I haven't tried it, but I would note that many of the manual examples
display a lack of understanding of how the opcode is supposed to work or
what it is useful for.

Do you think it is the example or a bug in the opcode?

Anthony

Steven Yi wrote on 1/4/06 1:51 PM:

> I tried out the wgbrass opcode last night, using the example that is
> in the manual.  It really didn't sound right to me and I thought I'd
> ask if anyone's tried it recently and can let me know if it is working
> correctly.



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> I tried out the wgbrass opcode last night, using the example that is
> in the manual.  It really didn't sound right to me and I thought I'd
> ask if anyone's tried it recently and can let me know if it is working
> correctly.

It has only ever worked at 22050 sampling rate.  Been on my list of to-fix 
for years
==John ff


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Sounds good on this DX486 100 MHz machine at sr=22050 ... ;)


-David

On Jan 4, 2006, at 4:01 PM, jpff wrote:

>
>> I tried out the wgbrass opcode last night, using the example that is
>> in the manual.  It really didn't sound right to me and I thought I'd
>> ask if anyone's tried it recently and can let me know if it is working
>> correctly.
>
> It has only ever worked at 22050 sampling rate.  Been on my list of 
> to-fix
> for years
> ==John ff



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