| Thanks John. I'm determined to find as many issues as I can with the
new parser before it comes online as default.
On 15 October 2011 13:31, john ffitch wrote:
> That is a bug; the new parser does not do the out opcode mapping that
> I added to csound some years ago. This will need to be fixed
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> ==John ffitch
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>>>>>> "Rory" == Rory Walsh writes:
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> Rory> Although nchnls is set to two I only output to one channel. It's not
> Rory> such a problem it runs with the new parser, the problem is that the
> Rory> signal on the right channel is full of high pitched noise. Would it be
> Rory> possible in such situations to send whatever is on the left channel to
> Rory> the right channel also? Or simply add an error or warning stating the
> Rory> problem? I know it's obvious to anyone who's used Csound before, but
> Rory> to a beginner it's not.
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> Rory>
> Rory>
> Rory> -odac
> Rory>
> Rory>
> Rory> nchnls = 2
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> Rory> instr 1
> Rory> a1 oscil 30000, 220, 1
> Rory> out a1
> Rory> endin
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> Rory>
> Rory>
> Rory> f1 0 1024 10 1
> Rory> i1 0 100
> Rory>
> Rory>
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