On Sat, Dec 17, 2016 at 1:16 PM, Lervik Olav wrote:
> Well faust2faustvst does not seem to work if you want to have a VST
> instrument….
It sure does. Use the -nvoices command line option or 'declare nvoices' in
the Faust source. And read the documenation at:
1) This code is correct, but you can also write like this (using the SR symbol
defined in math.lib):
phasor(f) = f/ma.SR : (+,1.0:fmod) ~ _ ;
2) Then architecture file you are using with this code will have to correctly
gives the actual sample rate at runtime. This works correctly in
Thank you for the response. Still kind of feel like a newbie in faust. Well
faust2faustvst does not seem to work if you want to have a VST instrument….
How would I easily implement the SR symbol in the code? I started with the very
simple Organ Example from the faust website.
// Simple Organ
Assuming you are using the SR symbol (defined in math.lib library) in your
code, and assuming the host actual sample rate is correctly given to the
allocated DSP at runtime, it should work. For VST are you using faust2faustvast
script?
Stéphane
> Le 17 déc. 2016 à 10:08, Lervik Olav