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Re: Logic, AU development and parameter scrambling
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Re: Logic, AU development and parameter scrambling


  • Subject: Re: Logic, AU development and parameter scrambling
  • From: Brian Willoughby <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2008 15:11:02 -0700

Ah, then you only have to follow a fraction of my suggestions. Change the version number of your plugin each time you change the param ID of an existing parameter. When Logic sees that the plugin has a new version number, it will forget about the old one. As I recently reminded this list, you have the option to set the version number to 0.0.0 during development, and Logic will assume the plugin is a new version every time it loads. Once you're ready to release, you must change at least one part of the version number to be non-zero.

Brian Willoughby
Sound Consulting


On Mar 28, 2008, at 13:55, Mark Pauley wrote:
I absolutely understand that it's not up to logic to work this out in the situation that I:

a) make a song and use my plugin and save the song
b) change the plugin's param layout
c) open the song again.

I'm fine with that... there's no possible way Logic could work with that mess.

However I feel like this should work:

a) make a song and use my plugin and save the song
b) change the param layout
c) open the song (params are scrambled)
d) change the param settings and save the song
e) re-open the song


Here's what actually happened, I _strongly_ feel like this should work:


a) make a song and use my plugin and save the song
b) change the param layout
c) open a _new_ song and use my plugin and save the song
d) re-open the song

This seems like it would clearly point to some sort of application- wide (or possibly even system-wide) caching of parameter data... be that parameter type information or index information or whatever. Since I see my plugin's new parameters and the settings I give them are obviously having the correct effect before I save / reopen, to save the info and re-open in a scrambled state is at the least inconsistent behavior.

Nobody's using my plugin but little old me... and I'm fine with having to re-create my param settings if I want to change stuff, the songs are sandboxes of the plugin anyhow... I am just wondering if there's something more I can do than "reset and rescan" my plugin that will allow a song to at least persist settings across a save.
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