daniel
June 15, 2017, 10:07am
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Unfortunately this has caveats, see this thread:
That's because each wrapper (which is the gate between the Host and the AudioProcessor) is an AudioProcessorListener, therefore when an object that is an AudioProcessorListener calls setValue() it doesn't exactly want a callback to tell it the value has been set. Think of "setValueNotifyingHost" as actually being "setValueNotifyingListener".
I think to be honest you probablt shouldn't be using theAudioProcessorListener unless you are creating a new wrapper.
The best way I found was using the SliderAttachments in AudioProcessorValueTreeState etc.
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