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'Hovered Value' will now popup a tooltip that shows the current value when hovering over a param widget or port.
New module 'Inject Value' allows the hovered param widget to be controlled with CV. 'Inject Value' is the writeable counterpart to 'Hovered Value' reading.
New module 'Value Saver' allows the last input value and output it. Even if the input wire has been disconnected. It will also remember the last value from before a patch is save and start outputting it when patch is loaded.
New module 'Shift Pedal' allows the 'Shift', 'Ctrl', 'Alt/Option', or 'Super/Windows/Command' keys to be used to generate gates.
Hovered Value
Shows a tooltip with the value of the hovered widget.
The "Show Tooltip" right click menu item can be used to enable/disable this.
New 'Scaled Output' provides an output that is scaled to some common voltage ranges (-5/+5, 0/+10, -10/+10)
The purple 'Out' in the bottom right outputs the param value exactly, which can be outside the standard voltage ranges.
Inject Value
Control the currently hovered widget with CV. Where 'Hovered Value' can read a param value, 'Inject Value' can write/change it.
The 'IN' port accepts a CV input and that value is sent to the currently hovered widget. This allows CV control of param widgets, even if the hovered module doesn't provide a CV input.
Shift Pedal
Allows the 'Shift', 'Ctrl', 'Alt/Option', or 'Super/Windows/Command' keys to be used to generate gates.
For example, using the 'Shift' key to send a gate to control the sustain pedal param of a VST in Host.
Left or right modifier keys can be mapped independently.
The center 'Either' output will send a gate if either left or right keys are pressed.
Value Saver
The last know value of a signal sent through 'Value Saver' will be remembered.
If you patch an input through it, it will be remembered and remembered value sent to the output.
Even after the input wire is disconnected.
On patch open, the remembered value from when the patch was saved is sent to the output.
If the input value is a steady 0.0f it will output the value it was saved with.
Intended to help with cases like a Midi-1 CV output after module load but before anything is sent.
A label field is provided for each input for labeling what those inputs are used for.