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Here‘s a short video tutorial for making Modular modules. There are also some graphics for the connectors included.
viewtopic.php?t=45565

Maybe you can get a key for SCOPE 5.1 from S|C to check if that makes a difference.

Does sending the bank change/program change work with a different application (like MIDI-OX for example)?

Did you copy the ScopeVSTClock_VSTPlug.dll into your plugin folder that is used by Live?

Spielraum posted a video tutorial here: viewtopic.php?p=369384#p369384

The key is to enumerate the banks and presets properly.

You missed the thank you in the post above yours
But we should thank sharc for making the video. Hope, he's fine.

The video is in the first zip file (Building-Modular-Modules.zip).

You could use the repair service: https://scopeusers.com/using-scope/17-r ... rvice.html

You only need to store a single value for the note number (in each voice), so the CWM val Monitor might do the trick?
You could use the CWM Midi2Val module to get the actual note number (see http://www.cwmodular.org/bcmcwmmodules01.html). No idea if that works for Note Off as well, though. You‘ll ...

Maybe you can store the note in each voice card and send each Note Off event to all voices, so that each voice can check if it has to trigger its release phase.

You also have to keep track of the note each voice is playing, so that you can trigger the release phase of its envelope when the corresponding Note Off event arrives.

I don’t think that a simple round robin for the voice allocation will work, because you probably want to use the next *free* voice ...

AFAIK devices created with the SDK usually work on both the Windows and Mac versions of SCOPE (unless they use a DLL that is only available on one platform). So you could make your device with the SDK on Windows and use it on a Mac. However, the last version of SCOPE for Mac was 4.5 and only runs on ...

According to the manual that should be possible. For the details see the "I/O & Drivers" chapter.

Here you go:

See here for a video tutorial that shows how to make a synth with the SDK: viewtopic.php?t=36839
And here's one for a Modular module: viewtopic.php?t=45565

Here's is a 4 minute video showing how to create a Modular module using the SDK.
The video was created by sharc years ago and originally uploaded by him to the BCM forum (which is long gone).

The template zip archive contains the empty module he used in the video, along with some graphics for I/O ...

Hi and welcome!
So is your question, how to make a module for Modular III or IV with the SDK?
Or how to make a synthesizer with the SDK?

There's a dedicated forum for development here by the way: viewforum.php?f=11

I know what it's like not to get recognition for your work or deeds. That's why I try to lower my expectations. Because if you don't expect anything, you can't be disappointed. It's not always easy, but it has often helped me to remember this.

Thanks!

Thanks for the update!

There are some other basics missing:
- The MIDI channels of Del-Ray and Dubby aren't linked to the Live Bar.
- When you load the devices and right-click on the modules, the Surface menu shows "Open SurfaceInterface" several times (once for each Preset List). Selecting these ...

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