VST3 parameter names not correct when learning #766
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This commit implements the core non-MPE VST3 features which were missing on mac and windows. * Parameter names are long names in VST3 and were swprintfed as such even though they are non-wchar in surge internals * Parameter changes in VST3 flow to the UI and adjust widgets * Bound parameters in the DAW are named correctly * Midi controllers and pitch bend are captured and sent to surge * Unicode support is corrected for systems where wchar_t != char16 (like mac) Closes surge-synthesizer#766 VST3 names not correct when learning Closes surge-synthesizer#752 VST3 Automation in Bitwig Closes surge-synthesizer#26 VST3-Win MIDI Control Issues
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This commit implements the core non-MPE VST3 features which were missing on mac and windows. * Parameter names are long names in VST3 and were swprintfed as such even though they are non-wchar in surge internals * Parameter changes in VST3 flow to the UI and adjust widgets * Bound parameters in the DAW are named correctly * Midi controllers and pitch bend are captured and sent to surge * Unicode support is corrected for systems where wchar_t != char16 (like mac) while still working on Windows, albeit in a somewhat clumsy fashion * Handle oddities around call type allow the plugin to also work 32 and 64 bit windows (Although demand for 32 bit VST3 seems more a formality than practicality, it does work) Closes surge-synthesizer#766 VST3 names not correct when learning Closes surge-synthesizer#752 VST3 Automation in Bitwig Closes surge-synthesizer#26 VST3-Win MIDI Control Issues
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This commit implements the core non-MPE VST3 features which were missing on mac and windows. * Parameter names are long names in VST3 and were swprintfed as such even though they are non-wchar in surge internals * Parameter changes in VST3 flow to the UI and adjust widgets * Bound parameters in the DAW are named correctly * Midi controllers and pitch bend are captured and sent to surge * Unicode support is corrected for systems where wchar_t != char16 (like mac) while still working on Windows, albeit in a somewhat clumsy fashion * Handle oddities around call type allow the plugin to also work 32 and 64 bit windows (Although demand for 32 bit VST3 seems more a formality than practicality, it does work) Closes #766 VST3 names not correct when learning Closes #752 VST3 Automation in Bitwig Closes #26 VST3-Win MIDI Control Issues
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This commit implements the core non-MPE VST3 features which were missing on mac and windows. * Parameter names are long names in VST3 and were swprintfed as such even though they are non-wchar in surge internals * Parameter changes in VST3 flow to the UI and adjust widgets * Bound parameters in the DAW are named correctly * Midi controllers and pitch bend are captured and sent to surge * Unicode support is corrected for systems where wchar_t != char16 (like mac) while still working on Windows, albeit in a somewhat clumsy fashion * Handle oddities around call type allow the plugin to also work 32 and 64 bit windows (Although demand for 32 bit VST3 seems more a formality than practicality, it does work) Closes surge-synthesizer#766 VST3 names not correct when learning Closes surge-synthesizer#752 VST3 Automation in Bitwig Closes surge-synthesizer#26 VST3-Win MIDI Control Issues Former-commit-id: b3221642eea1a25e891b1ca35963ad88dad02f00 [formerly 97d1366] Former-commit-id: 800f3f331fd31395ec96148e296f9154ee835761 Former-commit-id: b5c26e2c53dacfc4bf4489f77090ab4476b761c7
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Use whatever mechanism your DAW wants to learn a parameter name; you'll see in VST3 the wrong name comes through.
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