@60hz

@60hz said:

Any error messages in terminal?

Erreur de segmentation (core dumped)

Did you run the script inside: Ofelia/scripts/Linux64/updateOF.sh ?

There is no Linux64 folder inside of the scripts folder. I just installed Ofelia via Deken, and i don't need OfxOfelia to use the lib inside Pd, do I ?

You can also create an issue here: https://github.com/cuinjune/Ofelia/issues

Yes I know, i just figured i'd ask here first. Thanks !

Hi there

I run Pd 0.51-4 on a 64 bit ubuntu 20.10.
I installed Ofelia via Deken. As soon as the lib is loaded (at Pd start or via [declare -lib]), Pd segfaults.
Any hint ?

Thanks !

Spaghetti fork with Juce. I see what you're doing there. Is it a tribute to the Holy FSM ?

Great great stuff ! Subscribed

thanks for checking ! Also working for me...

Someone in the facebook pd group reports not receiving his confirmation email. Spam folder checked, etc. https://www.facebook.com/groups/puredata/permalink/10156627438764495/

1. You should use Pd vanilla + needed externals. Pd-extended is not maintained anymore, which means that should you encounter bugs with it (and there are), they won't be corrected, like, ever.

2. This is not how you bypass a filter. Remember that toggles can take 2 values, 0 and another one (typically 1) when clicked. Your slider sends a float to the atom, which sends the float to the toggle, which hands it to the [hip~], which understands the float as a frequency value to set the filter. When you click the toggle, it sends a zero, which sets the hi-pass filter to zero hertz and thus gives the wrong impression that it's bypassed when actually you just set it to its lower value. Eventually, this trick doesn't work with [lop~], because a low-pass filter set at zero hertz acts almost like a mute button.

3. Then, how to bypass signal object ? You have to come out with a way to make the signal go to your filter OR to the next object.

See this example of how to do this. This is only one way to do, there are many : bypass-example.pd

PS : i was very intrigued by this behaviour of [tgl] that would alternate between zero and the last non-zero value that went through. I remembered seeing this a long time ago... Eventually, this behaviour was ditched with 0.46 but we still have a compatibility mode. Another reason to let Pd-extended go, i guess !

Very nice work, it sounds great !

[vline~] can process different ramps inside of a block (whereas [line] and [line~] are bound to the block boundaries), and can even start and stop ramps in-between samples (cf. help file). So i guess that if you send the right message with the right succession of ramps, it's ok !