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Watch midi crash
Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 11:42 pm
by billv
From User Guide,
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def event i,v
watch "message",v.to_array
end
ATM crashes repeatedly on 2 CPU's. Using PC Keyboard or controller.
I can't get any input without a crash, using a midi input on the ruby prim
no matter how i write it....very
Is this a new bug or what...?
Re: Watch midi crash
Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 8:58 pm
by billv
Seriously guys...I can't
input red midi into ruby without instant crash.
Attach Trog's midi analizer to the midi in....crash..crash crash..
I can't get a result with this from the user guide.......
Can someone explain how to input red midi into ruby...?
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(Problem is not in my midi set up,...I created a midi note in FS and same crash happens
if I send the red output into ruby)
Re: Watch midi crash
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 7:27 am
by billv
My last synth, X11, was also crashing every time in Host/User mode,
untill I removed this small piece of code..(that gets note number from red midi)
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def event i,v,t
a = @ins
output 1, a[2]
end
Re: Watch midi crash
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 10:26 am
by billv
And sure enough, DSPR Example Synth crashes immediately on user input
if the Arp module(red to ruby) is on.
Did the same on my laptop.
So did quick re-install of 3.04 to double-check..no problems.
Re installed 3.05 .....crash still there..
This bug is a whopper.
Re: Watch midi crash
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 11:25 am
by MyCo
Can confirm that. Although it takes a lot of key on/offs til it happens. Have you mailed it to Malc already?
Re: Watch midi crash
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 12:45 pm
by billv
MyCo wrote:Can confirm that
Thanks myco. It was driving me nuts.
MyCo wrote:Have you mailed it to Malc already?
No..I've been waiting on community feedback to clarify the issue..
ATM I'm 'presuming' the mods will handle it..
MyCo wrote:Although it takes a lot of key on/offs til it happens
Ok...here its instantaneous ...
I did get a slightly different result in FL FS.
The crash was still more or less instantaneous, but for a very, very brief moment,
you can see the signal going in the watch window.
And it's not something like [144,1,60,127]....
Its that funny looking number/string that I've seen a few times, like when
you loop a midi message, you don't get numbers like [144,1,60,127] in the watch window.
Know what I mean...sorry for the noob explanation.
Re: Watch midi crash
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 7:41 pm
by Exo
@billv always report crashes directly to Malc/Support just use the support email.
It ok to get a confirmation on the forum I guess but when it is confirmed please email support, us mods are often busy with other things so you cannot guarantee we will pass that on, thanks!
Re: Watch midi crash
Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 9:21 pm
by billv
Ok..will e-mail malc when I get home.
Re: Watch midi crash
Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2014 12:11 pm
by billv
Hey Myco,
I just re-downloaded your midi player fsm, but it's crashing on load in 3.05. can't open.
Is there an afterload pushing red into ruby somewhere...?
PS:
mailed support twice last week on red to ruby bug....no reply yet
Re: Watch midi crash
Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2014 1:07 pm
by Exo
billv wrote:Hey Myco,
I just re-downloaded your midi player fsm, but it's crashing on load in 3.05. can't open.
Is there an afterload pushing red into ruby somewhere...?
PS:
mailed support twice last week on red to ruby bug....no reply yet
Malc has been on holiday, he hasn't been back long and maybe it is Carl who deals with the support email I don't know, I use Malcs personal email.
If you don't hear anything soon let me know and I will try getting in touch ( although I still haven't had a reply to my last email sent 2 days ago now).