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- KVRAF
- 8389 posts since 11 Apr, 2003 from back on the hillside again - but now with a garden!
For those experienceing the 'null presets' problem in EQ22, I have put up am fxb of the factory presets here. So long as your host can deal with fxb, you should be fine 
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Last edited by duncanparsons on Mon Oct 30, 2006 11:01 am, edited 1 time in total.
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- KVRist
- 71 posts since 26 Feb, 2006 from Amsterdam
This is actually a good explanation. I tried again and it works!!mucoder wrote:Hi KFW,
I agree the default settings (chromatic scale, octaves space) do not lead to very useful chords. There is a very easy way out though, depending what you want to do.
1. if you like tonespace to generate chords for you, please choose another value for SPACE and another for SCALE. A good one is space M2-P4 (2:5) and scale BLUES PENTATONIC. Be sure CH ASSIST is set to FIT DYAD, TRIAD or TETRACHORD TO SPACE. There is a small video on http://www.mucoder.net/tonespace that shows exactly how this looks like. Other good spaces are Balzano (3:4) and Longuet-Higgins (4:7). Be sure to avoid the chromatic space though for this purpose.
2. if you'd rather like to hand-select the chord, you have to set CH ASSIST to MANUAL. You can then choose the chord using the mouse wheel while you play, and tonespace will never reset it.
Note also that the selection of chords is largely determined by the setting of the SPACE parameter. The M2-P4 (2:5) space is quite dark-sounding (lots of suspensions), whereas the Balzano and Longuet-Higgins spaces are more cheerful and classic-sounding. Another thing, tonespace does not follow classic rules for chord progressions, but rather uses an experimental algorithm based on proximity of tone cells within the spaces. Whether the outcome of this sounds ugly or interesting, is up to each user to decide. I can only advise to experiment a bit with various spaces until you maybe find one that suits your taste and music style.
In any case this is good feedback and I will consider other default settings for a future version. And hope you might give it a second try...
Remember ( and to keep it simple
1. When you want to scroll through the chords at the default Chromatic scale setting, put CHORD Assist on MANUAL (!)
2. When you have selected some more esoteric scale put the CHORD Assist on 'fit triad to space' or something and let Tonespace select the spicey chords for you - automatically!
The MANUAL-thingy is very important otherwise the CHORD setting make no sense. (Mucoder might 'grey out' the Chord setting in a future update when 'Manual' is selected)
With the Chromatic scale setting Tonespace only selects the most of obvious of Chords and this is what I (and probably KFW) regarded as the particular 'resetting-behaviour'
I think Tonespace deserves another try before this DC ends!
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- KVRist
- 277 posts since 19 Aug, 2006 from Leuven, Belgium
Okke, thanks for your very courteous reply!Okke wrote: This is actually a good explanation. I tried again and it works!!
Remember ( and to keep it simple):
1. When you want to scroll through the chords at the default Chromatic scale setting, put CHORD Assist on MANUAL (!)
2. When you have selected some more esoteric scale put the CHORD Assist on 'fit triad to space' or something and let Tonespace select the spicey chords for you - automatically!
The MANUAL-thingy is very important otherwise the CHORD setting make no sense. (Mucoder might 'grey out' the Chord setting in a future update when 'Manual' is selected)
With the Chromatic scale setting Tonespace only selects the most of obvious of Chords and this is what I (and probably KFW) regarded as the particular 'resetting-behaviour'
I think Tonespace deserves another try before this DC ends!
I have put on my list that I should provide some playable presets out of the box and need to make the parameters a bit more intuitive. Plus add a tutorial & manual for reference. Hope to provide you with an update soon.
Thanks,
mucoder.
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- KVRAF
- 8389 posts since 11 Apr, 2003 from back on the hillside again - but now with a garden!
OK, I was using Fire quite extensively last night, and my P3 1Ghz laptop was experiencing a bad denormal problem.. I was using it in Podium, running a piano part thru it. The CPU would shoot upto 85-100% when the piano stopped playing; when I bypassed the plug, or the piano was playing, CPU returned to normal.
In the end I had to bounce/freeze to be able to use it, making changes and rebouncing.
I like it, but there's definately a problem there for my poor laptop!
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In the end I had to bounce/freeze to be able to use it, making changes and rebouncing.
I like it, but there's definately a problem there for my poor laptop!
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- KVRAF
- 4329 posts since 26 Jun, 2004
jobromedia wrote:Yes that is a bug I'm aware of. Can't solve that before the contest is ended due to limitations in SynthMaker.Reverse Engineer wrote:S.A.N.E FM doesn't remember the last preset used, or any tweaks made when a project is saved then reloaded.
I'm however updating the whole SANE FM project; exe and vst dll to feature:
* At least 36 new patches
* Working help button.
* Preset manager
* Full automation.
VISTA users:
is winhlp32 still in your windows directory? If not then tell me what program is used to show help files on VISTA?
full automation!!!??
mmmm, i would like that.... ive gotten *great* noises out of your synth, but with no way to capture them, other than manual recording!
thanks!
