I hadn’t noticed until you asked, but only one AU effect shows up in the FX list, and I have loads more so it seems like there is something wrong there. It also shows up as a string of numbers/letters rather than the proper name.
I don’t know how to execute a testpad script at this exact moment, but I work in IT so I’m not scared to figure it out and get back to you. I’ll post the results as soon as I get them. Really hope this can work - it’s such a great tool
-save and close Config.xml
-close renoise
-open renoise again
-go to the renoise tools menu and there should be a “Scripting and Terminal Editor” entry - open it
-Find TestPad.Lua in the browser on the left- open it
Cheers mate - I’ve already managed it but I realised I’ve got to get up for work in the morning so stopped before I actually ran the script in your post. Will do it first thing in the morning.
I feel like a bit of a numpty for asking this, but after I’ve run your script how can I select and copy the entire output in one go? I only seem to be able to select the text that’s visible onscreen in the testpad, and it doesn’t scroll down when I try to highlight the text. Command + A doesn’t work to select all either! I’m most confused.
Cheers - got it; I can’t believe I didn’t think of trying Shift! Here’s the output below; it’s quite long, mainly thanks thanks to Automap I think, which basically creates duplicate wrapped plugins of every plugin on your system, effectively doubling the amount of plugins you have… Not sure if it helps your investigations, but some plugins which are listed as (Automap) versions aren’t actually installed any more - if you forget to unwrap the plugin before you uninstall it the Automap version still thinks the Automap version is installed, but they don’t open since the original plugin isn’t there anymore, and I’ve not got around to re-installing them just to uninstall them again. This has never been a problem with any other audio software I use, but I thought it might be worth mentioning in this case.:
Thanks thats great, should be able to take account of the automap stuff too. It maybe will be a couple of revisions to test but hopefully we should get there now.
[quote=“Ledger, post:70, topic:31023”]
Could you see if this works for instruments now?
Attachment 3407 not found.
Partially…
I also got this error.
Perhaps in this version it is fixed (Do unload the tool prior to installing if you already experienced the bug or you will most likely get a large list!), i also added something extra:Bridge indication, so you can instantly see if a plugin is native or will be bridged.
Fx are temporarily disabled here for bug testing, makes things easier. It seems on further inspection of your print-out/ error that the automap plugs are causing some probs. please try vVs version to see if this helps
edit: 2 Also I see that you have for example Aalto as an AU and VST installed, this would have caused the same prob for instruments. This is maybe something to look at after aswell so both could be used.
It’s definitely getting there with the version vV posted - no error on install and all AUs and VSTs are listed correctly with proper names. The non-Automap plugins all open fine, but the Automap versions fail with this error (for example, Iris):
Yeah, I use Reaper as well as Renoise and find that some AU versions of instruments and effects have weird issues with preset menus not loading properly in Reaper, whereas the VST version of the same plug works fine. I usually try both VST and AU versions out in Reaper and remove the other one, but haven’t got round to testing all of them yet.
I hope I’m doing this one right… I get this output in the Tetpad from the first script you posted for Iris. New, empty project. Iris didn’t load into slot one after execution:
I closed and re-opened Renoise after running that, and I got this error on opening it (I’ve currently got vV’s version of this tool installed, which didn’t give me an error when I installed it, as I mentioned before):
Running the Absynth 5 script gives this output (oh, and Absynth didn’t load into slot 1 either; I’m not sure if that’s what is supposed to happen or not):
That script automatically closes the Testpad and brings up the message:
Something else I’ve just noticed and if I’m honest I’m a teeny bit worried about, is that I’ve just opened a project I’m currently working on and all of the Automap plugins which are loaded in the project can no longer be found. I’ve uninstalled the tool and reopened Renoise and they still can’t be found. I know they’ve not been deleted from the system but even after a rescan of my plugins they aren’t getting picked up any more.
Yes very useful thanks! That message has narrowed down the bug that it is either: a renoise internal/API issue, or a Lua string issue that I am not aware of yet. I will look into the latter and hope one of the devs may chime in, in the mean time.