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LFO modulation of Mixer levels doesn't accept typein values #2287
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can confirm! |
Thanks! |
Yup definitely confirmed. Cool. Lemme look. |
And it's only a problem when a mixer level starts at -inf. Should be easy to find. Thanks as always for the excellent report. Stay tuned. |
Yup indeed I dealt with the minimum case improperly. Fix inbound. |
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The clamp stopped an actual -inf but my math for the modulation reversal didn't use that properly. Closes surge-synthesizer#2287
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The clamp stopped an actual -inf but my math for the modulation reversal didn't use that properly. Closes #2287
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Surge-NIGHTLY-2020-07-03-75f7bc1 | Win-10, VST3i
LFO modulation of Mixer levels doesn't accept typein values
Notice in the attached GIF, that not only are typeins not accepted, but attempting to typein values for the modulation range actually results in completely disabling the assigned LFO modulation-source to the Mixer level slider altogether.
Expected behavior is that since bipolar modulation works when assigning the LFO modulation-source to the Mixer slider and setting the modulation range manually, that typeins should be accepted and enable making refinements to the LFO modulation range after the initial range is manually configured by dragging the slider close to the desired depth.
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