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

[cturner]

Don’t do anything before tea.

[fairlyclose]

Thanks: I'll see if there's a demo about, then, and try it for myself.

yeah - sorry i cant do a screen recording and capture the plugin window - cant find any free win10 software that can manage that, all I end up with is a moving cursor in the reaper window but without the plugin window appearing at all - which is pretty useless

[fairlyclose]

I used the age old trick of going online and saying I cant do something to immediately find a way to do it - in this case one more search for free win10 screen recorder gave me this software which works very easily. HEre is the video

Look at the thin white vertical bars at the bottom that move around when the xy cursor moves. Imagine each one of those bars represents the timing and stereo positioning of a midi note. Think of that working with an arpeggiator as you feed in chords, or as a midi delay. Notes get closer together and further apart in time as well as move in the stereo field. There is further manipulation of the distribution of the timing as well. I think that would be very useful

[cturner]

...cant find any free win10 software that can manage that...

Licecap

[fairlyclose]

...cant find any free win10 software that can manage that...

Licecap

Thanks, Active Presenter is the one I ended up finding - very easy to use

[colin@loomer]

(video)

Thank you: I see how that works now. In theory, I believe making something like that is doable, so I'll have a play about and see what I can come up with.

[fairlyclose]

(video)

Thank you: I see how that works now. In theory, I believe making something like that is doable, so I'll have a play about and see what I can come up with.

thanks, that is very decent of you

[cturner]

I'm not hugely familiar with Bitwig, but when I click the Play Stop button a second time, to return to Play Start, Architect's play position remains at "play stop". Is there a way to reset Architect, so when slaved to Bitwig's transport, it will return to "play stop"? this on Win10, Bitwig 3.1.

[colin@loomer]

I'm not hugely familiar with Bitwig, but when I click the Play Stop button a second time, to return to Play Start, Architect's play position remains at "play stop". Is there a way to reset Architect, so when slaved to Bitwig's transport, it will return to "play stop"? this on Win10, Bitwig 3.1.

From your description, I believe this is an issue I've fixed already in 10.3. I will confirm that is the case for you tomorrow morning; and if it's not, I will fix it instead!

[cturner]

OK, I'm embarrassed. See my edit above--but more importantly--it seems I'm running 0.10.2! Don't know how I managed not to update, but let me do so, and I'll report back.

[colin@loomer]

OK, I'm embarrassed. See my edit above--but more importantly--it seems I'm running 0.10.2! Don't know how I managed not to update, but let me do so, and I'll report back.

Sorry, I didn't explain clearly: 10.3 is forthcoming, rather than out already. 10.2 is still the most recent public release.

[cturner]

I take back my earlier assertion. I don't think it's working correctly in 10.2. In the CODE section below, the first number of the tuple should be zero, not 849, which is where playback stopped.

Colin- I can send you a simple test preset if it's of any help. Thanks!

Code: Select all

print: (849, true, (noteon, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (239, false, (noteoff, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (239, false, (noteon, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (479, true, (noteoff, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (719, false, (noteon, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (959, true, (noteoff, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (1199, false, (noteon, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (1439, true, (noteoff, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (1679, false, (noteon, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (1919, true, (noteoff, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (2159, false, (noteon, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (2399, true, (noteoff, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (2639, false, (noteon, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (2879, true, (noteoff, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (3119, false, (noteon, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (3359, true, (noteoff, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (3599, false, (noteon, 42, 64, 1, false))
print: (3839, true, (noteoff, 42, 64, 1, false))

[colin@loomer]

I take back my earlier assertion. I don't think it's working correctly in 10.2...

Colin- I can send you a simple test preset if it's of any help.

That would be a great help, so please do and I'll take a look. Thank you.

[cturner]

That would be a great help, so please do and I'll take a look. Thank you.

Email sent. Thanks much!

[colin@loomer]

Email sent. Thanks much!

Thank you - I have reproduced the problem, and am looking into getting it fixed today.