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Menu module missing VST Paramter

Archive · 2009 3 old posts

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infuzion ·

The Menu module is missing the VST Parameter primitive. I was wondering why my selections would not save.

TomC ·

infuzion wrote: The Menu module is missing the VST Parameter primitive. I was wondering why my selections would not save.

I can confirm this. I never reported this because I thought I accidentally deleted the VST Parameter primitve and added it again, and from that day on always used my modified one.

Tom

malc ·

It's not actually supposed to have a Preset Parameter. The Menu module was intended to act just like a standard drop menu for triggering operations. If you need something to define a selection that changes for each preset then the Selector is your weapon of choice 🙂

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