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I am working on some modules that split audio waves into multiple parts and, as a result, have issues with aliasing for higher notes due to the fixed 48kHz internal sample rate in Voltage Modular. I have seen some developers are including up to 8x oversampling in their modules and was wondering how ...

As a developer myself, I can see both sides of this discussion - so rather than making this about any specific developer (which it does feel like now), and having read the whole thread, I do think that a couple of the ideas talked about are definitely worth making as really good suggestions for Cher...

To widen the palette (and breadth of types of vintage synth sounds) available from Voltage Modular, I would personally really like for there to be a set of modules available in Voltage Modular covering: 1. Buchla modules https://buchla.com/modules especially things like the Twisted Waveform Generato...

Thank you so much for this reply - and for a really clear explanation! Will look at using this in an upcoming release to make the UI even more discoverable.... and thanks for the resources you are making available on GitHub - this a really useful resource for us all. Kudos!

I want to use a custom cursor to indicate the availability of an area where right-clicking will bring up a pop-up (options) menu. There is nothing in the standard set of cursors (the hand being the closest, but not ideal, option) and I was wondering how to use the "custom" option that is l...

Then I would suggest using the Java logging API. The only reason to use VoltageModule.Log() would be to write to the one single file. The reason I was using their logging API was so that it also shows up in the debug window when testing, and so it can be switched on or off through VM settings. I'm ...

Thanks Martin, and your approach seems like a really well thought out and constructed model.

The logging was very specific logging for some activities I have when the module opens (Initialisation stage) to deal with some configuration stuff - so does not happen when any real audio processing going on - but agree, in normal situations, this would not be something you would do except for debu...

I was coming to the same conclusion (but you have explained it really well here). I can do a workaround in these cases by making the shared code return information that the main code in the module can deal with - not ideal, but I can move 95%+ of the code that I want to make shared to ensure consist...

Thank you