As far as I can tell limiter design is a dark art. Here's one (that imposes
a hard limit just within the (-1, 1) range - I made this for "music101" where
I needed a hard limit and am assuming the input signal is a voice (so unlikely
to have extremely fast attacks)...
cheers
Miller
Yes, you must click to focus, then right-click.
The menubar is basically updated each time the window is changed and the
bindings are redone for whatever window is focused. Could this be improved?
Probably. How much can we improve it? Dunno, it might be limited by whatever
the Tk
Thanks Christof! Still I wonder about the reasons for the different
behavior described in my last post.
[table] simply didn't care to disable the property menu. [array define]
is more consequent in this respect.
So can I set all the options from [table's] properties for [array
define] as
* Christof Ressi [2021-04-24 15:27]:
> > Any chance this could be
> > improved in the GUI somehow?
> The improvement is called [array define] ;-) [table] is legacy and shouldn't
> be used in new projects.
Thanks Christof! Still I wonder about the reasons for the different
behavior described in my
Any chance this could be
improved in the GUI somehow?
The improvement is called [array define] ;-) [table] is legacy and
shouldn't be used in new projects.
Generally, use a graphical array if you need the array to be visible,
otherwise use [array define]. The latter still allows you to look
incidentally i noticed the same behaviour today, but found it rather funny
(macOS 10.14.6)
probably because i am old and grew up with windows not in focus not doing
anything.
since on macOS other apps behave mostly differently (the non focus window
accepts control-click), i suspect its a
Hi list,
on OS X and Linux the context menu of a patch behaves differentely
whether the window is focussed (foreground) or not.
Selecting "Help..." for an object in an unfocussed window will open the
introduction help patch regardless, selecting "Open" for a subpatch or
abstraction will silently
Dear list,
Reading from its help patch I understand that [table] actually creates
a graphical array inside a subpatch. The table help patch canvas-help.pd
says that the table data and properties are not stored with the patch
(despite a flag being available in the properties menu). This has
many years ago I did jmmmp/ardourjack-gui-help. not sure if it does what
you wanted, or if it still works (I haven't worked in linux for a long time)
Am 26.03.2021 um 18:42 schrieb Allister Sinclair:
> Passing such a symbol to jack_connect through [shell] ends with:
>
> ERROR ardour:send\
Hi list,
nice weather today, isn't it?
I am trying to understand the [pd compander-limiter] example from
slop~'s help patch because I need a 0dBFS brickwall limiter as
abstraction without externals.
When set to the "no change" parameters, the example will still saturate any
signals hotter than
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