Re: [Lmuse-developer] New commits: Variable run-length ladspa and dssi processing

[Robert J. <spa...@gm...>]

Hey Man!

sounds great, I'll dig in tomorrow!

Regards,
Robert

2011/4/25 Tim E. Real <ter...@ro...>:
> I've committed what I've got so far, so that we can move on to
>  some of these other problems, and so Robert can add
>  his output control feature.
>
> I cleaned up plugin.cpp and plugin.h
> Some silly float <-> double and int <-> unsigned usages.
>
> If you want to see the new feature in action, then *before* you
>  update the code, try this test:
> Set Jack to a noticeably high buffer size like 2048 samples.
> Start MusE and add an XSynth-dssi instance, and a midi track
>  with which to control it and play notes etc.
> Open XSynth's native gui, play a note and operate the VCO
>  control rapidly. Notice how the response time is very poor
>  and quantized due to the large audio buffer choice.
>
> Now pull in this update, and try the *same* test again.
> Notice how XSynth's VCO control is now very smooth and responsive
>  even though you are using a large audio buffer size.
>
> Please bear with me, work in progress, not complete yet.
> There will be quirks at the moment...
>
> Thanks. Tim.
>
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