SynthMakeradamszabo ·
Hmm, is it me or the delay sync from the analog kit is broken? Was it always like this or it happened in SM2? Everything works fine, except these settings:
1/1 1/2d 1/1d 1/2t 1/1t
Any ideas what I should do?
Sync delay from analog kit
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infuzion ·
If you pull out the Code version of the delay from the Delay module in your Toolbox, it will work.
Can someone else test the ping-pong delay from the analog kit in SM1.1.x please? I think we may have found another SM2 bug...
stw ·
adamszabo wrote: Hmm, is it me or the delay sync from the analog kit is broken? Was it always like this or it happened in SM2? Everything works fine, except these settings:
1/1 1/2d 1/1d 1/2t 1/1t
Any ideas what I should do?
It's not a bug it's because you break the default delay memory limit of 44100 samples. All the mentioned times are beyond that max. If you need a bigger buffer you have to alter the settings in the code to your needs. E.g float mem[88200]; float memmax = 88199;
etc.
infuzion ·
stw wrote: It's not a bug it's because you break the default delay memory limit of 44100 samples. All the mentioned times are beyond that max. If you need a bigger buffer you have to alter the settings in the code to your needs. E.g float mem[88200]; float memmax = 88199;etc.
I thought that, but try replacing just the ASM with the Code from the Toolbox in SM2; seems to work then.
adamszabo ·
Ah yeh, changing the buffer size fixes it. But it also works if I use the code version, with the smaller buffer. Wierd...
stw ·
infuzion wrote: stw wrote: It's not a bug it's because you break the default delay memory limit of 44100 samples. All the mentioned times are beyond that max. If you need a bigger buffer you have to alter the settings in the code to your needs. E.g float mem[88200]; float memmax = 88199;etc.
I thought that, but try replacing just the ASM with the Code from the Toolbox in SM2; seems to work then.
Hm... i can't confirm that here. The code version doesn't work too. Though it sounds sometimes like working because it's doing the read/write the other way round than the Analog ASM code. In the code version the buffer is only filled up to the maxmem value. The index stays 0 for every sample above. So if you listen carefully you'll notice that some input is delayed and played back (in the right time) and some won't be read at all.
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