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unkargherth ·
Hi all
I've been out from the SM scene for a couple of years
A couple of weeks ago i recovered interet on SM. So i downloaded the last version
But, when i'm trying to open some of my old works i've found that some primives get marked with a red/white border, which seems to mean " This module has been superceeded or updated"
Where i can find the info for what should i use right now, Specifically for old GtoF module, but a complete list of deprecated modules with its recommended substitution would be nice
TIA
Nu Audio Science ·
Good to see you back Unk 😀
I haven't seen a full depreciated list to be honest dude
But the depreciated modules should all still be working fine
A lot of the depreciated modules actually have direct replacements with a few added features or such
Sorry i can't be much help hopefully somebody else can be more useful
NAS
MyCo ·
Welcome back!
The replacement for g2f is "float array get" (getat)... g2f was often used together with "mono to graph", for this combination there is another replacement: "mono to float" (m2f).
The name in the brackets are the titles of the modules (can be used in the toolbox filter).
infuzion ·
unkargherth wrote: Where i can find the info for what should i use right now, Specifically for old GtoF module, but a complete list of deprecated modules with its recommended substitution would be nice.
Nice seeing you back Unk.
The WiKi would be a nice place for that info. But for now, I just use the Toolbox, & select my 1st connector, hold down [CTRL], then select the 2nd connector.
rl ·
Hi unkargherth
Maybe the release notes history helps: [old link]
sunsynth ·
A warm welcome from me 2 Unk 😀
Glad 2 have u back on board!!!
SUNsynth
Sasu Honka ·
infuzion wrote: But for now, I just use the Toolbox, & select my 1st connector, hold down [CTRL], then select the 2nd connector.
Brilliant!! I had never thought of selecting 2 connectors at once! This saves huge amounts of browsing thru my overblown toolbox.
Thanks a million, Infuzion!!!
infuzion ·
Sasu Honka wrote:
infuzion wrote: But for now, I just use the Toolbox, & select my 1st connector, hold down [CTRL], then select the 2nd connector.
Brilliant!! I had never thought of selecting 2 connectors at once! This saves huge amounts of browsing thru my overblown toolbox. Thanks a million, Infuzion!!!
Someone else posted that idea (oddson?), so I'm just relaying the info.
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