Sound2Ctl not responding to R channel [FIXED in 1.9.4b]
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2018 2:31 pm
I'm rounding up a couple old metamodules for the 1.9.5 module submission thread. I thought Slack Panner could be a decent candidate, buuut it looks like Sound2Ctl might be bugged?
The module used signals to Sound2Ctls on both the L and R channels to control panning delay. Sound2Ctls don't seem to be responding to any R signals right now.
Here's a shrunken-and-shrunken-again-to-attachment-sized piece of the old abandoned project it was made for:
It seems like there are *flickers* of R channel activity, but I can't really tell.
Here's what that sounds like now, except compressed to death, but only the rhythm really matters. Wow these files need to be small:
0:20 here is what it used to sound like, so I know it was able to receive the R-channel signals to switch sides at the appropriate times back around 1.9.1
The manual says "Input port of the Sound2Ctl is for receiving the audio signal. Output port of the Sound2Ctl is for transmitting the commands like “set controller X to the value Y”." Is the R channel the command transmission port? Has it always been that way? Or is that something else entirely?
The module used signals to Sound2Ctls on both the L and R channels to control panning delay. Sound2Ctls don't seem to be responding to any R signals right now.
Here's a shrunken-and-shrunken-again-to-attachment-sized piece of the old abandoned project it was made for:
It seems like there are *flickers* of R channel activity, but I can't really tell.
Here's what that sounds like now, except compressed to death, but only the rhythm really matters. Wow these files need to be small:
0:20 here is what it used to sound like, so I know it was able to receive the R-channel signals to switch sides at the appropriate times back around 1.9.1
The manual says "Input port of the Sound2Ctl is for receiving the audio signal. Output port of the Sound2Ctl is for transmitting the commands like “set controller X to the value Y”." Is the R channel the command transmission port? Has it always been that way? Or is that something else entirely?