Hi everybody,
I'm studying the FaustLive examples and trying to understand *how a MIDI
information is received by the VSTi plugin *to be possible create a MIDI
synth.
I'm still studying the "flute.dsp" because is simple and works inside my
DAW.
*The problem is:*
Inside the faust code I don't see
You can specify "-xmit 2" at launch time like :
./your_faust_pgm -xmit 2
or you can possibly send on OSC message to change -xmit to 2
Note that aliases work also at "-xmit 0" (which is the default value)
(anything new on the processing side ?)
Stéphane
Le 11 janv. 2016 à 14:21,
It's working now ! Thank you. An other question : is it possible to specify -xmit 2 at compilation time to fix the default transmission mode i.e. something like $ faust2jaqt mydsp.dsp -osc -xmit 2Thanks for helpPierre-- Message d'origine-- De: Stéphane LetzDate: dim.,
On Sun, Jan 10, 2016 at 11:54 PM, Nycholas Maia wrote:
> When I read for the first time about the Faust I was *extremely excited
> *because
> it seemed to me an API "ready for use", especially within the Sibelius /
> Finale.
>
Well, Faust the programming language is already
It looks like you're using the flute.dsp from faust-vst/examples. This
requires the custom instrument.lib in the same place, so make sure that you
invoke it from that directory (otherwise it will pick up the instrument.lib
from the standard Faust library which doesn't define that stkmain
Hi Stéphane,
1- I'm using *Mac OSX 10.10.5*
2- Sorry, I wrote wrong...*the stkmain error is not in FaustLive...is in
the FaustWorks!*
I got FaustWorks from git...
FaustWorks open normally...
Then I open a any DSP example file in a text editor, I copy all lines, and
I paste all lines inside the