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sample+hold (as a delay FX) for the Korg Drumlogue
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Missing header #1

Closed briandgregory closed 1 week ago

briandgregory commented 1 week ago

I attempted to build this and resulted in the following:

Installing /workspace/drumlogue/snh Compiling header.c Compiling _unit_base.c Compiling unit.cc In file included from unit.cc:10:0: delay.h:19:24: fatal error: maximilian.h: No such file or directory

ylmrx commented 1 week ago

Yes you need to have the Maximilian lib sources in your tree, as described here : https://github.com/ylmrx/maxisynthsvf?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-build

Bear in mind if you don't intend to code or tweak the fx, there's a pre-built drmlgunit at the root of the repo you can just copy to your drumlogue so you don't need to bother with building it.

I'll add the deps section to the readme here too.

briandgregory commented 1 week ago

Thanks, yes, I figured that out right after I sent these. Sorry for the noise. By the way, are you familiar with the reverb components in the Maximilian lib? There seems to be little to no documentation on these.

-Brian

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Yes you need to have the Maximilian lib sources in your tree, as described here : https://github.com/ylmrx/maxisynthsvf?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-build

Bear in mind if you don't intend to code or tweak the fx, there's a pre-built drmlgunit at the root of the repo you can just copy to your drumlogue so you don't need to bother with building it.

I'll add the deps section to the readme here too.

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ylmrx commented 1 week ago

I wasn't aware of it. It's good to know but it's freeverb, so likely not much better (and certainly not as optimized) than the native one. I'll give it a try when I get the time. :)