mac and all the recent issues with the mac ...

You are absolutely right MRB. Since aliasing above Nyquist frequency folds back down, that is what would be heard. Observe it on a spectrum analyzer.

I have all the MRB modules. Excellent!

[From another old ham - what technical people did before computers came along.]

C++ to Java is not easy or automatic, but it's not impossible. You just need to be pretty experienced with both languages. As mentioned, I will take a serious look at this.

I don't think this is a VM software issue. I have a Dell Ultrasharp monitor of extreme quality and everything is sharp at all percent scales. That's my experience.

On the 808 modules, I would say the calibration lines around the knobs are not black but dark grey, and perceptually dark grey on grey ...

I will start to look into porting these across to VM. A very good project. Fully aware of non trivial nature of the task. I have been in software development for 40 years or so (not a typo) so I stand some small chance of getting this up. Maybe! I do not underestimate the effort.