Fixed the help on Firefox, Breeze.
I'm going to make a bunch more presets now. If anyone has requests for certain sounds let me know.
Dave, take a look at the recent U-he Bazille demo: they actually have a menu item for gamma adjustment that gives you some play over the brightness. Seems like a good solution.DavenH wrote:I'll revisit the contrast settings then.![]()
Thanks!DavenH wrote:Fixed the help on Firefox, Breeze.
How about some pads with continuous harmonic movement? I found some patches in the older set seemed to settle to a rather static tone after a very interesting evolution; it seemed to me that these would be a lot more interesting if they at least re-capitulated their evolution, if not continued it.DavenH wrote:I'm going to make a bunch more presets now. If anyone has requests for certain sounds let me know.
Yeah I introduced multiple scratch envelopes in v1.1 that sort of fixed that. The trouble was that because meshes have a fixed duration, once they expire the tone would stop evolving. Using a layer's scratch channel mapping to distort its timeline with a looping scratch envelope (using it as an LFO in other words), they keep evolving as long as the note is held. Like in TanpuraPad3c...Breeze wrote:How about some pads with continuous harmonic movement? I found some patches in the older set seemed to settle to a rather static tone after a very interesting evolution; it seemed to me that these would be a lot more interesting if they at least re-capitulated their evolution, if not continued it.

i'm impressed...DavenH wrote: a sitaresque sound I've been after for a while...
http://www.amaranthaudio.com/data/audio ... %20pad.mp3
That's windows UAC for ya. Check the permissions on the dll and the presets folder. They need to be allowed for all users not just admin. If it's just Cycle that should fix it.Slarti wrote:For security I always work as a 'user' on my PC. Not as an 'Admin'
To install programs (Cycle) in my 'user' account I have to give 'Admin' rights. That's normal.
However; to be able to use Cycle in a host I have to run the host in 'Admin' mode too or the plugin won't load!! That I find annoying and I don't like it! . .![]()
Sort of...Slarti wrote: (I posted this on Daven's forum but got no reply thus far. Maybe he is more active on KVR. (or maybe he's on vacation ...))
It's likely the fault of the installer not explicitly setting the owner of the installed files to the current user. I guess I've had UAC turned off forever and most other users must have as well. I'll look into it - might be an easy fix.Slarti wrote: When installing the trial version of Cycle I noticed some very odd behaviour ...
For security I always work as a 'user' on my PC. Not as an 'Admin'
To install programs (Cycle) in my 'user' account I have to give 'Admin' rights. That's normal.
However; to be able to use Cycle in a host I have to run the host in 'Admin' mode too or the plugin won't load!! That I find annoying and I don't like it! . .![]()
I tried several hosts: VSTHost, Mulab and Tracktion 5
Any idea why the program behaves that way?
There's really too much to do by hand... like 10 or more steps. Nature of the beast.Slarti wrote: I suppose there cannot be a version without an installer?
On the todo!Slarti wrote: Also Cycle doesn't seem to respond to a sustain pedal?!![]()
Hmm that's right. You can usually select it by clicking near the edge, as it's typically the closest point to there, but it's a bug.Slarti wrote: And there is a thing I don't know it's a bug or not: when I drag a point (e.g. from an envelope) outside the envelope window It is impossible to reach that point even when zooming out!
So maybe when a point is dragged beyond the border of a window it should stay inside the window?
Sweet. Tomorrow I'll look at the installer concerns.Slarti wrote: But the new GUI is fine. Easier to read. Better on the eyes . .
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