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Chunity working in editor but not in build
by Ly Sigk 25 Jul '21

25 Jul '21

Hi! I am trying to use Chunity for a procedural audio game prototype. It works as expected in the Unity editor, but as soon as I build the project and try to run it there is no sound at all. When running in dev mode I get the following error message: DllNotFoundException: AudioPluginChuck I am using Unity 2020.3.14f1 on MacOs BigSur 11.4. There is a similar issue being reported on the Chuck forums but unfortunately there is not a lot of helpful information: https://electro-music.com/forum/topic-72126.html Any help would be appreciated!

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Re: [chuck-users] ChucK as LV2 plugin for MOD devices
by Michael Heuer 16 Jul '21

16 Jul '21

Hello ChucKers, UPS wrote: > Hi, > Your package is on the way! > From MOD DEVICES GMBH Might anyone know the best way to go about embedding ChucK into an LV2 plugin so that I could run ChucK code as effects on MOD devices? http://lv2plug.in <http://lv2plug.in/> https://wiki.moddevices.com/wiki/Creating_Audio_Plugins <https://wiki.moddevices.com/wiki/Creating_Audio_Plugins> Thanks in advance, michael

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chuck-1.4.1.0 (numchucks) released!
by mario buoninfante 08 Jul '21

08 Jul '21

Hi all, I just installed and quickly checked ChucK 1.4.1.0 on Ubuntu Studio 20.04 LTS and it perfectly works! Thank you all, you did an amazing job with this release. Cheers, Mario PS I only now noticed we now also have SndBuf .frames() method ;) -- musician, QA engineer http://mbuoninfante.tumblr.com/ https://vimeo.com/creativecodingsalerno https://github.com/mariobuoninfante

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Which is the difference?
by Gabriele Battaglia 27 Jun '21

27 Jun '21

Hi. I’m a newbie, so I apologize for this basic question. Which are the differences in between these two constructions? 1. SinOsc s1 => dac; SinOsc s2 => dac; Dn, 2… SinOsc s1 => SinOsc s2 => dac; Thanks. Gabe — Namasté! Sent from Starship iMac27, Captain Battaglia G A B R I E L E . B A T T A G L I A @ G M A I L . C O M --

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Re: [chuck-users] Member help() (Gabriele Battaglia)
by Perry R. Cook 27 Jun '21

27 Jun '21

Gave, Chuck is case sensitive. You declared a lower case foo but then tried to use an upper case Foo. Prc from MyiPhone > *******************************************

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Member help()
by Gabriele Battaglia 26 Jun '21

26 Jun '21

Hi. I’ve installed the new 1.4.1.0. I tried: SinOsc foo; Foo.help(); Console says: class SinOsc has no member “help”. What’s wrong? Thanks. Gabe. — Namasté! Sent from Starship iMac27, Captain Battaglia G A B R I E L E . B A T T A G L I A @ G M A I L . C O M --

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chuck-1.4.1.0 (numchucks) released!
by Ge Wang 26 Jun '21

