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Ok, well that looks about the same as mine, relatively speaking. I assume you checked those three paths at the end to make sure they have valid looking header files... In particular, one of the errors you got was missing util/atomic.h (from presetMa…
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the avr gcc command itself should know wher to find its headers. run the command I suggested and see whether anything weird with the paths it dumps. you shouldn't need to add these to eclipse
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I wonder if there is some bad automation data in the pattern. did you try clearing the track? making sure the lfos are set to mod 0
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It seems like it's not finding the avr gcc includes or something. Run the following command from the command line: avr-gcc -E -x c++ - -v
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Are these sounds you've loaded from the card, or are you saying that you are unable to program a sound from scratch without it sounding messed up?
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I like the thinking on having all the text upside down on the back... since you are likely flipping it up from the front.
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I suspect it has to do with case sensitivity in filenames. On windows there is no case sensitivity. Try changing the include line in the code to have a lower case h. etc.
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Thanks. So we are saying 6mm is the one to get. So a hairdryer would work, or it needs to be hotter?
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Glad someone else is taking a stab. Unfortunately I only have PC. If you get it figured out, post your results so we can document it.
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Do you have a PN for this tube (or a link), what tools does it require? I've never worked with this before. I've been wanting to fix my knobs as well.
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If you wanted to do that, you might need to tie up another voice by putting a single hit (on that other voice) in position 13 and having the LFO on that other voice set to 1/4 but having it control your first voice coarse parameter. Alternatively …
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Can't you just set the LFO to the correct tempo sync rate for one measure (1/1 ?), sawtooth, and set the phase according to where you want to start? I'm not at my LXR now so can't try it.
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Another update pushed to custom firmware master branch (see top post in this thread). This update includes two changes: - Realtime erase - This is useful, I've found, when recording sequences on a keyboard that are multiple bars (measures) in length…
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Retrigger means that it starts the LFO cycle at it's beginning phase. So you can actually use the lfo as an envelope against any parameter. When recording, it detects CC messages and assigns those at the closest quantization step. So you have to ac…
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Automation in the context of the LXR is the ability to set any one parameter to a specific value at a specific step. You have 16 steps and 8 substeps per step. For each of these substeps you can choose two parameters to "automate" and what value the…
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@djversus01 that version has not been updated to work with Vanilla 2.0 @julian Maybe have the wiki users be manually added based on request, so you could limit it to people who are already participants in the forum?
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I have the avr isp MKII and it works just fine with avrdude as well as avr studio. The reality of the situation though is that you rarely need it. For projects like LXR, the chip comes with a bootloader already flashed. If you have a spare arduino b…
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I've used dokuwiki for a while, but only for my own stuff, so not sure how it is with authentication and such. It would be cool to have something use the same authentication as Vanilla, so folks wouldn't need to login twice. I did a quick search and…
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Looks like Maschine and machinedrum had a baby.
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Another update: - Added ability to turn off the "bar counter". This would mean that all patterns will repeat exactly the number of times specified, and then move to their subsequent pattern (as opposed to counting bars from the beginning of the song…
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In my opinion that would not chew much CPU as it's not DSP and therefore consumes little of the CPU's time (but Julian would have to answer definitively). I'm not sure how it could be fit into the interface easily (ie, you'd need some kind of key co…
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@borfo Yes, it will record the actual midi notes. Its really fun to be able to make sequences this way, and even to record different pitches of internal sounds with a keyboard. It will not do anything with note off messages at this point (ie the not…
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The way the CC's are laid out now is that they have an assigned CC (or NRPN) for every parameter on the box. So you could either respond on any channel, or respond on a single channel. To me it's more flexible to respond on a single channel (in case…
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New custom firmware... If you want it, it's in the global-menu branch of the rudeog repository. New features: - Recording will honor midi note setting. This functionality allows midi notes received on channels to be handled in a way that is consiste…
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I love this! You should add a cowbell, tho, because it needs more of that.
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Yes, I will probably mess around with that next.
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The recording might need a bit of work (right now I think it's only recording with the fixed notes starting on C for the 7 drum sounds I think). The idea would be to have it honor the midi mode so that if you are in "Any" mode it would record the no…
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@Julian, let me know when you are done, and I'll get my master in sync with yours. My next task is to expand the global menu so that it can be more than two pages (we've run out of space). I'm thinking of special casing this menu to use the addition…
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Yes, the midi filtering only affects stuff that is generated by the lxr (txf) or received by the lxr (rxf). All of the passthru midi messages are unaffected by the filter. As for the upside down thing, never leave the unit un-rebooted after updatin…
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When LXR is slave did you verify that BPM is set to 0?