stefanostev

Updated the device so that it retains MIDI settings when saving the project and recalls them when loading the set again.

After way too long, finally managed to test it on a second MIDI-CV converter: calibration is now adjusted and device updated

Hello! The starting point is static by design, to avoid extreme clips across envelope's cycles. On the other hand, it is possible to add a second break point just next to it and place it at the desired value (this would mimic the attack value). About the pre-existing waveforms, I didn't really feel it being a compelling feature for this device, due to it's flexible and unquantized nature, so I left it out on purpose. But of course you can add it if you need it :)

Hello! This is a MIDI device and it's conceived to generate sequences. Its output has to be connected to a MIDI instrument input in order for it to produce actual sound.

Ah! I'd been having the same issue before releasing the device and thought I managed to fix it. It's really just a calibration thing: it might vary depending on the specifics of the MIDI>CV converter one is using. If you manage to select all of the models apart from the last one, it should be just a slight difference in voltages. Also, make sure your converter is not set on V/Oct mode, cause this device is purposed for a generic untracked voltage output. I'll look into it and hopefully find a way to test it.

Thank you for reaching out! :)

Cheers, glad to hear that! Looking forward to improve it :)

Quick update: I fixed the issue that caused the device to overload Live's undo chain. Feel free to download the device again and leave your feedbacks here!

Thank you! Appreciated :)
Still some minor bugs to be fixed though, hope I'll be able to update this version soon!