hypercyclic support given here
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- KVRist
- 112 posts since 16 Jan, 2003 from Dresden, Germany
As last year, I gave my five points to the mucoder creation! Really amazing Arpeggiator.
One little thing: As I played with it several time, I always came to the point where I said: There must be either some more LFOs or any kind of modulation depth control for the existing (also a phase offset would be handy). In current state I always have to decide: do I want to arpeggiate OR have a complex gate pattern Or tweak the groove or... but now all at once.
But, anyway, this tool is great!
One little thing: As I played with it several time, I always came to the point where I said: There must be either some more LFOs or any kind of modulation depth control for the existing (also a phase offset would be handy). In current state I always have to decide: do I want to arpeggiate OR have a complex gate pattern Or tweak the groove or... but now all at once.
But, anyway, this tool is great!
Disclaimer: This post is not meant to insult or attack anyone. All terms that can be considered as patronising, antagonistic, rude or even arrogant and snide are a mere result of my limited abilities of the english language.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 277 posts since 19 Aug, 2006 from Leuven, Belgium
Thanks Bobsled! Certainly helps me keep goingbobsled wrote:...makes its own gravy!bmrzycki wrote:Hypercyclic Beefy....mmmm
Just helping keep thealive.
Go, go mucoder.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 277 posts since 19 Aug, 2006 from Leuven, Belgium
Wow, Al Magnifico, thanks again!Al Magnifico wrote:As last year, I gave my five points to the mucoder creation! Really amazing Arpeggiator.
One little thing: As I played with it several time, I always came to the point where I said: There must be either some more LFOs or any kind of modulation depth control for the existing (also a phase offset would be handy). In current state I always have to decide: do I want to arpeggiate OR have a complex gate pattern Or tweak the groove or... but now all at once.
But, anyway, this tool is great!
You have a good point concerning the modulation depth control, I will certainly look into improving on that in the future.
- KVRAF
- 4141 posts since 11 Aug, 2006 from Texas
mucoder,
I noticed the knobs in hypercyclic have the cool click drag in a line to adjust the value. The Juce demo doesn't do that. Did you have to write the code to do that or is there a flag you can set on a button api call?
I noticed the knobs in hypercyclic have the cool click drag in a line to adjust the value. The Juce demo doesn't do that. Did you have to write the code to do that or is there a flag you can set on a button api call?
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 277 posts since 19 Aug, 2006 from Leuven, Belgium
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- KVRer
- 3 posts since 6 Aug, 2005
Hi mucoder !
I try to use hypercyclic standalone version with linux (xubuntu 7.10) but the midi outputs don't work ; midi keyboard input and built-in synth seem ok.
Maybe I forgot something ?
Thanks and sorry for my english, I'm french
I try to use hypercyclic standalone version with linux (xubuntu 7.10) but the midi outputs don't work ; midi keyboard input and built-in synth seem ok.
Maybe I forgot something ?
Thanks and sorry for my english, I'm french
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 277 posts since 19 Aug, 2006 from Leuven, Belgium
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- KVRer
- 3 posts since 6 Aug, 2005
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yes, the midi I/O are listed but the first input of my midi interface (tapco midi.link 4x4) can't be checked while there is a signal.And the outputs don't received midi note (with the built-in synth it's ok)
I don't use jackd (connection manager on linux) but a script-shell aconnect.sh
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 277 posts since 19 Aug, 2006 from Leuven, Belgium
hmm, the trouble is I don't have a midi hardware output interface on my linux test box (not one I have linux drivers for anyway), so this is a scenario I was unable to test yet... If you cannot check some of the inputs/outputs it means the driver does not allow me to connect. Probably coz some other process already reserved it somehow?
could you perhaps try jack midi routing as a workaround and let me know if that works? Feel free to mail me directly if that's more comfortable for you
could you perhaps try jack midi routing as a workaround and let me know if that works? Feel free to mail me directly if that's more comfortable for you
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 277 posts since 19 Aug, 2006 from Leuven, Belgium
hey DrNo, I've not been able to repro this... Could you be a bit more specific about when hanging notes occur? That would help! (OS, host, which input, which plugin are your sending output to, which presets are you using, etc)DrNo wrote:Is there a fix for the hanging notes yet?
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 277 posts since 19 Aug, 2006 from Leuven, Belgium
wow, just came back and found out about the DC results. First congratulated Xoxos of course with his deserved win, but wanted to say something to everyone else too:
To all voters : A big Thank You!!! A No.2 spot was way beyond my wildest dreams!
:tu::tu:
To all fellow developers: Respect!!! I know how much sweat & blood goes into building this stuff! And some truly amazing stuff at that!

To Tuz & Ben : Thank you for creating such a great event!!! Glad to have been a part of it & looking forward to DC08 already...
:party::party:
To all voters : A big Thank You!!! A No.2 spot was way beyond my wildest dreams!
To all fellow developers: Respect!!! I know how much sweat & blood goes into building this stuff! And some truly amazing stuff at that!
To Tuz & Ben : Thank you for creating such a great event!!! Glad to have been a part of it & looking forward to DC08 already...
- KVRAF
- 4760 posts since 26 Apr, 2002 from the bogely factory

