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Phi Curtis Member |
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Another thread about a class I encapsulated has me wondering about a different problem with a different class that I encapsulated. The attached sound has a stereo filter that I encapsulated (it allows you to choose between All Pass, High Pass and Low Pass filters). The problem with it is that it doesn't work with certain types of inputs. For example, it works with audio files or samples as an input, but not with noise. Earlier tonight I was working with it, and had a crossfade going into it, with two samples going in to the crossfade. At first when I compiled it, the fader for the crossfade disappeared from the VCS, but I heard sound coming from the samples. Then, after recompiling it a couple of times, I no longer heard the samples. I'm not sure if I can recreate it with the samples sounding and the fader missing. Now I only get no sound when putting a crossfade into it. I looked at the original example I created it with, but see nothing unusual. thanks, IP: Logged | |
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Alternatively, you could use the following in the ParameterTransformer: code: to block the transformation from extending any deeper than the ParameterTransformers immediate input. (I've attached an example to save you the trouble of recreating the class. It's called New StereoFilters.) IP: Logged | |
Phi Curtis Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Great - thanks! Now I have some other encapsulated classes to fix as well, and replace on the Tweaky. IP: Logged |
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