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- KVRAF
- 4737 posts since 20 Feb, 2004 from Gothenburg, Sweden
Hm, I haven't seen that problem myself. Do you get this with all hosts? Have you hooked the preset manager up in the normal manner? Feel free to send the schematic over here and I'll have a look.jobromedia wrote:Yes that is a bug I'm aware of. Can't solve that before the contest is ended due to limitations in SynthMaker.Reverse Engineer wrote:S.A.N.E FM doesn't remember the last preset used, or any tweaks made when a project is saved then reloaded.
Cheers!
Stefan H Singer
https://dropshotaudio.com/
https://dropshotaudio.com/
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- KVRian
- 625 posts since 19 Mar, 2004 from Copenhagen
MST VS-1000 completely freezes Live 5 again. I'm going to have to remove it, sorry. Every time I was moving the waveform xy there was stutter and max cpu spikes.
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- KVRist
- 37 posts since 27 Oct, 2004 from USA
Question 1: how do I get Grizzly to remember what folder my samples are in? They're not in the My Documents folder, and they're not in my VST folder under Grizzly.
Item 2: the grizzly font looks really small because it IS really small, not because software doesn't use it. On my 1152x864 screen, it's little but readable, but I can see where it would be too small for others.
Here's microsoft's font, SimSynth 2.7 (another app with a way-too-small font, designed for 800x600), and Grizzly's font. Take a look yourself.
Font comparison.png
Possibly I'm lazy, but I'm going to post this before I restart windows without the grizzly font to see what the software does at different screen resolutions.
Item 2: the grizzly font looks really small because it IS really small, not because software doesn't use it. On my 1152x864 screen, it's little but readable, but I can see where it would be too small for others.
Here's microsoft's font, SimSynth 2.7 (another app with a way-too-small font, designed for 800x600), and Grizzly's font. Take a look yourself.
Font comparison.png
Possibly I'm lazy, but I'm going to post this before I restart windows without the grizzly font to see what the software does at different screen resolutions.
Caution: random sig lines may cause injury or death.
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- KVRian
- 1023 posts since 8 Apr, 2003 from Östersund
Q1: You can use any folder for samples, it will just write it as D:\Samples\Drums\BD1.wav or whatever. However if you place your samples in the Grizzly\Samples folder it will shorten the path and make it easy for you to share sample packs with other users which was our original plan. Then again, I dunno if there are any other users, heh.. been kinda silent around here about the plugin.
Q2: Yes, it IS really small. And I've been thinking about increasing it in size by two pixels which means I have to repixel it. But that'll take some time and I'll have to redesign the GUI slightly to fit the new font.
I've been thinking about doing some tabbed stuff or so as well though to decrease the GUI size, but there are some small bugs that need fixing first and I want to improve cpu and memory usage some more. My hands are kind of tied until the competition is over though since I want to do some big changes which would be cheating I guess.
/Majken
Q2: Yes, it IS really small. And I've been thinking about increasing it in size by two pixels which means I have to repixel it. But that'll take some time and I'll have to redesign the GUI slightly to fit the new font.
I've been thinking about doing some tabbed stuff or so as well though to decrease the GUI size, but there are some small bugs that need fixing first and I want to improve cpu and memory usage some more. My hands are kind of tied until the competition is over though since I want to do some big changes which would be cheating I guess.
/Majken
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- KVRist
- 277 posts since 19 Aug, 2006 from Leuven, Belgium
Fyi: new tonespace version available on download page (http://www.mucoder.net/tonespace/download)mucoder wrote:I have put on my list that I should provide some playable presets out of the box and need to make the parameters a bit more intuitive.
Release notes
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v1.0.148 : bug fixes & new features (21 Oct 2006)
summary : version with presets
NEW: 38 preset programs added
NEW: CHORD parameter only enabled when CH ASSIST is set to MANUAL
FIXED: preset saving/restoring to .fxb/.fxp did not work completely
FIXED: delay in song pointer/bmp update
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- KVRAF
- 3378 posts since 27 Feb, 2004 from Paris (france)
the fxb is no more onlineduncanparsons wrote:For those experienceing the 'null presets' problem in EQ22, I have put up am fxb of the factory presets here. So long as your host can deal with fxb, you should be fine
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- KVRAF
- 3378 posts since 27 Feb, 2004 from Paris (france)
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- KVRist
- 174 posts since 19 Oct, 2004
Hi Vonbrucken, my apologies, there havn't been any updates since I added the no-sidechain version.. [excuse]I've been snowed under at work and at the same time doing a crash-course in Chinese
[/excuse] So I havn't really had the time to dedicate to the DC, I'm quite gutted.. Some folk seem to be quite enjoying the plugin though so I definately wont be forgetting about this once the challenge is over. Any further updates I'll announce through the effects section so keep your eyes peeled.
Sam
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- KVRAF
- 3378 posts since 27 Feb, 2004 from Paris (france)
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- KVRAF
- 8389 posts since 11 Apr, 2003 from back on the hillside again - but now with a garden!
Apologies.. there was a typo in the url.. I've corrected it in the original post.. To save scrolling, it is: here.Vonbrucken wrote:the fxb is no more onlineduncanparsons wrote:For those experienceing the 'null presets' problem in EQ22, I have put up am fxb of the factory presets here. So long as your host can deal with fxb, you should be fine
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