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Try these links if images are not working: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qno0bs7otyrpk4y/2014-09-11 19.32.38.jpg?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/i09pfr18vhjvtob/2014-09-11 19.32.17.jpg?dl=0 The window was cut to the same size as the hole but you have to …
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Send it to my personnal email and I check what we could do ? egnouf AT gmail DOT com :-) Tried again via WeTransfer!
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Hi, I've tried to email a .ZIP archive to you at that address. It seemed to bounce back (gmail not like .ZIP files?) so I sent it again with a .PNG extension. Hopefully it got through! Neil
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Julian: can you confirm that you're able to use user samples as the FM secondary oscillator? You can select a sample but my looping trick doesn't work and I was wondering if it was the looping at fault or whether you've not implemented that yet? Neil
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I got sample looping working fine (apart from it doesn't seem to want to work on the FM secondary oscillator, even though you can select a user sample for it's waveform). I also added a new voice parameter: a switch that lets you turn looping on and…
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Not at computer now but will check later. I definitely only implemented it in 2 functions so you're probably correct. Thanks Julian
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@Julian: I'm a bit confused by the implementation. I have it working fine on Drum 1 to 3 but some of the other synthesis methods, even though you can select a user sample as the oscillator, don't seem to respond to the same looping. Are there differ…
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YES! :-)) Working now, thanks guys. Not really sure what happened: I guess I must've done the classic 'changing more than one thing when debugging' and somehow mixed up the 0/1 logic when I wasn't sure what values were used for a ON_OFF parameter.…
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Oh, and Julian, yes, using the main osc as a sample player though I might try to expand that to the second oscillator too as it might yield some interesting results.
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Thanks Julian, egnouf It is DTYPE_ON_OFF but I'd also tried it with DTYPE_0B127 when I was debugging the values. I'll give it another try with that logic in the buffer streaming changed.
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I managed to create a new parameter 'SLOOP' thanks to the rather excellent guide on the wiki but I can't seem to get the sample buffer refresh to recognise the parameter, or possibly it's not getting set from the midi parser code (but I don't think …
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It was easy enough to get it working but I guess it could do with a 'Loop Yes/No' parameter as you wouldn't want it on for transient samples. There's a space on the OSC page to have a parameter next to 'WAV'' but it's going to take me a lot longer t…
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Ah, makes sense now Julian. Thanks.
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Thanks for all the work on this. I tried to get it compiling on OSX a while back and gave up due to lack of patience and endless errors and problem. The new method is a lot more straightforward though I did get tripped up by a couple of issues (usin…
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Ah, not to worry. Seems it was a bug between V0.32 and V.034 Updating to V0.34 solved it.
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OK, bit more progress. Now I've figured out how to set Eclipse to properly use avr-gcc (there was an inconspicuous checkbox labelled 'show compatible toolchains only' which on un-checking revealed options to select the avr toolchain) So the AVR part…
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Did a reinstall of the libs. If I try to build the presetManager.c from the command line as you suggested I get exactly the same output as you do. But in Eclipse, all the errors/warning seem to stem from presetManager. To me that would seem that som…
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OK, it seems that somehow my avr lib install is messed up. Even though avr-gcc paths are set to '/usr/local/CrossPack-AVR-20131216/lib/gcc/avr/4.8.1/' etc. There is not a full library there. However, I did find a full avr lib/include folder in the r…
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Here's the output: Using built-in specs.COLLECT_GCC=avr-gccTarget: avrConfigured with: ../configure --prefix=/usr/local/CrossPack-AVR-20131216 --disable-dependency-tracking --disable-nls --disable-werror --target=avr --enable-languages=c,c++ --disa…
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A bit more info: If I just make a simple 'source file' containing #include and compile that from the command line with avr-gcc it works.
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Thanks for the help. Nothing I do seems to fix anything. I've tried adding paths (everywhere in the project settings - just to see if something will catch). As far as I can tell the avr headers are installed (as part of Crosspak) but I've exhausted …
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Changed a few of those paths to be properly unix formatted and that seemed to cure a few things. However I still get a ton of errors related to, I think, the AVR library path/installation (I use CrosspakAVR). Examples: Description Resource Path Loca…
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Unfortunately at 174 error and 11 warnings, my patience wears thin. Probably some tool path issues but I'm getting a lot of errors like this: Description Resource Path Location Type../Hardware/SD\ff.h: No such file or directory presetManager.c /AVR…