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Discussion in 'Effects and the DSP' started by Tril, Jun 2, 2005.
I took a look at your C++ code to see why the fix was necessary, and I noticed something that you might want to change.
BTW: You can use memcpy to copy the defaults instead of using a loop (if you want to)).
BTW2: My phaser does have a similair issue (although with my phaser it should have corrected itself (but is probably a related problem)), so I am glad that you caught that .
Approx. 25 of your parameters (when being set) call your general_parameters function (which writes 10 tram addresses). This means that anytime that set_all_params is called, your are writing to the DSP approx. 250 times (re-writing those same 10 tram addresses approx. 25 times).
Personally I would modify the set_all_params function, such that it only calls your general_parameters functions once.
Copy all the new paramters to the _param array.
Call set_param for those couple of paramters that do not call the general_parameters function.
Call general_params once.
Good idea. I admit I was a bit lazy.
I have said this once however it may have been ignored for good reason, why dont we use the existing distance data to calculate gain correction also? all you have to do is use the inverse square law http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/acoustic/invsqs.html#c3 to calculate out the difference in volume for each speaker and 'swap' them so that the speaker that is furthest recieves the most gain the second furthest the second most etc. I have done this in conjunction with the plugin however I assume it could be implimented quite easily (i am not a programer so I could be way off here)... Thanks!
Version 3537 is back. I thought nobody used 3537 anymore as 3538m now provides good asio performance and it has ufx compiled for it.
I´m sorry i haven´t been active for a while (has been out of town for a while)..
I really aprisiate you effort to help me, and finally it is working.. It is a very nice plugin, and i´m using it with much pleasure.
Does a plugin for phase ajustments exist? I am thinking of a plugin that kan adjust the phase for a signal in intervals of 90degrees or simular?
Anyone is free to modify the plugin and release a new version once the new features work well. The code is included with the driver.
This feature was requested before but I did not know how to implement it and I was not sure that it was possible to do.
I don't plan on working on any plugins again. I've lost interest and I no longer have a kX compatible soundcard in my pc.
EDIT : I just noticed that thus thread has over 10,000 views. Seems like a lot of people are interested in this plugin.
thanks for the response! I am not able to code however to anyone who would be willing to do the coding i can explain what would need to be done; please ask for more detailed info if this example does not help...

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