Maybe the setlocale function is helpful for the conversion problem.
A call to setlocale( LC_NUMERIC, "C" ) might fix your problem but i haven't tried it. setlocale is ANSI and should work on all platforms.
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- u-he
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- 30208 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
That's it!!!Frettchen wrote:Maybe the setlocale function is helpful for the conversion problem.
A call to setlocale( LC_NUMERIC, "C" ) might fix your problem but i haven't tried it. setlocale is ANSI and should work on all platforms.
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- 26963 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
Bug?
I have an osc and it feeds a comb module - if I turn the comb module volume to 0 the raw osc sound passes through the comb unaltered. So if you turn the comb volume down the sound gets softer until it hits 0 when the osc is suddenly passed through...
I have an osc and it feeds a comb module - if I turn the comb module volume to 0 the raw osc sound passes through the comb unaltered. So if you turn the comb volume down the sound gets softer until it hits 0 when the osc is suddenly passed through...
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- u-he
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- 30208 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
yes, small bug. When comb volume goes to zero, the comb sets itself into standby... slightly annoyingly not killing the input...pdxindy wrote:Bug?
I have an osc and it feeds a comb module - if I turn the comb module volume to 0 the raw osc sound passes through the comb unaltered. So if you turn the comb volume down the sound gets softer until it hits 0 when the osc is suddenly passed through...
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- KVRian
- 864 posts since 4 Apr, 2001 from Finland
Just noticed that maybe this hasn't been tested, and did it:Urs wrote: Can the directories in C:\Program Files\u-he be moved on PC if there's a short cut in there to the new location?
Nope, if you move the "u-he" folder and have the shortcut to that called "u-he" in the Program Files folder, it just creates a new u-he folder there and that's where it sees the presets from.
Also, shortcuts to folders inside the preset folder, or the preset folder itself doesn't work. (Even if the "u-he" folder is proper, not a shortcut.)
Hmm. Perhaps I could just have said "no".
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- 291 posts since 30 Apr, 2005 from Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Congrats Urs, I can imagine this one has been buggin' you for some time now.Urs wrote:[
"Moondive bug" still present (missing vector graphics on his machine) - FIXED
Looking forward to finally seeing the vector graphics in your plugins
Cheers,
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- 30208 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
Yep! I'm *very* happy! - I hope there won't be any complications with the fix.MoonDive wrote:Congrats Urs, I can imagine this one has been buggin' you for some time now.Urs wrote:[
"Moondive bug" still present (missing vector graphics on his machine) - FIXED
Looking forward to finally seeing the vector graphics in your plugins
Cheers,
And I'm just preparing a new beta release this very moment... zipping, uploading, posting...
Later,
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- KVRian
- 928 posts since 3 Aug, 2001 from Montreal
You are aware that you will change the way the host will now parse strings?Urs wrote:A call to setlocale( LC_NUMERIC, "C" ) might fix your problem but i haven't tried it. setlocale is ANSI and should work on all platforms.
That's it!!!
What we did in Bidule (VST/AU and standalone) was to use our own strtod that looks for both radixes. "." and ",", and not assume the locale of the host.
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- u-he
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Yeah, I know that. Thus I'm storing the host's locale and restore it after I've finished parsing/writing my files - Hoping that these tasks will only be done in the user thread...davidv@plogue wrote:You are aware that you will change the way the host will now parse strings?Urs wrote:A call to setlocale( LC_NUMERIC, "C" ) might fix your problem but i haven't tried it. setlocale is ANSI and should work on all platforms.
That's it!!!
What we did in Bidule (VST/AU and standalone) was to use our own strtod that looks for both radixes. "." and ",", and not assume the locale of the host.
I might switch to my own routines though, at one point...
Cheers,
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- KVRian
- 928 posts since 3 Aug, 2001 from Montreal
Urs wrote: Yeah, I know that. Thus I'm storing the host's locale and restore it after I've finished parsing/writing my files - Hoping that these tasks will only be done in the user thread...
