2 Jun
2011
2 Jun
'11
6:26 p.m.
On 06/01/2011 04:29 PM, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 10:28:14AM +0200, Jörn
Nettingsmeier wrote:
funny. never seen that.
On 05/28/2011 01:37 AM, Jörn Nettingsmeier
wrote:
i just tested the session again, and i don't see any NaNs or INFs. what
i did notice, though, is that i'm burning a ridiculous amount of cpu for
this tiny little arrangement - i had tried with 64 frames initially, and
it maxes out immediately (on an 2.6 ghz i5 quad-core). safe way to run
it is at -p 1024 -n2.
Turned out to be jconvolver. Added some Nan testing code to zita-convolver
and the problem disappeared, also without the extra code. Could be I
accidentally installed a version compiled on another machine. But then
it's a miracle non of this showed up earlier... On 05/27/2011 10:08 PM, Fons Adriaensen wrote:
I've
got a strange problem with MFV. *Something* is poisoning
the signal graph with Nans or Infs. One visible result is that
e.g. the W channel of one of the jkmeters shows only peaks and
no RMS values (this is to be expected if the filter state gets
a Nan - once a Nan always a Nan). The other indication is that
adding an Ambdec produces a never ending xrun storm even if the
effective CPU load remains below 10%.
Have you seen anything similar ?
not in this session. sc4 can be funny at times, but i haven't had any
issues with it for quite a while. i don't have access to the session
atm, will ake a look when i return home on sunday. meanwhile, if you
want to pinpoint the problem, try muting all channels and then unmute
one by one.
do the nans crop up immediately, or only after playing some audio? Nice recording BTW. The flugelhorn solo triggered
happy memories of
recording the BRTN jazz orchestra - we had an marvellous trumpet /
flugerhorn player then, Bert Joris<http://www.bertjoris.be/>.
thanks. yeah, flügelhorn is really like a hello kitty pillowcase for the
soul ;-P
it's to the trumpet what the double-bass is to the electric bass guitar
- the restrained, subtle version. you can't noodle around easily, you
have to mean it (says an electric bass player).
cheers,
jörn