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Hi Joseph, I'm not 100% sure about VMD on OSX, but on Windows VMD looks for the Java tools in the path set in the JAVA_HOME environment variable. What I have done is I've downloaded the recent OpenJDK, like written here: https://cherryaudio.com/voltage-module-designer/install , then unpacked the ZIP...

Hi JackOats,

by "your signal", I mean the signal you want to send to the outputs of the 1x8 switches, e.g. the signal you wanted to use the "daisychain" for in the first place.

Hi JackOats, I have un-cluttered the patch, colored the cables and added labels so it should be more visible now what is going on. The basic idea is that you use a master 1x8 switch that distributes your signal to the slave switches A through D. The clock for the master must be divided by 8, so your...

Hey JackOats,

you can "Daisychain" up to 8 1x8 switches using another 1x8 switch and a clock divider, given you trigger the steps through the step trigger input like so:

Is it just me or are you guys and gals also longing for a proper JavaDoc-ish API documentation?

@CherryAudio: Any chance we can get a complete API documentation any time soon? Please? Pretty please?

Hello merkury, since an oscillator works with 1 V/octave, a semitone corresponds to 1/12 V. So what you need to do is basically this: outputJack1.SetValue(Math.round(inputJack1.GetValue()*12)/12.0); I've just tested this with the stock quantizer module and the output is exctly the same. Hope this he...