Oh God, I hate the search on this site. I know I wrote how to do it somewhere, but I'll be damned if I can find it after 20 minutes of searching. I think you just need to put it into a folder under the Data folder. Crappy instructions, but I'm spitting blood after trying feverishly to find the instructions that I KNOW I posted somewhere on this damn site!René wrote:I'm trying to reproduce WilliamK measurements. Please anyone enlighten me, how one does load a wav file into Wusikstation?
What non real-time graphic on the top? Djeez, don't tell me you understood that bad too...George, this is not Wusikstation propaganda. If it is, your page is propaganda to SFZ, as it shows a non real-time graphic right on the top. But don't take it the wrong way ok? I'm just pointing something up.
This is the result I got on a P3 1.1Ghz laptop, 256MB RAM, Windows XP SP1, playing a 4 note chord each and nothing else. Both are using "draft" mode and Buzz / Polac is hosting them. Anyone is welcome to redo this (still pointless IMO) CPU thing.WilliamK wrote:Sorry guys, but I never used Jeskola, didn't even know about it. So it was a mistake only, not by purpose. I have to check it.
and remove his statement about "the fastest engine on the market" since it is not considered a true fact anymore.I was told how to load a wave in this thread, but I don't remember on which page was, sorrypough wrote:Oh God, I hate the search on this site. I know I wrote how to do it somewhere, but I'll be damned if I can find it after 20 minutes of searching. I think you just need to put it into a folder under the Data folder. Crappy instructions, but I'm spitting blood after trying feverishly to find the instructions that I KNOW I posted somewhere on this damn site!René wrote:I'm trying to reproduce WilliamK measurements. Please anyone enlighten me, how one does load a wav file into Wusikstation?
Ok, I removed all my post, as I see that there is no way I can debate over George and Rene here.george wrote:So, I'd like WilliamK to do a few things: remove his cpu measure post/edit in page 1 of this topic
Ohhh George, try testing 32 to 128 notes. 
www.jeskola.net then XS-1 and download VST version. Also, why would you like results over 32 or 128 notes? Isn't almost 50% fastest over 4 notes enough?WilliamK wrote:Edit: Also, where is Jeskola? I can't find a VST version. Testing on Buzz? 4 notes?
It seems you have already changed this statement, however, I'd ask you to contact with your supporter sicklecell666 since he hasn't edited your group buy product featuresWusikstation is still one of the fastest engines on the market.
Check http://www.kvr-vst.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=689409Better change that before someone sues you for false statementFrom Group Buy wrote:Assembly code with SSE instructions. The fastest engine on the market.
I don't see why you are asking about making further comparisons, specially when you will be getting a clear disavantage from any speed, aliasing or anything with Jeskola XS-1I never said that there are no other engines out there that would perform good too. But once you start adding filters, effects, envelopes, etc... we still got the best performance. "Prove it!" I don't need to prove, and I don't care to prove, as everybody is seeing that and praising that my code is fast.
stefancrs wrote:What about "converting" the sample to contain the integrated value (per sample) instead of the current value (per sample)? Then one could calculate those integrated values with high precision and then downsample from "infinite" oversampling using a box filter (since you'd just take the average of the output since the last output sample). Ofcourse reading from the sample would use interpolation of some sort, and with some oversampling as well one could probably reduce the aliasing that occurs due to using box filtering...
arguru wrote:dude, where is my sample?
nice snippet by the wayThanks pough. I failed tho. Also, how do you make Wusikstation play 128 voices?Oh God, I hate the search on this site. I know I wrote how to do it somewhere, but I'll be damned if I can find it after 20 minutes of searching. I think you just need to put it into a folder under the Data folder. Crappy instructions, but I'm spitting blood after trying feverishly to find the instructions that I KNOW I posted somewhere on this damn site!
You'd better hope so.WilliamK wrote:this post is being read mostly by developers anyway
George, I'm being nice, as I really don't want to do a flame-war here. I won't change, as it IS true. I tested Jeskola here and is not faster than Wusikstation. Sorry, I guess you just tested the wrong way. Anyway, I won't discuss this anymore, as you are the owner of rights here, you are the master, God of coding... hummmm, but what have you ever coded anyway?george wrote:Better change that before someone sues you for false statementFrom Group Buy wrote:Assembly code with SSE instructions. The fastest engine on the market.
Is detailed on the User Manual found over our site. Just create a directory named "WAV something" and put your WAV files inside. Or you can also use aWave (check our forum and site) to convert your files, or even the free conversion tool avaliable over our site.René wrote:Thanks pough. I failed tho. Also, how do you make Wusikstation play 128 voices? -René
WilliamK wrote:George, I'm being nice
WilliamK wrote:Anyway, I won't discuss this anymore, as you are the owner of rights here, you are the master, God of coding... hummmm, but what have you ever coded anyway?
Screenshot? Proof? Anything? At least I bothered to post a screenshot...I tested Jeskola here and is not faster than Wusikstation.
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