Ruby Script Midi Out Problem (For Random Output)

[DSP-Robotron]

Here is a different fix for the problem by sending notes off to all available ports without randomization.
The randomization code is now part of the Arpeggiator.

[DSP-Robotron]

I just realized that the last set of oscillators were combined the wrong way and the result was that it was producing only one sound instead of three. This should work better. I think. Maybe not.

[DSP-Robotron]

Every single one has some issues. After fixing the Arp switching code the ADRS envelopes continued the problem. Without ADSR it's working without sustaining sounds but a clicking sound is noticeable on every note change.
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[Spogg]

I’m decorating at the moment so don’t have much FS time.

But I had a quick look at this yesterday. I added ADSRs to it but the issue of very high CPU seems to be down to the Ruby Arps, specifically the grid displays. If you hide the grid step displays from the front panel the CPU goes very low. I messed around a bit but didn’t get anywhere unfortunately, so I think it needs one of our Ruby wizards to take a look.

[DSP-Robotron]

Every single module seems to have some issues. So far I'm disappointed by the Ruby script performance and the fact that all the ADSR envelopes are not functioning properly at all. Even your synth Quilcom-Adder-1.08-Flowstoners has the same ADSR problem. Maybe it's a C++ runtime issue or bug.

[kortezzzz]

Hi there.

I'm not sure if this is exactly what you were looking for, but I've hacked it a little, so give it a try. Attached.

However, also couldn't see any logical reason to set the sequencers at full octave range steps. I believe you wanted to make one step per note, didn't you? Anyway, you can easily switch between both