Tom Barham
Tom Barham
So what we call the "ADSR" module is just a curve that has a few stop points - there's no way for it to return to the regular volume when...
Can you elaborate on this? It sounds kinda like you meant "sticky notes", I'm not sure what a "sticky node" would be...
Hey, thanks for reporting the issue! The error looks like something’s up deep inside LLVM. Are you able to get a stacktrace for where the segfault is happening? That should...
Hey, thanks for the stack trace. That certainly helps to narrow it down, I'm guessing the IR the compiler is providing to LLVM's JIT is invalid somehow in a subtle...
I've pushed a commit to fix those casts, however I haven't had any luck replicating the segfault on Linux (admittedly with WSL, but I don't think that should make a...
@remaininlight Hey, sorry for taking a while to get back to you... had a busy weekend :) That makes sense with the branching. However, I am concerned that using that...
Hey! Just wanted to say, thanks for the continued interest/work on this :) Unfortunately I don't think we'll be able to get away with just an `Any` type. Since we're...
Hey, thanks for opening the issue (and sorry for taking so long to write a reply!). Using a standard backend framework like DISTRHO or JUCE is definitely something I’ve considered,...
To clarify, this only happens when the node is first created? Or it happens whenever the frequency/q are zero?
Hey, thanks for looking into this. At this point I'm honestly not sure what's going on... Axiom itself doesn't use QVariant so it seems like Qt's using it for something...