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WTimer Crash

Archive · 2005 1 old post

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Tom7777 ·

I found a crash in the latest version of SM, to get it do the following -

Make a new module with 1 input,

Add a Redraw and connect the V input to the input on the module.

Add a WTimer and connect it to the redraw module.

Now open the example file or any other synth with a GUI and connect the MGUI V output to the new module.

Go into the module you just made and connect the Redraw V Output to the Redraw module on the Redraw module for a crash.

I know this is to do with feedback and i came across it by mistake but i use the WTimer module a lot so i might make the same mistake again in the future. Thanks for fixing the older WTimer module errors, it is a great module so the lower in CPU use it gets the better i think 🙂

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