`partials.py` seems out of sync with main AMY

[bwhitman]

From discord user mathias:

Guess I found an error in partials.py:

import partials
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/Users/mb/py_test/Amy/partials.py", line 40, in <module>
    def sequence(filename, max_len_s = 10, amp_floor=-30, hop_time=0.04, max_oscs=amy.OSCS, freq_res = 10, freq_drift=20, analysis_window = 100):
                                                                                  ^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: module 'amy' has no attribute 'OSCS'

In amy.py the max_osc-Identifyer (now?) is called MAX_OSCS After I changed the name of the referenced constant importing partials to use Loris as described in the docs works. Of course I am not entirely sure what's the intended solution - the change could be done to OSCS instead of MAX_OSCS in amy.py instead, of course. But to adjust partials.py accordingly appeared to be more logical to me... There is another error in partials.py:

"bp0_target":amy.TARGET_AMP+amy.TARGET_LINEAR,
"bp1_target":amy.TARGET_FREQ+amy.TARGET_LINEAR,

I deleted those lines because TARGET_AMP and TARGET_FREQ are not defined in amy.py Plus during playback there is an error from amy.py, that bp0_target and bp1_target are no valid messages (had to close the shell and only can report from the top of my head - sorry!) Now the partials can be played back, but I did not hear anything and the next time there are errors:

partials.play(s, amp_ratio=2)
386.0
>> partials.play(s, amp_ratio=2)
AMY queue is full
AMY queue is full

[bwhitman]

Working on this now.

I'm fixing #9 by forcing --prefix to be a local directory, which helps with an install (especially using virtualenv or conda or whatever)

Fixed up AMY_OSCS

The bp0 and bp1 have to be rewritten and using ControlCoefs, so we remove TARGET_AMP and TARGET_FREQ