Aaron Walker

I'm looking at the code, and some of the differences may be either the difference between multiplying by 0.25 vs dividing by 4 (would that create a minutely different result? I don't know), and in SimpleResampler, one seems to use int sometimes while the other uses int32_t. I'll be toying with this stuff on my copy. We'll see what comes out. If it sounds like I don't know what I'm doing, well, you're probably right :)

Wow, almost a year old! I still want to figure out how this works. So, in Ardour, I created a track and added the gxdetune plugin to it, and didn't notice any deterioration over time. That's good. I didn't realize that the LV2 version and the "internal plugin" were different code. So, I was wondering if there was a way to load the LV2 version into guitarix (as an external plugin)? I tried, and couldn't get it to show up in the plugin manager (among other things, I have the default copy of guitarix...

Maybe you could try building in your home directory. For example, I created the "mylocal" directory in my home directory, and installed there, then I could run guitarix from the binary in /home/fred/mylocal/bin/ (for example). First, create "mylocal" directory in your home dir, and also create the following directories under "mylocal": bin etc include lib man sbin share src Then: ./waf configure --prefix /home/fred/mylocal ./waf build ./waf install Good luck!

Just noticed something, and perhaps it will help with debugging.... I'm playing on a fretless, and after I was sitting on this preset for a while, I could slowly slide up a string, and it would sound like it's quantizing or forcing it to fit a pseudo-chromatic scale (like an auto-tune). Very interesting.

Thank you sir, I'm giving those a try... and not happy :) By the way, yes, running at 48k. Trying out the GxCapo, and its behavior is very erratic, to say the least, and at one point locked up Guitarix. The GxHarmonizer* plugins (nor the GxVoice) don't load in Guitarix, and I don't have the energy to parse through the ttl to figure out what's making guitarix unhappy. Plus another plugin I was trying (Graillon) got wiped out, bewilderingly. I had to remove it, refresh everything, and restart. I find...

Here's a sample, where I play an open string. In the first half, you hear how it's muddy. Then I select a preset which does not use detune, then re-select the original preset. You can hear how the tone is much less distorted. Detune is set to: Detune: 0 Dry: 0 Wet: 100 Sub: 2.0 Low: 2.0 Mid: 0 Hi: 0 Octave Up, compensate, and high quality Thanks!

Hi, happy user of Guitarix 0.41 on Ubuntu Studio. Detune is my bread and butter. You do it better than others. I have a slight problem, though. After a certain period of time, something gets out of whack, like some frequencies get cached, for lack of a better way to say it. I'll just call it muddiness, just to apply a word. So, I start playing with a preset using Detune, and after a period of time (perhaps... maybe it has to do with the range that I play), the sound will get muddy, and if I select...