12 May
2007
12 May
'07
10:55 p.m.
yes! thank u that worked perfectly. i found instances of cc->clear_path() in
both vgknob.cpp and envelopeeditor.cpp and replaced them - now all builds
fine. thanks again ^_^
On 5/12/07, Giuseppe Zompatori <siliconjoe(a)gmail.com> wrote:
2007/5/12, James <everamzah(a)gmail.com>om>:
which I
think I sent to Lars off-list, regarding a missing file, but after I
--
james/everamzah
i get:
g++ -c -o libraries/widgets/vgknob.o -fPIC -DPIC -g -O2 `pkg-config
--cflags gtkmm-2.4 cairomm-1.0` libraries/widgets/vgknob.cpp
libraries/widgets/vgknob.cpp: In member function 'virtual bool
VGKnob::on_expose_event(GdkEventExpose*)':
<snip>
</snip>
make: *** [libraries/widgets/vgknob.o] Error 1
any ideas?
Hi,
Sorry I have no time to put a patch toghether but just replace any
instance of cc->clear_path() with a cc->close_path()
Cheers,
-Giuseppe
On 5/12/07, Ken Restivo <ken(a)restivo.org> wrote:
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> On Thu, May 03, 2007 at 12:02:03PM +0200, Lars Luthman wrote:
> > I think your best bet right now is to get Elven going (or maybe
Ingen
if
> > you don't need the GUI and the
presets - you can still control the
> > parameters without it from Ingen's generic interface). But while
AZR-3
> > is mostly done, at least sound-wise,
Elven is highly unstable and
will
> > probably not be future-compatible.
Also, Euphoria is very much
> > unfinished - what you hear today is not what you will hear tomorrow.
> >
>
> It works with elven. AZR-3 sounds fantastic! I will consider it the
answer
to the question I asked a while ago: is there a
free-as-in-freedom B3
out
there?
>
> It's not perfect: it's not really using tonewheels, just slightly
warped
sine waves. At some point I'm sure someone
will just grab samples of the
some of the actual tonewheels on a Hammond, make wavetables of them, and
modify AZR-3 to use those. It's GPL so that's possible.
>
> Its Leslie sounds as good to me as the TAP Rotary Speaker LASDSPA
plugin,
and seems to have less latency, too. It also has
the speedup/slowdown
code
and even an adjustment for belt tightness, which
the TAP plugin lacks.
Nice.
In a sense, this goes for all LV2 plugins and
hosts. While the
specification is now relatively stable, it's still not completely
finalised and things may still break without notice.
I built it using the recent slv2 release. There was one minor problem, came up with an awful hack to get around that, it
built and it works.
Yay!
>
> I will also try ingen, so as to get it going without a GUI, but elven
was
much easier to build than ingen.
>
> It remains to be seen how (if) any of this runs on a 64-bit machine,
but
I'll try that next.
--
james/everamzah
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