Stephen Schmidt

I'm having another issue with the live.dial object. It when I set a floating point dial to an exponential value it doesnt seem to initialize correctly when loaded into ableton live. If i type in the same value and press enter after loading the patch, it will properly output.

Also, more importantly when I set an integer live.dial to an exponential curve beside 1.0 it doesn't even move.

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I'm having another issue with the live.dial object. It when I set a floating point dial to an exponential value it doesnt seem to initialize correctly when loaded into ableton live.  If i type in the same value and press enter after loading the patch, it will properly output. 

I'm having another issue with the live.dial object. It when I set a floating point dial to an exponential value it doesnt seem to initialize

new-problem-with-live-dial-with-exponential-curve

Here's a better patch that more directly shows the problems. The floating point live dial on the left (exponential curve = 2.0) with a initial value of 3.0 shows at 3.0 on the float display and as 2 on the integer display.

This only happens when you first load the patch into live, so after you set up the patch, delete the audio effect and reload it to replicate the glitch.

exponent test.amxd

Here's a better patch that more directly shows the problems. The floating point live dial on the left (exponential curve = 2.0) with a initial value of 3.0 shows at 3.0 on the float display and as 2 on the integer display. 

This only happens when you first load the patch into live, so after you set up the patch, delete the audio effect and reload it to replicate the glitch. 

There are similar issues with the exponent of live.numbox and live.slider. So I just insert a [pow] object and find the visible operation cleaner anyway.

Problem with live. dial with exponential curve