hi thomas
i tested your patch using pd-0.39.2-extended-test4 on osx .
[print] the output of note_0, vel_0, note_1 and vel_1 looks fine. when i run both and stop the other one continues. here it works in both directions. it seems that there is no problem with qlist. same on your system?
after i connected the output of the chain of squarewave to [dac~ 1 2] and set some values to the last two inlets of squarewave i managed to hear squarewave too. (headphones and no midi device) no problem with z~ and limiter~ here.
on osx pd-0.39.2-extended-test4 your patch works fine!
you could remove parts of your patch and test wether there's still the problem or not, so you can locate the problem and send it again to the pd-list. i.e.
some comments:
use always trigger if an outlet has multiple connections to other objects. (for example in 303_saw_no_limiter.pd after the [+ 50] object there are 3 connections)
[mtof]->[sig~]->[phasor~] is the same as [mtof]->[phasor~]
don't know if you need a sig~ for svf~ but if you want to interpolate [$1 100(->[line~] instead sig~ is what you want.
both abstractions have arguments [squarewave 0 0 5 0 0] but there are no $1, $2, $3, $4, $5 in squarewave.pd so there values go nowhere.
that's all for now. good luck!
eni
On Jul 28, 2006, at 4:41 PM, Thomas Mayer wrote:
Hello,
I have a problem with two instances of qlist, z~ or limiter~ from the zexy externals running on Debian Gnu/Linux etch, pd version 0.39.2, zexy version 2.1:
I have two abstractions in that patch, a square synth and a sawtooth synth, both with a z~ and limiter~ as limiter in chain each. Both synths are sequenced with a qlist each.
When I run both qlists, everything is fine, but once I stopn one of those, the sound from the other synth chain is stopped as well, but when I restart the qlist, the other synth chain produces sound again. When I use a snapshot~ object on the chain, the volume is in the order of 10^+5, so it appears to be a problem of the limiter~.
If I stop the other qlist, while running the one, that causes the problem, no problems occur. But there is no way to determine the troublesome chain.
The patches and abstractions are here: http://thomas.dergrossebruder.org/misc/babbage.pd http://thomas.dergrossebruder.org/misc/303_saw_no_limiter.pd http://thomas.dergrossebruder.org/misc/squarewave.pd
Thanks in advance for helping a newbie, Thomas aka Residuum -- Copies in your brain are - not yet - regulated by copyright laws. (Lawrence Lessig - Free Culture) http://thomas.dergrossebruder.org/
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