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Position Synced StepLFO
Re: PositionSyncedStepLFO - help?
optimized the code to get rid of the modulo division, and further optimizing in assembly..
edit: check first file for latest version!
edit: check first file for latest version!
Last edited by Nubeat7 on Fri May 29, 2015 9:12 pm, edited 5 times in total.
Re: PositionSyncedStepLFO - help?
This one starts on load, not when 'is playing' so it's out of sync.
I also noticed the smooth knob doesn't work, It's not effecting the audio as it should. (in previous version too).
I also noticed the smooth knob doesn't work, It's not effecting the audio as it should. (in previous version too).
Re: PositionSyncedStepLFO - help?
did you unwire the pseudo host inside the ppq sync module? there you need to connect the timesig from host and the host ppq primitive, i was using a pseudohost module for testing inside FS, forgot to unwire this 
about the smooth, thanks! there was a mistake in the code of the ruby stepsequencer, thanks for figuring this out.
fixed both things and reuploaded the last version
about the smooth, thanks! there was a mistake in the code of the ruby stepsequencer, thanks for figuring this out.
fixed both things and reuploaded the last version
Re: PositionSyncedStepLFO - help?
Sorry my bad! I didn't really look, was kinda busy, I knew it's something like that, happens a lot. It's fixed now.
I think steps height needs a bit correction. Because in positive mode there is a bit extra at bottom of every step, or rather there isn't a fixed line there.
I just tried this for a quick fix. added a 0.1 to height.
#--------draw Bars------------------#
@steps.times do |id|
if @positive
y = @h - @h*@Values[id]+0.1
h = @h+0.1
I think steps height needs a bit correction. Because in positive mode there is a bit extra at bottom of every step, or rather there isn't a fixed line there.
I just tried this for a quick fix. added a 0.1 to height.
#--------draw Bars------------------#
@steps.times do |id|
if @positive
y = @h - @h*@Values[id]+0.1
h = @h+0.1
Re: Position Synced StepLFO
updated to the latest version in the first post, including the fl studio ppq fix which was discussed here:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2732&hilit=ppq+synced&start=30
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2732&hilit=ppq+synced&start=30
Re: Position Synced StepLFO
Do we have a solution to identify the DAW yet? Its really unprofessional to ask users to choose if they are using FL studio or not.
Re: Position Synced StepLFO
but i think 99% of FL user's don't use any other timings than 4/4.. 
Re: Position Synced StepLFO
Nubeat7 wrote:no, there is no solution...
True but they should really consider it on the next update, among other useful vst functions that's been missing.
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Re: Position Synced StepLFO
Father wrote:Nubeat7 wrote:no, there is no solution...
True but they should really consider it on the next update, among other useful vst functions that's been missing.
If you are one the IL forums you should post there about it. While they certainly may not do it just because you asked for it, they do listen closely to customer suggestions and most of their updates are based on customer feedback.