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The JUCE cross-platform C++ framework, with DISTRHO/KXStudio specific changes
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README.txt Added BLOCKS module 8 years ago
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README.txt 


This is a JUCE module which discovers any connected BLOCKS devices and provides low-level

access to their physical properties.



Its job is to provide:

- topology and status information about the list of connected devices

- callbacks for touch events, control button presses and rotary dial movements

- simple control over individual LEDs

- optional rule-based virtual device aggregation functionality