Same issue here (JUCE 7.0.5), and a related topic as well: Basic AudioProcessorValueTreeState plugin won't pass PluginVal
As mentioned by @jacobweber, removing the guard clause from AudioProcessorValueTreeState::ParameterAdapter::setDenormalisedValue() also seems to do the trick (and perhaps is the better option?):
void setDenormalisedValue (float value)
{
// if (value == unnormalisedValue)
// return;
setNormalisedValue (normalise (value));
}
I’ve yet to see a response from the JUCE team though ![]()
Could there be any possible implications?
