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Nu Audio Science ·
OSM
This has to be a bug
Basically if you use a pack component then the first input has to have something going through it or the other three inputs do not work
Also it seems that even simple code as included in this OSM does not work when packed either
I originally posted this in the beta test forum but i have checked it in 1.09 too and it happens there too
I've stripped this out of our synth to make it easier to see whats goin OSM has beeen sent to Malc too
Hopefully this can get sorted quickly because packing is a very useful tool while optomising
NAS
MyCo ·
I don't get it... where is the problem? Your schematic is so big, that I don't know what you mean.
That's what you described, but it works here:
Nu Audio Science ·
Oh well
If you had looked inside my OSM you would find that that isnt happening at all
I guess i will track down where the issue is then
But then again i am not packing float data
I am packing MONO data but that shouldnt make a difference
NAS
MyCo ·
well... as I said, I don't know where your problem is, because:
1. I don't know what you expect, that schematic should do
2. there are unconnected wireless inputs
3. there are no packs with an empty first input, like you described
4. the schematic is to big to find I bug, that you never exactly described (see point 1.)
Nu Audio Science ·
Nevermind im sure ill get it sorted
Pointless even posting here
NAS
MyCo ·
sorry, that you think that I want to attack you... that wasn't my intention.
I just wanted you to know, that nobody could find a bug with a huge schematic and a missleading bug description.
You said that the bug appears when you disconnect osc1 (I've seen the post before you changed it ) 😈 But I still don't get it, shure there is no sound, but that's because the switches are all off, so you have to turn on osc 2 and or 3 and everything is ok
Nu Audio Science ·
Nope it isnt but dont worry
Oddson delete this thread dude please
I won't be reporting anything else
Cheers
NAS
EDIT
Actually i sorted it out
Something i had been told to do to save a little CPU was causing the problem
Basically if you have multiple streams attached to the same input on the mono pack it will send them all as long as the first connected isnt switched off
So i needed to combine all the streams into a poly to mono before feeding the input on the pack
Seemed to a few people i spoke to that the pack being mono would be permanantly active because it is mono but this is not the case
MyCo ·
No, there is realy a bug... I post the schematic... it's a weird thing
MyCo ·
OK... here it is (attachement)...
it is a stripped down version of the file above. When you load it, the osc should pass through the second switch to input 2 of the pack module... but there is no sound. If you disconnect input 1 of the pack module, you get sound
Nu Audio Science ·
Yes it seems that the pack is a hybrid of poly and mono and multiple connections have to be connected before the poly to mono
It means using extra poly to monos to pack the signals but it works
Basically the pack 4 isnt always active like other mono components
It only becomes active when the first connector on any given input is active
It can be worked around and i have posted the fix below
Modified your Pack issue2 OSM
Fix
NAS
infuzion ·
Nu Audio Science wrote: Yes it seems that the pack is a hybrid of poly and mono and multiple connections have to be connected before the poly to mono
It means using extra poly to monos to pack the signals but it works
Basically the pack 4 isnt always active like other mono components
It only becomes active when the first connector on any given input is active
It can be worked around and i have posted the fix below
Modified your Pack issue2 OSM
Fix
NAS
Nice trouble shooting NAS!
& good info for the WIKI
malc ·
Indeed, this is an issue with Poly to Monos being connected to a Selector or Multiplexer which switches them in or out of the audio path. It's independent of whether you use a Pack/Unpack.
We'll need to look at the compiling process to see if there's anything we can do about this.
NAS has highlighted a good workaround (have the P2Ms to the right of the selector/multiplexer).
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