Tim Janik

Thank you for your efforts. While this had been merged into Beast, Beast development is continued in [Anklang](github.com/tim-janik/anklang/). Anklang has recently gotten Jack support, based on your PR submission.

On 12.05.2017 21:03, swesterfeld wrote: > > Here is a suggestion of how the mapping slider -> time could work: > > 0 0 > 1 1.92 > 2 15.7...

I think the slope approach is a bit over the top... You're right about the monotonically increasing requirement though. Looking at the function again, a much better approximation in practice...

Stefan, can you please work this into a pull request?

> Yes, thats what I was looking for. Using f(x)=x^slope is not only always monotonically increasing and adjustable, it is also trivial to invert (x^(1.0/slope)). Indeed, hadn't thought of it...

It'd be great to have this ported to the new AudioSignal::Processor API and also be able to enable key-tracking

Hey Stefan, this looks mostly good, a bit of polishing is left though: * Please squash the intermediate commits that contain "bug fix" and "printf". As long as things aren't...

Thanks for that report. It'd be really good if you could try to nail this down to a version that is dead simple to reproduce, e.g. point at an example...

Thanks @pmed. One question, I was expecting auto_wrap_objects() to instantiate a template that calls the copy ctor. So that having a copy ctor only becomes a requirement for class_ instances...

I've also been running into functions that return temporaries and came to the same conclusion, they should be heap-copied and wrapped. So I gave it a shot at patching v8pp...