I might switch to my own routines though, at one point...
Cheers,
Ah yeah, that would work, if youre sure theres no context switch in between
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- u-he
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New beta: August 3
See page 1 of this thread for downloads!
Most bugs should be fixed by now, except for mainly cosmetic things.
Do you still get weird cpu peaks? - I've distributed the oscillator load a bit, this should hopefully let them do their harder calculations a bit asynchronously...
Please test extensively in German (European?) versions of Cakewalk software, in order to check if my MoodDive bug is fixed and doesn't cause further trouble...
Later,
Urs
See page 1 of this thread for downloads!
Most bugs should be fixed by now, except for mainly cosmetic things.
Do you still get weird cpu peaks? - I've distributed the oscillator load a bit, this should hopefully let them do their harder calculations a bit asynchronously...
Please test extensively in German (European?) versions of Cakewalk software, in order to check if my MoodDive bug is fixed and doesn't cause further trouble...
Later,
Urs-
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- 30208 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
Oh ha... okay...davidv@plogue wrote:Ah yeah, that would work, if youre sure theres no context switch in between
Mail sent
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- KVRian
- 864 posts since 4 Apr, 2001 from Finland
So far it behaves fine in Logic (CPU meter seems actually more stable than before, if I am not imagining things), but in energyXT I can get it to overload the system with just 2 instances trying out a few presets.
You can try it yourself with the energyXT demo if you like.
I would suspect that energyXT is at fault here, but if it was this fragile I'd expect to see tons of post about it in their forum. Or maybe these two just don't like each other for some reason? Or those two in combination with my soundcard. I really don't know at this point.
eXT is quite popular now, so this is of some importance if the same problem is for others as well. It's really unpredictable. It can glitch badly, then be OK again after a while.
ON THE OTHER HAND: If I have understood right, eXT 2 will be out not-in-too-distant future and supposedly has a new engine, so maybe you should just forget about this untangible annoyance for now?
It's really strange...
You can try it yourself with the energyXT demo if you like.
I would suspect that energyXT is at fault here, but if it was this fragile I'd expect to see tons of post about it in their forum. Or maybe these two just don't like each other for some reason? Or those two in combination with my soundcard. I really don't know at this point.
eXT is quite popular now, so this is of some importance if the same problem is for others as well. It's really unpredictable. It can glitch badly, then be OK again after a while.
ON THE OTHER HAND: If I have understood right, eXT 2 will be out not-in-too-distant future and supposedly has a new engine, so maybe you should just forget about this untangible annoyance for now?
It's really strange...
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- KVRAF
- 7872 posts since 21 Dec, 2002 from MD USA
I noticed playing chords in Project5 that it uses A LOT of cpu, I mean like 90-100% with some patches. I have 2.4 ghz p4 and 1/2 gig ram.
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- KVRian
- 864 posts since 4 Apr, 2001 from Finland
What patches? I have noticed that long release times in complex patches can be quite taxing.
I noticed one more thing, in the Arpeggiator Arp Order, BF >-< and FB >-< sound the same. Am I doing something wrong? Tried it with 3 and 4 note chords.
Oh, and Urs - about that mini-waveform display color. It really is so dark blue now, that you can only see the selected waveform, the other mini-waveforms totally disappear in the black background. In Zebralette I can see them clearly, which is nice.
Offtopic: Haha, I only just now pressed the + in the envelope controls and found a whole new control window!
I noticed one more thing, in the Arpeggiator Arp Order, BF >-< and FB >-< sound the same. Am I doing something wrong? Tried it with 3 and 4 note chords.
Oh, and Urs - about that mini-waveform display color. It really is so dark blue now, that you can only see the selected waveform, the other mini-waveforms totally disappear in the black background. In Zebralette I can see them clearly, which is nice.
Offtopic: Haha, I only just now pressed the + in the envelope controls and found a whole new control window!
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