0.6.5

Hovered Value

• New module "Hovered Value"
• Hovered Value detects the widget or port that your cursor is hovered over and displays and outputs that value.
• Why?
  • Use for figuring out what the range or value of an on screen widget.
  • If an LFO has multiple outputs, hover the cursor over each one to sample the output.
  • Use in combo with 'Specific Value' to quickly determine what note each of the outputs or controls is set to. For example, the steps in a sequencer.
• Virtual circuit bending
  • Simulate virtual circuit bending by hovering over any widget on screen and using it's CV output. Hook up the output to your clock bpm and wiggle the cursor across the screen.
  • Tap into the machine and read it's mind. Investigate which modules have real resonance.
  • Worship the glitch.
• Options
  • The switch is used to determine when it should detect the hovered values
    • Off: Disable the sampling, at least until you turn it back on because curiosity.
    • With Shift: Enable the sampling, but only when the 'Shift' key is being held down.
    • Always: Always on.
• Cautions To Be Ignored
  • The 'out' output is currently not clamped or limited and may produce values outside of the -10/+10 V range.
  • The values of the hovered widget are sampled at the gui display rate, not at the audio or sound engine rate. This is typically ~60hz, so audio signals that are tapped will be reproduced with 'character'.