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The Nomad Factory VST3s (80s Spaces, All-Tec EQs and Pulse-Tec EQs) have folders with a suffix of .vst3 and work fine, as does Suurge XT, so it's not something absolute about the .vst suffix on the folder calling the problem. What are the contents of a "broken" .vst3 folder, as I guess it may be something inside the folder that is causing the issue. That aside, I can see how a folder named equal to a file inside the folder could cause unexpected behaviour (recursion oddities). It also plain looks wrong!

I was trying to think about how this would work in practice and got myself in a crazy loop about offsets ending up triggering notes before they should be triggered depending on temp changes (I started working on an example and fell asleep :-)). I also wondered if it actually becomes quite intensive to do all the calculations, especially now we have smooth tempo changes rather than discrete jumps.

The Orb - Little Fluffy Clouds

Import the MIDI file not open if I remember correctly.

Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch - Wildside Double...marks. And minus points for a bad pun.

Heretic!!!

The Go Go's - Our Lips Are Sealed

Yes but...if I start calling Deep Purple country (and western?) because that's my interpretation of it, it's going to get all sorts of confusing for everyone. It was a great tune though @kennywtelejazz

That's a fair point...better safe than sorry! We played some good (and bad!) gigs with the band, sometimes joined by some ex-HW members which was cool!

I'd post a picture of myself when I was in a Hawkwind tribute band but that would rule me out of the self-deprecating thread for sure ?

For those of you who remember the UK in the 80s... Dennis Waterman - I Could Be So Good For You (Theme From Minder)

Black Mountain - Boogie Lover

Dr Feelgood - Roxette And an open goal for someone else.

Church of the Cosmic Skull - Cold Sweat

Tim Blake - Crystal Machine

I have to... Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar On Me

Have you rescanned VSTs (either manually or got CbB to do it on startup)?

An oldie but a goodie.

1 Bono 2 Bono 3 Bono 4 Bono 5 Bono 6 Bono 7 Bono 8 Bono 9 Bono 10 Bono

They're in the 10 most self-important albums in history.

Justin Hayward - Forever Autumn

Hawkwind - Fifth Second of Forever Double points I think for number and time unit.

Iron Maiden - Powerslave

Velvet Revolver - Slither

Jane's Addiction - Jane Says