Martin Klang
Martin Klang
I've just identified the same problem, made the same modification, and can confirm it works. Our online hvcc compiler at https://www.rebeltech.org/patch-library has been patched.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37386410/realtime-pitch-shifting-using-tarsosdsp-on-android
You mean: how could an example that does realtime pitch shift with TarsosDSP WSOLA on android help you? Oh, I don't know! Maybe look at this then: https://0110.be/posts/Control_Audio_Time_Stretching_and_Pitch_Shifting_from_Java_using_Rubber_Band_And_JNI
This is so cool Julien! Have you found any negative effects from overclocking? Heat, or USB problems?
It looks like PatchProcessor pointer is not set or is dangling. For some reason in void StompBoxAudioProcessor::setPatch(std::string name) the initialisation happens twice, this looks wrong to me. Try removing PluginProcessor.cpp...
From my point of view, the shortcoming of the library is that it relies on things like STL and is unsuitable for use on embedded hardware (bare bones, not Linux)....
@brs-ableton The product is called Open Sound Module and is an OSC to CV/Gate interface [1], and is open source [2]. It uses the Particle Photon hardware [3] and Broadcom...
So `notein` is working: I send a message with 5 floats to hash `0x67E37CA3` and it comes through: beautiful! And I see that `ctlin` is listed in the supported objects....
ooh there's a VARARG version of message scheduling? nice!
What about [midiout] et c?