Hi Pat,
Yes, [stut~] is a stutter. A quite basic one I must say, but I had to write an external because all the previous abstraction attempts I made always had some artifacts.
I still need to make releases of the library for windows 64 and all flavours of linux ... It seems I have some 64 bit issues with the [gbend~] object which deals with tables. I need to work this out but Lucas already gave me a part of the solution.
I'll make new announces as new platforms become available.
Joseph
Message: 1 Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2018 21:45:26 -0500 From: pat pagano shreeswifty@gmail.com To: pd-list@iem.at Subject: Re: [PD] [PD-announce] jl lib Message-ID: CACNDWJoebER0qY_2wVptHAFwBus66n+8mwYkzTJaCT6yrhA0ig@mail.gmail.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
I’d love to try on Linux 64 What is stut~ a stutter?
On Wed, Nov 7, 2018 at 11:16 AM Joseph Larralde joseph.larralde@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone here,
Recently I released a lib for pd vanilla which is now available through deken as "jl". Thanks to everyone who made this possible, deken and pd-lib-builder really ease the process ! FYI, the jl library contains a collection of sound generators (sample players, fm, and granular stuff), and some audio effects. It also has a bunch of non-signal utilities, including some objects that allow to play with musical scales. I'm mostly proud of the [gbend~], [sidechain~] and [stut~] externals, but I hope you might find some of the others useful too.
It is available for mac and windows 32 bit at the moment. I'd be glad to hear any kind of feedback if you give it a try.
Cheers, Joseph
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On 08.11.18 13:18, Joseph Larralde wrote:
It seems I have some 64 bit issues with the [gbend~] object which deals with tables.
indeed. it uses garray_getfloatarray() which only works for 32bit systems. you must use garray_getfloatwords() instead. if you don't want to support Pd versions that have been released before 2007¹, you can unanimously drop garray_getfloatarray().
ghmsdt IOhannes
¹ don't know the exact date when garray_getfloatwords() was introduced. but it's already present in the very first commit in the git repository on 2007-08-01.