Eventually I'll see you in court over this. You would be smarter to apologize.

Added auto makeup now too, and the makings of a method that provides a fairly efficient way of figuring out the db meters for each section fo the crossover, I call the method float summing. I avoid the need to calculate linear to db multiple times, and instead you only need to gauge it once and then ...

Useful, thanks

I was thinking about Ruby and patches for let's say a synth. It'd be great if all of the samples were in the dll somehow; but obviously that would require them being text. It may be possible to do such a thing with ruby, has anyone else had experiences with such a thing in ruby? And not so much in ...

Well, this is a naive filter that sounds quite nice. It's why it's reffered to as a "naive" filter. They're non-scientific and they sound nice.

Probably one of the smoother things I've heard, but then again; it's not science. But if it sounds smooth, who cares?
Flowstone is not only for making ...

The best method to achieve this is a five band naive crossover, followed by a parabolic saturation module (personally I'd use it three times over [one channel:mono,two channels:varying stereo widths] employing optional high pass and low pass so as to be able to control the amount of affect to the ...

Perhaps this mouse controller ruby code might be handy for you, at least as a reference. I was looking at the ruby adsr code and realized what was possible. Anyways, I was giving thought to making a pure Ruby GUI for an EQ; and came up with this basic start.

I noticed, at times; your terrormin ...

Here's a video I made:

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I'll be adding Ruby to the end signal so as to maybe avoid issues in reason.

I'd noticed the weight on the cpu also and surmised that perhaps sending the signal from a code filter arp then to ruby might make an arpeggiator midi control more compatible with products like reason.

So, often midi will be routed to have many connections. if Ruby were that bridge and route to the ...