cyberorganist

UPDATE: I have programmed a new Pipe999ReleaseTruncationLength parameter for GrandOrgue, and am currently testing it now. I have also added controls for this parameter to the Organ Settings Panel. When done, I'll upload and send a pull request to the GitHub project for the new feature.

Hey Wilbert, Thank your help, that did just the trick! The 192 kHz sample rate is now working in GrandOrgue. Martin (@e9925248), no surprise, you were right about the need of a higher sample buffer size. I ran PortAudio drivers on Mac OS Mojave with a 2018 i9, and had to increase the buffer substaintially, about double the buffer for 96 kHz. However, the lower latency of the higher sample rate makes up for the increased buffer. I did encounter some audio breakups with 192 kHz, primarily when running...

Hey Martin! Sorry for taking so long to test out the new code. I had to learn C++ first. LOL... I've compiled and tested the addition line of code on Mac OS 10.14. The 192000 is now showing as an option under the Sample Rate dropdown. However, when I apply 192000 as the sample rate, it immediately defaults to 44100. The same issue occurs with both PulseAudio and RTAudio drivers. I've searched the source code to see if there might be a maximum sample rate parameter somewhere, and was unable to find...

Crossfade Transition for Sampled Tremulants

Has any progress been made on implementing this feature? I would love to see an improved tremulant model happen, and am happy to help in any way possible to make this important feature a reality. I'm currently in the beginning stages of learning C++. Once I reach a level of proficiency, I'll be of more help. But in the meantime, I'm certainly happy to be a tester for any development work on this. It seems to me that if LFO pitch manipulation were added to GrandOrgue, it could open up the door for...

Brillant, thanks so much, I will try that, and let you know how it goes!

192 kHz Sample Rate

GUI Language Bug on Mac