26 Jun '21

Dear all, chuck-1.4.1.0 (numchucks) is available: http://chuck.stanford.edu/ http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/ This is a significant update to ChucK that addresses many issues while adding new features, UGens, examples, and internal groundwork for future directions. We heartily recommend updating to this latest version. The release notes are reproduced below and can be found at this URL: http://chuck.stanford.edu/release/VERSIONS Thank you and keep on chuckin'... Perry, Spencer, Ge and ChucK Team ------- 1.4.1.0 (NOTE) chuck-1.4.1.0 is the first significant release resulting from a coordinated team effort to update and improve ChucK for teaching and research. In April 2021, Perry and Ge led a ChucK "Global Repair-a-thon", which identified issues and put forth a new Development Roadmap. The ChucK dev team will follow this roadmap for updates, new features, and new ChucK mediums (e.g., Chunity, WebChucK, FaucK, ChucKTrip, and more). Many people were involved in this significant release, including Jack Atherton, Mike Mulshine, Matt Wright, Rebecca Fiebrink, Dan Trueman, Lloyd May, Mark Cerqueira, Mario Buoninfante, Perry Cook, Spencer Salazar, and Ge Wang. Many thanks to everyone who contributed. Happy ChucKing! --- - (added) static Object.help(); All ChucK objects (i.e., all non-primitive types) can now invoke .help(), which will dynamically generate and print to console the description and inheritance hierarchy of the underlying type, as well as the available functions at runtime. This can be called on any object instance or on any class (without an instance): // any object instance SinOsc foo; // print to console info about its underlying type foo.help(); (OR) // call help() from any class (identical output as above) SinOsc.help(); Intended to be a quick runtime reference / learning tool! - (added) examples/help.ck -- show .help() in action - (added) examples/deep/chant.ck (by Perry Cook, 2006) -- a chant singing synthesizer that makes use of ChucK's strongly-time and concurrent programming features. - (added) new Multi-channel LiSa UGens! (LiSa10 was already present) LiSa2 (stereo) LiSa4 (quad), LiSa6 (6-channel; laptop orchestra edition!) LiSa8 (8-channel), LiSa16 (16-channel) - (fixed) LiSa playback bug; voice panning now handles the mono case; previously was silencing voice playback - (added) new STK set/get access functions in FM: float op4Feedback( float value ); Set operator 4 feedback. float op4Feedback(); Get operator 4 feedback. float opADSR( int opNum, float a, float d, float s, float r ); Set operator ADSR: attack, decay, sustain, release. float opAM( int opNum, float value ); Set operator amplitude modulation. float opAM( int opNum ); Get operator amplitude modulation. float opGain( int opNum, float value ); Set operator gain. float opGain( int opNum ); Get gperator gain. float opRatio( int opNum, float ratio ); Set operator frequency ratio. float opRatio( int opNum ); Get operator frequency ratio. float opWave( int opNum, int wave ); Set operator waveform [1-8]. - (added) new Synthesis Toolkit (STK) FM instruments from Perry! HnkyTonk: STK-style Honkey Tonk Piano FM synthesis instrument. (aka, Algorithm 1 of the Yamaha TX81Z DX11 FM synthesizer) FrencHrn: STK-style French Horn FM synthesis instrument. (aka, Algorithm 2 of the Yamaha TX81Z DX11 FM synthesizer) KrstlChr: STK-style "Crystal Choir" FM synthesis instrument. (aka, Algorithm 7 of the Yamaha TX81Z DX11 FM synthesizer) *** for each of these, try using the new .help() to examine its documentation and interface; e.g., HnkyTonk.help(); *** - (added) new Moog function: float filterStartFreq( float freq ); Set filter starting frequency. float filterStartFreq(); Get filter starting frequency. - (added) new STK examples: examples/stk/frenchrn-algo2.ck -- FM French Horn demo examples/stk/honkeytonk-algo1.ck -- fun with FM Honkey Tonk examples/stk/krstlchr-algo7.ck -- heavenly FM Kristal Choir examples/stk/hevymetl-acoustic-algo3.ck -- FM HevyMetl => Nylon Guitar examples/stk/hevymetl-trumpet-algo3.ck -- FM HevyMetl => Trumpet examples/stk/rhodey-song.ck -- a lovely little number - (updated) tweaks to a number of STK UGens, which may result in audio changes; the affected UGens are: BandedWG, BeeThree, FMVoices, HevyMetl, PercFlut, Rhodey, TubeBell, Wurley - (fixed) issue in PluckTwo in computing delay length; this affects the tuning of various plucked string models, including Mandolin. - (added) .frames() for SndBuf and SndBuf2; returns the number of sample frames in the loaded sound file. This is identical in behavior to .samples() -- but for stereo+, .frames() is semantically more accurate than .samples(). - (added) "global" declarations for int, float, string, Object, UGen, Event; this can be used in-language across ChucK files (each file must first "declare" the global value before using it). This also support usage from external hosts such as Chunity. (thanks to Jack Atherton for this work!) - (added) constant power panning (as controlled by the .pan parameter) for all UGen_Stereo--including Pan2, stereo dac, stereo adc; this is controllable using the new .panType parameter. By default, constant power panning is NOT enabled for dac and adc, whose panning behavior is unchanged (panType==0) and favors a kind of unity-gain-preserving but perceptually suspect panning scheme. By contrast, Pan2 will default to use constant power panning (panType==1). This change will alter the effect of any existing code that uses Pan2. Specifically, it will introduce a ~3 dB reduction in the output Pan2 (it is possible to restore the previous behavior by explicitly setting .panType to 0). This ~3 dB reduction corresponds to the equal-powered amplitude value when pan is at center (pan=0). Mathematically, the reduction amount can be calculated using Std.lintodb(Math.cos(pi/4)) (To hear this new behavior, check out): examples/stereo/stereo_noise.ck - (BEHAVIOR CHANGED) clearly separated array.size() and array.capacity(); for historical/compatibility reasons, array.cap() is the same as array.size() and generally should be avoided in favor of either .size() or .capacity() - (BEHAVIOR CHANGED): internally, all ChucK static functions are now passed an extra parameter (Chuck_Type * TYPE) as a pointer to the base type/class. This will affect Chugins, which should be updated/ rebuilt with the latest headers. - (BEHAVIOR CHANGED): when connecting two multi-channel UGen's (both are at least stereo), say LHS => RHS, if LHS channels < RHS channels, the channels will be connected one-by-one up to the LHS channel count; previously, the LHS channels will be automatically repeated to connect to the RHS channels that have no corresponding LHS channels. This behavior can still be achieved by manually connecting the individual channels of LHS and and RHS through LHS.chan(n) and RHS.chan(n). - (fixed) resolved a bug with SndBuf not playing when .rate < 0 and while .pos beyond the end - (fixed) resolved a bug with SndBuf where it could output DC when .rate < 0 after it reaches the beginning of the file (e.g., if the first sample is non-zero) - (fixed) resolved a bug in ADSR when sustain is set to 0 and audio stops, .releaseTime return NaN and basically the world ends (thanks to mariobuoninfante for help in addressing this) - (fixed) reset Gen10 table to allow add/remove partials; thanks to mariobuoninfant - (fixed) updated MidiOut and removed check in order to allow messages of size less than or greater than 3 bytes; thanks to mariobuoninfant for this issue report on Ubuntu Studio 64-bit; this fix addresses the sending of MIDI clock, stop, continue, and SysEx -- also thank you mariobuoninfante for the fix. - (fixed) ChucK shell can now be exited either by the "exit" command or through ctrl-c. Previously. ctrl-c sometimes failed to end the the program due to logic in the global cleanup function; this has been addressed. - (fixed) addressed an issue where Chugins were being loaded twice. - (fixed) the --chugin-load:off option is now correclty taken into account and will appropriately result in no Chugins being loaded. - (deprecated) Chubgraph => (new) Chugraph; Chubgraph will continue to function, with a deprecation warning. - (documentation) updated embedded documentation text for all statically linked UGens and libraries. - (documentation) brought examples in alignment between distribution and the online examples collection; many examples updated for clarity and utility http://chuck.stanford.edu/doc/examples http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/doc/examples - (internal/refactor) the "Mega Merge 2021" integrates a long-standing branch since REFACTOR-2017 that includes support for globals and was the basis for Chunity. Future Chunity releases will align with mainline ChucK language features. (thanks to Jack Atherton for several years of laying the groundwork and for ChucK in Chunity!) - (internal/developement) added m_started flag to the ChucK class to avoid a strange (but mostly harmless) condition when the virtual machine is shutting down and ChucK::run() attempt to call ChucK::start() - (internal/development) Thanks to Mark Cerqueira -- migrated from old Travis CI (continuous integration testing) to GHA (GitHub Actions).

