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I've been having a lot of fun the last hour or so playing around with Sampler 1 and "implementing" rudimentary pitch shifting and time stretching. It is pretty limited and sounds like early time stretching algorithms, but it actually works. I've set the "Sample End" value to 1200...

Wouldn't it be possible to set knob min and max values just during designing? Or is it really necessary to change min and max even during runtime? Sure. You could also do something like this in Notify(): if (component == knob1) { knob1Val = doubleValue; if (knob1Val > knob2Val) { knob2.SetValue(kno...

Ok, I see. You can try this: Set up 2 variables for storing the knob values: double knob1Val = 0.5; // knob default value double knob2Val = 0.5; // knob default value Then, in the case Knob_Changed in Notify(): if (component == knob1) { knob2.SetRange( Math.max(doubleValue, 0.0), // 0.0 := button mi...

I don't think it's a recursion problem; I think it's a problem with mouse handler updating. That's what I was trying to say. When you drag the knob with the mouse it updates the knob and calls Notify() which then resets the knobs value. I don't think it's a bug. I don't know what you are trying to ...

I can't verify this right now, but my assumption is this: when you turn the knob away from the -1.0 value, the first value that is read is still below 0.0 and this gets reset to -1.0. Using SetValueNoNotification() breaks the notify-loop, but the value is still -1.0, because the newly read value is ...

It looks like you've created an infinite loop. If the knobs value is below 0 you set the value to -1, which is below 0 and causes a notification, where you check if the value is below zero, which it is, and then you set it to -1 again, which creates a notification and so on and so forth. The loop ca...

A VoltageLabel extends VoltageComponent, which has the methods SetTransparency(double transparency) and SetVisible(boolean isVisible). Either one of these should do it.

Sorry about that, honki-bobo-san. My memory failed me. No worries, my friend :) So, that's just a text label update, eh? I'm guessing you have a nice custom background for it to draw over. Actually I just use the textlabels background color, border color and border width features and write the numb...

UrbanCyborg wrote: ↑Thu Feb 03, 2022 12:20 pm Monki-bobo's Volt Meter seems to be doing a custom draw.

I'm using a text label that I update on every GUI repaint.

And it's honki-bobo

Thanks, Danny, for passing this to the developers.

FWIW, I found that if I set the levels to 0.01 % and scale the output back up by about 120 db I get the expected ring modulation results.