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Is there an easy way to include presets (which I am using to provide some hints/tips on the use of modules) with a module or, specifically in my case, a bundle? It would be really useful to be able to automatically add these in a specific manufacturers category to the existing presets, and to mainta...

Following a request for some tutorials/examples on how the various modules in my collections can be used, and what they can be used for, I have put together some simple (and not musically great) example presets with notes included (using "blank" modules). I intend to expand this over time, or when r...

There seems to be a bug on the payment screen (at least for Microsoft Edge users) following the change of payment processor.

Agree that this is somewhat confusing!

Trying to create some coloured 25px round audio jacks based on recolouring the SVGs of the existing ones, but everything I've done just comes back with a standard sized round audio jack. Is there something I'm missing or is there a bug (or lack of feature) in the Skin Editor?

I have a module that exhibits some off behaviour when reloaded/loaded with a preset which is proving difficult to locate. Everything works perfectly in the debugger, and when initialised in a new preset/removed and dropped back into the preset also works fine, but has a minor issue of not correctly ...

Just reread that explanation - brilliant --- that simple!

Makes a lot of sense.

I (rather stupidly) had not realised that ProcessSample() was going to be such an accurate "time source" in this way!

Brilliant. Thanks for that. Will try this tomorrow. Simple when you know how

Thanks Dan, that makes complete sense.... but how do you work out how many samples apart the two trigger pulses are? I've looked in the library and also at the objects visible in the debug window but can't see anything that would provide this.

Thanks - I think I know what I was doing wrong (at least to a point) and will try the...

VoltageAudioJack jack = jackVariableNameInGUI;
jack.GetValue();

Not sure whether this will allow me to pass the name of the jack to a new class, but will have a go next week!