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If you want direct control over the precision of floating point (double) calculations, you can use BigDecimal. It's a bit awkward (and slower), but means there's less chance of results with unexpected rounding errors. https://medium.com/@reachansari/use-of-bigdecimal-instead-double-in-java-for-finan...

Gates are long triggers or triggers are short gates. ;) https://noiseengineering.us/blogs/loquelic-literitas-the-blog/getting-started-gates-vs-triggers The other "traditional" difference is that you might care about both start and end points for gates, but you're usually only interested in...

I've found a way to make it work with Gate Nouveau. If I enable step 1 on another track and put it through a gate to trigger converter and then use that to reset SimpleSeq+, it will play start from the beginning. Yay! I'm glad you've got it working! :) I've submitted a build that fixes the missing ...

Hmmm..., when you hit play it seems to skip the first step when using Gate Nouveau 64 sequencer as the clock. The steps after play normally. If I use CV Sequencer from Monkey Audio Business instead of SimpleSeq+ then it plays fine. I just tried Playertron's Fractional Sequencer and got the same res...

Hi Roland... My own messages are hardly to be seen between these long lines. This is the same problem faced when trying to read the logs generated by VM/VMD, and if you just want to make your output stand out better (vs digging deeply into Java logging) you could prefix all of your messages with som...

Centripidity wrote: ↑Tue Feb 14, 2023 1:00 pm You can see a screen capture of the crash here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWm_kBQgdXI

Not that it helps, but what you're doing in that video clip works fine for me under Windows 10 (VMD 2.7.0).

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Terry McG

Is it just me or is there something amiss when trying to select an A0 using the 2V range with Quant enabled. It goes from G#0 to A#0. I can't find an A0 in between. :?: It's not just you, it's a bug. Turns out there are similar issues with the 1 and 5V quantized ranges too. Thanks for pointing it o...

Thanks for your support! And Thank You to the larger VM/VMD community as well. I hope you all have as much fun using the modules as I do creating them. :) There are more in the pipeline, both older stuff that's been waiting in the wings for ages, and some fresh new projects. I'd be happy to know how...

Hi Roland... during coding and debugging I use Log(), because it is not possible to execute the code step by step when GUI actions are required at same time. Within debugger environment this lets crash the debugger often, because these text outputs need too much time. I haven't managed to crash the ...

You can find it all in the VMD log file(s). On Windows they're C:\Users\<your account>\AppData\Roaming\Voltage Module Designer\ModuleDesigner.log and ModuleDesignerTestClient.log There's a lot other output in there too, so I find it helpful to prefix my log messages with an easily find-able string. ...