Architect beta for macOS, Windows, and Linux. 0.10.5 now available

[lalo]

Yes. The key difference is that arrays are homogeneous (each element is of the same type); whilst tuples are heterogenous (elements can be different types), and the position of an element actually means something. So if you look at the tuple from say a noteon, you will see ("noteon", key, velocity, channel).

So probably could it be good for a sysex pack to be able to process a tuple like ("sysex", value, value, value,..., value)?

[whyterabbyt]

Okay, this is because of my own stupidity, really, but can we have an 'are you sure' sanity dialog on the 'New preset' button, especially given its proximity to the 'previous preset' button.

[whyterabbyt]

Hmmm, getting multiple total lockups in 0.93, just by trying to drag stuff around in the Timeline.

[colin@loomer]

Hmmm, getting multiple total lockups in 0.93, just by trying to drag stuff around in the Timeline.

Is this the standalone or plug-in, and if the later, which host?

Nothing has changed directly in the Timeline stuff since 0.9.2, but the logging was pretty invasive overall so that could have such a knock-on effect.

Could you PM me your log file, which should be in:

~/Library/Logs on macOS
Users/[you]/App Data/Roaming/Loomer on Windows
~/.logs/Loomer on Linux

[colin@loomer]

Okay, this is because of my own stupidity, really, but can we have an 'are you sure' sanity dialog on the 'New preset' button, especially given its proximity to the 'previous preset' button.

Yes, someone else asked for confirmation there too.

[whyterabbyt]

Standalone version. I can pretty much reproduce it on demand just by creating an automation curve lane, then trying to drag on the orange bar at the bottom of the lane, to adjust the height.

Windows 7 x64, though not myusual audio PC. x64 version of Architect 0.93 standalone.

[colin@loomer]

OK, nothing suspicious in the log, but someone mentioned a similar thing when being hosted in BitWig. I'll boot up my Windows and machine and do a little investigation...

[colin@loomer]

OK, just fixed a nasty bug that could cause some of the issues a few people could have been having. I'm hoping the next beta, 0.9.4 should be a lot more stable overall.

[gentleclockdivider]

In reaktor we have the global sample rate clock to trigger read events , is there some kind of equivalent in architect
@ colin , it seems that you took a lot of inspiration from the reaktor core language , won't this get you into trouble ?

[afta8]

How would everyone feel if I created a specific thread for "Could someone make me a * macro/script" type requests? Sounds like a decent idea? As this thread is as chaotic in topic as one of AZZIN's algorithms, it may given more visibility to people who just want to either have a specific macro, or know how one would be done?

+1 from me, it's quite helpful to see other patches and scripts when trying to learn how this works.

Small feature request regarding the scripting side of things, I have some experience of the lua scripting in Renoise and one of the things I find useful are the following commands:

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-- Return a string which lists properties and methods of class objects
objinfo(class_object) -> [string]

-- Recursively dumps a table and all its members to the std out (console)
rprint(table)

-- Dumps properties and methods of class objects (like renoise.app())
oprint(table)

(see line 28 here: https://github.com/renoise/xrnx/blob/ma ... rd.API.lua)

There may already be ways of doing this? But if not it would be useful to have this kind of functionality.

Thanks

[gentleclockdivider]

I just found out you don't need to set the midi channel for a pack controller module if you insert a 'set channel 'module afterwards .
Speeds up things quit a bit

[gentleclockdivider]

Anyone knows how to set up the debug midi , the module has a midi output but the debug print has a data input
IS there some kind of conversion module needed ?
Some documentation about the input / ouput ports is really welcome

[colin@loomer]

Debug MIDI only passes through MIDI when the debugger is on. You can use it to route MIDI to debugger-only parts of the graph.

[nilhartman]

How would everyone feel if I created a specific thread for "Could someone make me a * macro/script" type requests? Sounds like a decent idea? As this thread is as chaotic in topic as one of AZZIN's algorithms, it may given more visibility to people who just want to either have a specific macro, or know how one would be done?

+1 from me, it's quite helpful to see other patches and scripts when trying to learn how this works.

+2 !

Colin, I believe I've read in that topic that you have several examples/patches/macros you're holding until v1.0... Would you share them already ?

[Hez]

In reaktor we have the global sample rate clock to trigger read events , is there some kind of equivalent in architect
@ colin , it seems that you took a lot of inspiration from the reaktor core language , won't this get you into trouble ?

There's an On Every Tick module (or something along those lines, not at pc right now) which sends a signal at 960 ppq which is Architect's internal timing resolution.