Hi All, I've perused the list archive and have seen some discussion of this issue, but I have another question regarding deletion of units. Quoting from prior...
Hello David, ... As a matter of fact, deletion does not complete until all scheduled future events, like stop(time) or set(time), for that unit are complete....
Hi Phil, That's great! I was just assuming that delete would delete a unit immediately when called. This should work just fine for me. Thanks so much! david...
I have finally found a tutorial that explains GridBagLayout well. They are actually simpler to use than I thought, and very powerful. They are handy when you...
yeah, if your stuck writing applet interfaces.. (shudder) ;) BoxLayout is your friend otherwise. rf...
Ryan Francesconi
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Nov 8, 2001 11:41 pm
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Hey Guys, use Forte for Java and you will never have a problem with GridbagLayout anyway, also you learn to deal with it. And this does not mean, that you do...
Hey there all you JSyn application developers... www.java.sun.com\products\javawebstart Java Web Start is this totally happening way of distributing and...
Hello I would like to develop some jsyn apps under ppc linux. (whilst waiting for macosx jsn :) ) i notice that the jsyn sdk for linux is intel based. is there...
Hello Matthew, ... Interesting thought. But to run LinuxPPC, I would need a new Mac. And if I had that, my first priority would be getting JSyn running on Mac...
Hello Phil, I really hope that you will get a new Mac for christmas, in order to bring us JSyn for OS X. I'm running OS X full time since 10.0.0 and can say...
Nico Wald
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Nov 11, 2001 12:40 am
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Yet another reason to implement Phil.clone() ... Doctor Nerve Home Page, http://www.doctornerve.org Interactive Computer Music, http://www.punosmusic.com Java...
right that settles it. i'm writing to santa seriously tho, is there no way to generate some ppc binaries using the arch flag on gcc or something? (i know...
The biggest issue in getting JSyn to run on LinuxPPC is knowing whether the PortAudio Unix OSS implementation will run on LinuxPPC. It contains almost all of...
this may not be totally jsyn orientated, but.... a friend of mine wants to develop midi/ synth apps under linux. good timing is important to the music he'll be...
Hi All, I am running beta jsyn on Linux. I have two (possibly) related questions: 1) Roughly every 6 or 7 times that I start my application, I get no sound ...
Hello David, Thanks for the feedback about JSyn on Linux. I haven't heard many reports so this is very useful information. By the way, what Linux are you...
Hi all, I'm writing an application which basically has several 'note generators' which output musical data to one or more 'instruments' that make the sound ...
Hi P! A while ago, I was exactly there! The nice thing is, jsyn allows for quite an exact timing, that works with scheduling events in the future. So the more...
jo
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Nov 18, 2001 6:05 pm
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Hello Phil, Having sequencers observe a Timer thread is perfectly sound. I use that technique when there are multiple objects all synchronized to a "beat". If ...
Hey jsyn-ers -- I'm fooling with some stuff where I need to get sample-accurate delays (like, 4 samples or 3 samples) and haven't seen any units that do quite ...
Bradford Garton
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Nov 20, 2001 1:19 am
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... The Observer/Observable concept is a powerful design pattern. Basically Observers register as listeners to an Observable object. When the Observable object...
Hello Brad, ... Hmmm. This would be good to add. How about if I added these units: DelayOne for [Z-1] DelayTwo for [Z-2] DelayThree for [Z-3] DelayFour for...
... I am considering adding a mode where the calculation block size can be set to one instead of eight for a circuit to allow precise control over delay in a...
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... This would solve my immediate need, but how about a more generic "delay" unit that would allow the specification of delay time or buffer size in samples...