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[@Swar-Saptak]

Amazing...this is like a modular thing which keeps adding things one by one.

[@Novalarke]

First - as ever, a great thing you have made here, and I think I can speak for many here: Thank you so much. You're VST and JS devices are often my go to devices in Reaper. That said, there is one immediate critique - it's not smooth. Most noticeable with some resonance involved. Here's the test (my days doing QA coming back - eeek!) :
1. open Reaper, load up a synth, and the filter, in Reaper (per demo video)
2. Add some resonance, say 24dB (turned up enough to be Very Noticeable).
3. Play a note on synth
4. Sweep Filter Frequency
RESULT: as you sweep the sound, there is an obvious "stair stepping" as you sweep.
EXPECTED: smooth as butter, no stair stepping
NOTES: This happens with or without resonance, resonance just makes it more obvious. If one doesn't sweep the Filter freq, it's not noticeable, so if you set and forget, it's brilliant. This stair stepping should be fixed so an LFO can be applied to Filter Freq and not have a wild cascade of stair stepped sound.

[@johnmatthews8435]

That has to happen, because I have to convert from pixels of mouse movements to a filter value. Of course I could have implemented a smoothing, but let's not overcomplicate things ;) Use today's new feature for filter movements (this time smooth as butter), or you can use automation or a midi controller...

[@Novalarke]

@@johnmatthews8435 -
Oh, I see - so it's a UI>software problem. I can dig that - as long as it doesn't do that with a controller, I'm good! I'll test it with my Novation Impulse and Akai APC!
Again, thank you so much for what you do - you're a hero in these parts!
🙂