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Hi Wolfgang

Many Thanks for your feedback, it's much appreciated. Especially as you've owned a SVT and so know how it "should sound".
It gives me a good feeling that my calculations are not so wrong.
Looking forward to hear some of your recordings.

regards
hermann

Update: no issue whatsoever with the Gx Amplifier in Ardour (5.10 git) when building Guitarix with FFTW3 and the external zita libs. I didn't test extensively all the other plugins though, and ran only at 96k, but it looks all good now. So I'll keep the AUR pkgbuild this way for now unless someone ...

falkTX wrote:It's a bit tricky for me right now trying to handle everything - I have a full-time job and I'm learning german, plus I'm changing jobs in one month...

Did that mean you are leaving the MOD dev team?

The reason why it isn't included is, that you can't rebuild gx_drumseq.cc from /src/plugins/drumseq.dsp. I've edited the generated file to make it a sequencer. So including the faust file will break the build system. But maybe I could made it into a separate project, say "FAUST Sequencer" ...

Something is fishy with the step numbering: setting 32 steps gives actually 36, 64 -> 66. Yup, I've pushed a fix now. :) All Sounds are pure synthesized with faust. https://github.com/grame-cncm/faust HOT! Yea, faust is hot. One more example of Guitarix Drum Sequencing here: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0...

So I've put a little more work into it, now you could select how many steps the sequencer should have (24 - 120)
Sequences could be saved/load within the setup widget.
A playhead show the position of the stepper.



enjoy

Ok, works fine now. Great. Those synthetized drums going through a tube emulation signal chain are pure evil, they sound far more lively than drum samples - Very pleasant lofi tone. That makes me want to go back to techno :D :D Yea, I played with it yesterday, run it to the RAT, the flagerGX and a ...

Yuk...segfault here when activating the module (sorry for crashing the party). The GUI works, but it dies with a high pitch squelch and takes Guitarix down as well. This doesn't seem to be related to the frequency - it crashes equally well at 44,48 and 96k. Hi Ups, yes, I've forgotten to set the in...

Assuming some more sounds 'poof' just magically appeared, maybe a preset-loader dialog could be added? And then someone will request loading drum samples, and someone else would dream of an effect loader for each drum, and then it's off to the races, while there are still just 24 hours in the day :...

Great new feature! I wonder if you had 8 more drumsynth sounds, if you could you run 3 instances of guitarix, and start the 'extra' drum sequencers manually? (this would allow for syncopations, by action, or mistake, and ward off robotic perfection.) Cheers Sure you can start the sequencer manually...

Hi After I've lately added a Metronome plugin to guitarix, out of request, I started to think about a simple drum sequencer, to practise along with a drum line, as a Metronome is a bit to boring. It takes me some time to get it all done, so that you could use it as well from a remote GUI. Today, it ...

I thought you've already ended up with frustrations but you're still frustrating. That's sad. frustrating, is that your "word of the week, or what? :lol: :lol: So it's curiously to think that I'm trying to fool somebody. I don't think that, if I made this impression, sorry me. All is, I've jus...

I don't think it is. Linux is not strictly open source. Of course I wish everything were open source, but if ANYONE is willing to share insights to help improve algorithms and DSP techniques I'm all ears! Well, you could go this way, but, for me, if you refuse to share your source with me, I wont s...

Please don't frustrate, you always can make it open source by donating the project. All the best. Ha, Ha, good countered. :) But indeed, it would be nice if you discuss your internals on your own channel, as most of us been excluded when talking about your source code, even if it is only for now.

sadko4u wrote:You have access to LSP code and can simply write white noise generator plugin and filter it with MT filter.

This is absolutely the wrong place talking about close source algorithm, please continue in private or elsewhere.