Hi, yes I know I posted the iiwu~ object to begin with, so you might wonder why I'm asking the group this question. But the truth is, I just recently tried iiwu~ with version 0.2.1 of iiwusynth. Everything builds fine, as as far as I can tell, the new iiwusynth.h seems compatabile with the old one. If I set the synth VERBOSE creation flag, I can see that the note-on's are being received by iiwu. In short, everything seems fine, except there is zero output (by that I mean, the iiwu_synth_write_float seems to always write zeros).
So, if anyone has alread tried building iiwu~ with a newer version of iiwusynth, could you let me know if it worked for you?
Larry
Hallo, Larry Troxler hat gesagt: // Larry Troxler wrote:
Hi, yes I know I posted the iiwu~ object to begin with, so you might wonder why I'm asking the group this question. But the truth is, I just recently tried iiwu~ with version 0.2.1 of iiwusynth. Everything builds fine, as as far as I can tell, the new iiwusynth.h seems compatabile with the old one. If I set the synth VERBOSE creation flag, I can see that the note-on's are being received by iiwu. In short, everything seems fine, except there is zero output (by that I mean, the iiwu_synth_write_float seems to always write zeros).
So, if anyone has alread tried building iiwu~ with a newer version of iiwusynth, could you let me know if it worked for you?
It might be a new setting, that I stumbled over, too, with my competitive external flext-iiwu. Do you have something like this in iiwu~:
iiwu_synth_settings_t pd_iiwu_settings = IIWU_DEFAULT_SETTINGS;
// plugin synth: AUDIO off pd_iiwu_settings.flags &= ~IIWU_AUDIO; pd_iiwu_settings.sample_format = IIWU_FLOAT_FORMAT;
Then it might work. fiiwu~ also uses iiwu_synth_write_float, but it works with libiiwu 0.2.2.
ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Frank Barknecht wrote:
It might be a new setting, that I stumbled over, too, with my competitive external flext-iiwu. Do you have something like this in iiwu~:
Oh that's right - I forgot about that. I have a newer GCC so I should be able to work with flext now. I'll try yours instead.
iiwu_synth_settings_t pd_iiwu_settings = IIWU_DEFAULT_SETTINGS;
// plugin synth: AUDIO off pd_iiwu_settings.flags &= ~IIWU_AUDIO; pd_iiwu_settings.sample_format = IIWU_FLOAT_FORMAT;
maybe I need the IIWU_FLOAT_FORMAT if it's not in the default settings.
Thanks
Larry TRoxler
On Thursday 06 March 2003 02:25, Frank Barknecht wrote:
It might be a new setting, that I stumbled over, too, with my competitive external flext-iiwu.
I thought it would be a simple matter to find flext-iiwu, but for me it's not. I couldn't find anything on pure-data.org, nor from a google search, nor on footils.org.
So, where is flext-iiwu?
Regards
Larry
Hi, Larry Troxler schrieb:
On Thursday 06 March 2003 02:25, Frank Barknecht wrote:
It might be a new setting, that I stumbled over, too, with my competitive external flext-iiwu.
I thought it would be a simple matter to find flext-iiwu, but for me it's not. I couldn't find anything on pure-data.org, nor from a google search, nor on footils.org.
So, where is flext-iiwu?
It's only available on pure-data.sourceforge.net in the CVS tree on externals/footils/flext-iiwu. The external is called fiiwu~. When I wrote it, I didn't do much propaganda for it, because it does the same things as your pd-iiwu, C-version, which is easier to compile and install for most people.
I wrote it more for personal use, because I couldn't get the C-version to run anymore, and it was easier for me to just rewrite it with flext than to find the error in pd-iiwu.
fiiwu~ has some shortcuts in accepted messages. For example, instead of "note 1 60 80" you can also use "n 1 60 80" or just "1 60 80". I'm lazy with typing. Also it has bank-select, which I think isn't in pd-iiwu.
ciao
Frank Barknecht
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