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SndBuf | accessing samples from stereo file
by mario buoninfante 17 Jun '21

17 Jun '21

Hi, I'm working on an algorithm that requires accessing samples from a stereo file and am using SndBuf to achieve that. I was expecting that to work so that samples were returned in "frames", for example: ''' buffer.valueAt(0) = sample 0 on left channel buffer.valueAt(1) = sample 0 on right channel buffer.valueAt(2) = sample 1 on left channel buffer.valueAt(3) = sample 1 on right channel ... ''' but that doesn't seem to be the case. Also SndBuf.samples() always returns the same amount of samples, regardless the file being mono or stereo (the size matches the time in msec, so it seems that reports the size of a single channel). I also played around with .channel(n), but I get the same set of samples regardless the channel number used. Then I just now found out that basically the channels seem to be stored (or at least accessed) sequentially. Let's say you have a stereo file containing 1024 samples (512 per channel), you get: samples 0-511 = left channel samples 512-1023 = right channel I was wondering if my assumption is correct, but also if this is intentional. Cheers, Mario -- musician, QA engineer http://mbuoninfante.tumblr.com/ https://vimeo.com/creativecodingsalerno https://github.com/mariobuoninfante

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ResonZ Documentation
by Matt Comeione 17 Jun '21

17 Jun '21

I was reviewing some code from the “Physics-Based Sound Syntheses for Games and Interactive Systems”. Some of the code examples utilize .gain on the ResonZ filters which is not outlined in the documentation. I was able to extract some information on the documentation of the vec3 and vec4 by looking at the code (additionally have submitted this documentation to GitHub), however, the ResonZ code is a little more elusive. Is there someone that might have some insight into the code that could point me in the direction to where I might find the appropriate relevant code?

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Accessibility request.
by Gabriele Battaglia 16 Jun '21

16 Jun '21

Hi All. I'm new to Chcuk and blind since born. I'd like to contact the Audicle's DEV in order to request accessibility to this IDE which is totally inaccessible under Windows. May some of you can help me with this? Many thanks in advance. Gabe. -- Gabriele Battaglia, IZ4APU (GMail) Sent from TB on Windows 10, Genus Bononiae's computer.

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