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cherry audio Greg - We're working to improve the CPU usage in VM 2.0.15, but it would help to know specifically what's going on. Another user mentions that he's seeing problems when he has a lot of poly voices in the Airwave module. Reducing the number of voices helps with the CPU. This gives the s...

@josephbottinger

that last screen I got when I downloaded
I right clicked the installer and selected open
it then asked me if I wanted to open
I selected yes and it installed
this is standard OS X practice with many installers

I'm getting high cpu usage too

Dave

vst not showing in ableton here
only au
vst is in correct folder
installed from installer
had to right click > open to get installer to work
osx catalina

still freezes ableton with reason rack in the same project

dave

fine here on Catalina

Dave

chainable sequencer modules
dave

nice work

Hey Terry thanks for your helpful reply and good to hear you enjoy my work... I am looking at bringing some of those concepts to VM I feel that once I get a clear idea I should be ok (dyslexia+adhd notwithstanding) in M4L and Reaktor I 'see' the numbers flowing through the system VM is quite alien.....

No access to computer atm so can’t provide examples But just off the top of my head.... You could just have a number of sequencers running and switch between the outputs using any clock source to trigger switches Even use amplifiers and LFO with a quantiser on the final output So a square wave would...

hey @JackOats wasn't aware i could load them in module designer so i can't see the code ... not looking to copy just for a leg-up with starting to understand how the code works... so: i want to take the clock signal derive various functions from it and then spit it out as triggers/ gates/note and dy...

hey there
liking VM very much - after some false starts
I develop devices for M4L and Reaktor but never used wordy code
so
there are no examples of step sequencers in Module Designer
so I can't reverse engineer
would that be possible?
or should I go the Java 101 route?

Dave