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# Parameters example |
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# States example |
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This example will show how parameters work in DPF.<br/> |
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This example will show how states work in DPF.<br/> |
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The plugin will not do any audio processing.<br/> |
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The plugin will not do any audio processing.<br/> |
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In this example the UI will display a 3x3 grid of colors which can be changed or automated by the host.<br/> |
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In this example the UI will display a 3x3 grid of colors which can *not* be changed by the host.<br/> |
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There are 2 colors: blue and orange. Blue means off, orange means on.<br/> |
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There are 2 colors: blue and orange. Blue means off, orange means on.<br/> |
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When a grid block is clicked its color will change and the host will receive a parameter change.<br/> |
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When the host changes a plugin parameter the UI will update accordingly.<br/> |
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When a grid block is clicked its color will change and the host will receive a message which is auto-saved.<br/> |
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When the UI is opened it will receive messages indicating the last used block states.<br/> |
