I saw that KVR post and I've tried innoscript without alot of success yet.

We need a really good solution here for Flowstone.

I'm looking for an installer for a VST that will default to the user's VST folder. I understand it usually has a registry value:

HKLM\SOFTWARE\VST

Has anyone had success with any such installers?

Really glad you guys told me that -- really helps me out! Will a Flowstone VST work with one of those Mac Protools VST adapters, non-bootcamped?

I was under the impression that since Flowstone uses opcodes, which are built into the PC processors, that the VST plugins it creates would not run under bootcamped Windows. Maybe Flowstone itself does, but it's plugins do not? I've never actually tried it though.

Here's a question -- could we call DLLs in such a way that we avoid opcode use, then compile VSTs that could run under bootcamped Windows on a Mac?

Flowstone has one fatal drawback -- it is not crossplatform. This limits it to being a prototyping tool. I dream of it being programmed to use the ...

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Does anyone have any experience doing command-line execution with Flowstone?

I have an executable to which I want to feed numerical parameters from Flowstone. I'd like to have some variables in Flowstone, maybe A and B and then use the values they hold as the parameters.

So lets say A = 5 and B ...

I've got a few thoughts and questions about using external .dll files with Flowstone. I've just gotten started with making multiplatform plugins with C++ so it's come just in time.

First, the big question -- could this be used to call an external plugin? VSTs are .dll files after all. Could we ...

I've designed a plugin where the hotkeys/keyboard shortcuts are very important.

If the plugin window is not the active window, then the hotkeys/keyboard shortcuts won't work. Instead, they will control the DAW.

I'd like to have something in the GUI to show if the plugin window is active or not ...

When you hit play in a DAW, you can move the track cursor around to skip to different parts of the recording during playback.

There is a component in Flowstone called "Is Playing", which always shows true even when you skip around with the track cursor. It seems that "Is Playing" only shows false ...