The preset order works fine over here. You have to use numbers 0, 1, 2, etc. To check your preset order add the "preset show order" module to check which order your presets will appear to the daw

Preset parameters have a input called "order", that sets the preset order sequence. This might only be available in the alpha versions though, i cannot remember.

Thanks again, Adam. Indeed, rcpps and the additional multipy are cheaper than divps, but you are aware that it comes at the cost of precision loss. rcpps has a relative error of up to 1.5*2^-12, which means you have a bit more than 3 significant digits (out of nearly 7 in single precision). In ...

An optimization one can do is to use reciprocals instead of the division at the end of the code like so:

addps xmm0,xmm1; // w1 + w
addps xmm1,xmm4; // w1 + w2
rcpps xmm0,xmm0; // 1/(w1 + w)
rcpps xmm1,xmm1; // 1/(w1 + w2)
mulps xmm3,xmm0; // (3*x1 + x) * (1/(w1 + w))
mulps xmm2,xmm1; // (3*x1 ...

Nice stuff, thanks! Just an observation, in the "AA Sigmoid" module the "w" constant is not declared in:

movaps xmm4,w; // w2
movaps w,xmm0;

But it should work just fine without it!

There is already the "Wave Player" module, which does exactly that

Spogg wrote: I can’t find in 3.06 so I guess it’s an alpha feature. Also, do you know if it complies with VST2?

I havent tried it yet, but in theory it should, as it doesnt say its vst3 exclusive

There is a preset parameter called "Preset Bool" (not sure when that was added), and that will probably show up as a switch in some DAWs

User108 wrote:

tulamide wrote:And there you have your answer.

Sorry? Could you elaborate? As I do not see any answer to my question regarding license.

If a person did not purchase FlowStone, why should he get access to the alpha?

You need to convert it to blue (mono) stream, so its always active. Read the Flowstone user manual to learn the difference between poly and mono signals