Hi, first — thanks for the device, it works great for the vast majority of parameters.
I've run into one issue: quantized parameters don't recall properly. Specifically, with SoundToys EchoBoy, the "Style" selector (a dropdown that switches the echo model) and its dependent parameters are stored but not recalled — every other continuous parameter recalls perfectly.
I've confirmed the parameter is controllable via the Live API: when I move "Style" manually from Ableton's unfolded device parameter list, EchoBoy switches style correctly. So the parameter is exposed and writable — the issue seems to be on recall.
My guess is that quantized parameters are being sent back as a continuous/interpolated value (e.g. 0.62) instead of being rounded to the exact integer step position. EchoBoy then ignores or misreads the in-between value. Continuous parameters (Time, Feedback, Mix, etc.) tolerate any value, which is why they recall fine — but quantized selectors like Style need the exact step.
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I've run into one issue: quantized parameters don't recall properly. Specifically, with SoundToys EchoBoy, the "Style" selector (a dropdown that switches the echo model) and its dependent parameters are stored but not recalled — every other continuous parameter recalls perfectly.
I've confirmed the parameter is controllable via the Live API: when I move "Style" manually from Ableton's unfolded device parameter list, EchoBoy switches style correctly. So the parameter is exposed and writable — the issue seems to be on recall.
My guess is that quantized parameters are being sent back as a continuous/interpolated value (e.g. 0.62) instead of being rounded to the exact integer step position. EchoBoy then ignores or misreads the in-between value. Continuous parameters (Time, Feedback, Mix, etc.) tolerate any value, which is why they recall fine — but quantized selectors like Style need the exact step.
Happy to test any updated build. Thanks!