i have sorted this but call me crazy but i had an interesting time with the quantizers and i am wondering wether i had the wrong things downloaded, apologies if you dont remember as im aware this was a while back.
i noticed on the code that the scales went from values 0-2047.5 however the dac was setup to 4095, (to also add the extra 5v of offset from CV2) but i spent the last couple of hours figuring out why i couldnt get the scales to track correctly, i noticed the scales were actually spread over twice as many octaves (2 octaves to a volt) making it impossible to get a tuneful scale.
i sorted this by halfing the value the scales read over, in quantizer.cpp changing the line
#define DACTOP 4095 // limit of DAC (2**12-1)
to
#define DACTOP 2047.5 // limit of DAC (2**12-1)
which now makes it play perfectly, the thing im wondering is, is this just me?
i initially thought my output was all scaled wrong however the input matches the output. so i was experiencing an issue with code, but im confused why this has effected me and no one else?
i have solved the problem for me but im just wondering if anyone else has this issue?
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Gonna take this over to AO Dual Quantizer.
Finally have a handful of pages of my own stuff on the wiki after almost 2000 edits lol
Getting started wikifying Sound Bender’s stuff! Trying to always dig for the best person to credit for all those third-party circuits that go into some of these builds.
You’ll also see that module pages now have little [?] links explaining every category.
Also, hey, everyone, reminder: we want to see your stuff on the wiki!!
Make a page for your rack! Add pics of your builds one the page of the modules you’ve built!
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Miraheze is running a fundraiser. I just donated $5.
There’s a PeerTube embedding extension for MediaWiki. But it’s not available at KMW. Is that something you (@AriaSalvatrice) could add, or would that have to be done at the Miraheze level?
I can’t add any extension they haven’t vouched for, but i will look into putting in a request for it
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Looking through it in greater detail: it’s a complex process. We would need every single Peertube instance individually vouched for, and they require a lot out of them to accept them. Given that most instances are operated by individuals, it’d be a lot of trouble.
Here’s how I propose we solve the problem:
as used on your latest page:
Probably a better solution in reality, given the security concerns mentioned in the embed extension writeup!
Thanks!
We’re now up to 150 modules on the wiki!
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Great to see the wiki project took off and works well when I have lulls in activity!
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