• TompaD

    @Berenger said:

    a soft clipper is like clip~ but with rounded 'edges' : with clip you cut clean everything that over 1 and below -1 (for instance) with a soft clipper when you reach those maximums softly with a little interpolation. It's like a limiter with a knee.

    Aah now we are talking! Limiter I know! :-)

    BTW did you try with headphones on and do you have the same issue with headphones ?

    I tried with headphones and I think it was not the same, so it is something with the output to the speaker....

    I also made normalization on the wavs in my soundeditor and removed the -normalize in pd patch. Now the sound is a bit higher in volume, I dont need to put the output on phone more than ca 50% to hear it clear.....we are making progress! :-)

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  • TompaD

    @Berenger ?? Where can I find newbie information about tanh~??
    What does it do?
    I visited github link, but I am to green to understand that information.

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  • TompaD

    @whale-av Thanks for the tip's!

    I am not using AUDIOFOCUS_LOSS_TRANSIENT_CAN_DUCK, not what I know.
    Should I? ....woav, found a lot info about it on Google, need to read, will be back.

    The -normalize switch is set, but I dont know if it did any change, hard to tell.

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  • TompaD

    Hi Berenger!

    I am using my "own" code...from Peter Brinkmanns book "Making Musical Apps".

    Hmmm intresting! -normalize have I not used yet. Will check it out.

    Soft clipping abstraction - I am aware of soft clipping, but what is soft clipping abstraction??

    tanh~ - is this part of "standard" puredata (not extended)?
    My editor couldnt find it.....

    Very interesting input! Thank you Berenger!

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  • TompaD

    Hi LiamG!

    Thanks for your response. The patch IS working in PureData-editor
    and on my mobile thru libpd, However on my mobile I get some
    unwanted behavior of the sound (see earlier posts). Correct me if
    I am wrong, but if I get sound from patch/libpd the dsp must be
    turned on? Or?

    /Thomas

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  • TompaD

    Yes, maybe I will make it a paid app, but I realy need to get the sound
    good (and a lot of other things). Right now I building it for my self, I'm
    my own beta-tester :-)

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  • TompaD

    Same behavior with another unit....

    However, I changed the wav files that was loaded in patch into mono instead of stereo and it seemed to make a change! :-)

    But, Im maybe getting crazy after listening on the sounds, I imagine I hear a straight attack on the sounds some time and another time there is a "longer" attack.

    /Thomas

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  • TompaD

    Ok, I tried tabplay instead of tabread, no change, same behavior :-(
    Tried to have only one channel out to dac, no change, same behavior :-(

    ....dont know what to look for now. I think I try another phone/tablet.

    Hmmm......another strange thing is that the sound is not loud, if I set the
    phone to 50% the phone signal is loud and clear, but my app is barely
    heard

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  • TompaD

    Oooh, tabplay.....never used before, better look up the help in puredata editor.
    Everything making it less cpu hungry is a good thing :-)

    I will try to send only to one channel on dac, and see if it does a change.

    Thanks for the suggestions!

    Thomas

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  • TompaD

    Ok here we go!

    Any other comments on improvements is welcome also! :-)

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