Re: [Linuxsampler-devel] Latest CVS commit

[Vladimir S. <ha...@so...>]

Christian,

Awesome!!!
I can't hear any noises at all with that free Steinway sample and 
default settings.

But . . . I think a bug got introduced in the process.
Occasionally, some notes will not release completely. They'll get stuck 
in a state where i can still hear them but their volume is lower than usual.
If i play the same note again it goes away.
Kinda feels like a stuck key :) But it's not, because when i play the 
same thing with old ls (pre cvs update) i don't get into that state.

After a while i found a way to reproduce: (other ways may exist also)
1) play and hold note. (voices: 1)
2) apply and hold sustain.
3) release the note (keeps playing on sustain)
4) play and hold the same note again (voices: 2)
4) release sustain
5) apply sustain (hold)
6) release the note
7) release sustain. (voices: 2!)
Voices will still be allocated and playing at this point!

I'd love to implement PADSDR but i hope it's not very urgent as i need 
to do a bit of reading first.

Regards,
Vladimir.

Christian Schoenebeck wrote:

>Changes:
>
>	-  There was still this annoying problem that some .gig instruments were
>	   detuned. I hope I have fixed this now. If you have still a .gig that
>	   sounds detuned, please let me know!
>
>	- As promised I finished an initial version of the amplitude envelope
>	   generator (EG1), so far only a simple ASR one. Extending it to a PADSDR
>	   one (as used in Gigasampler) is quite easy. If anybody likes to do this
>	   task, you just have to improve the EG_VCA class (src/eg_vca.cpp). Vladimir
>	   perhaps?
>	   The EG has a minimum release time, in case the release time given by the
>	   gig file is 0s for example. Without this min. release time we would again
>	   have the click problem in case of zero release times when the voice will
>	   be released before it's sample end. This min. release time is defined in
>	   line 32 of src/eg_vca.h and there's another #define which sets the bottom
>	   value limit of the Exp curve, thus also defines the end of the EG curve in
>	   general. These two #define values still have to be adjusted to good values
>
>CU
>Christian
>
>
>
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