| The following orc compiles just fine with version 3.482, but with 3.484
I get the following error:
CONVOLVE: output channels not equal to number of channels in source
Has there been a change in convolve? Documentation only lists one
argument for ain.
Thanks for your time.
David M. Boothe, Audio Director
Lyrick Studios, Dallas, TX
;convolution test - orc--------------
sr = 44100
kr = 4410
ksmps = 10
nchnls = 2
instr 1
ilen = 4.049
idly = (ilen*kr)/kr
asend soundin 711
a1,a2 convolve asend,102,0
krms1 rms a1
krms2 rms a2
a1.1 gain a1,sqrt(krms1)*2.5
a2.1 gain a2,sqrt(krms2)*2.5
adly delay asend, idly
amix1 = adly+a1.1
amix2 = adly+a2.1
aout1 balance amix1,asend
aout2 balance amix2,asend
out amix1,amix2
endin
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Hello everybody
I'm using csound 3.45, with OS 6.2 and a INDY.
I'd tried to expand de HRTFcompact.tar.z and the results were,
when running csound, a bad message that said: error in read.
The question: where may I get the correct tar.z for my OS (6.2)
Thanks in advance.
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From: "Matt J. Ingalls"
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Subject: that convolve bug
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that someone posted a few hours ago works on the Mac port, at least.
are you sure your convolve.* file was analyzed as stereo?
-matt
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From: David Boothe
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Yes. When compiled with Winsound 3.482 and Maldonado's RT Sound
everything works - correct messages from the program and resultant
soundfile is stereo. I only get the message with Winsound 3.484.
Thanks.
-David.
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From: Matt J. Ingalls [mailto:ingalls@mills.edu]
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Subject: that convolve bug
that someone posted a few hours ago works on the Mac port, at least.
are you sure your convolve.* file was analyzed as stereo?
-matt
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Hi Folks. This statement: i7 = (p5<0? 1.021975/cpspch(abs(p5)) :
cpspch(p5)/1.021975)
is from Jim Dashow's "In Winter Shine" orc, specifically from instr 15.
The first value for p5 in the score is 0.
Usually, dividing 0 by x = 0, but for some reason, in csound, cpspch(0) =
1.022 and the "if not" part of the conditional, returns 1.
What's going on here?
Cheers
Arne
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