Collaborative project!
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@ustk said in Collaborative project!:
the codesign is done with the apple tool if I understand well, nothing to do with the Pace tool right?
yes. an Apple thingy :) super easy to do. just a command in terminal.... and an active Apple Developer Id membership
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I can make Windows and GNU/Linux installers
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@hisefilo I can make mac installers, but you need to provide me with the plugins and I send it back to you for notarization.
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@ustk yes I guess. or I can do the installer but need to investigate how to
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@hisefilo Or, I could prepare the installer project ready and send it to you so you just have to build
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@ustk that will be awesome!!!
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@hisefilo I can Win also, but don't know the installer thing (Running Bootcamp no issues)
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@hisefilo do you have any good links for this "super easy" todo, I'm lost at the moment?
Hise Develop branch
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@ulrik I can tell the command i run. it's
codesign -s "Developer ID Application: [your apple developer id]" [path to your plugin/app]You'll need to get a licence from Apple developer program $100 if you want to sign
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@ulrik and this is the post I followed. for both, notarisation and signing
https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=531663But you dont need to do that. I will codesign and notarise.
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@hisefilo Ok, thanks.
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@lalalandsynth seeing this. like weird keyboard proportions ..... Want to fix that??? we can just use the prior that looks awesome too
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@hisefilo LOL, how did i not notice that , hehe.
Let me see if I can fix this real quickThe first one has faults :)
Fixed.
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Currently finishing the macOS installer project.
Does anyone know if it is possible to insert an image in the custom html files (Intro, Readme...)?
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@ustk Don't know! never tried, but can investigate later if it's needed.
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@hisefilo Sure, it might have something to do with my legendary html skills
<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <body> <div dir="ltr"> <h3 style="text-align: center;"><img src="COLLAB3-LOGO.png" alt="CollaB3"></h3> <p style="text-align: center;">THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING COLLAB!</p> <p style="text-align: center;">COLLAB3 IS A FREE VINTAGE TONEWHEEL EMULATION TO HELP MUSICIANS AND CREATIVES AROUND THE WORLD STAY HOME DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC WORLDWIDE QUARANTINE</p> </div> </body> </html> -
@ustk Just a question about Leslie dsp. Trying to understand your diagram. Are you splitting horn and bass?? I see you are working on 2 chains for delays (if so I was wondering were to change the freq for bass. Maybe that'll add some chorale I really love
On both settings, the treble horn rotates slightly faster than the bass woofer; about 50 revolutions per minute (rpm) for "chorale" and 400 rpm for "tremolo", compared to the woofer's 40 rpm and 340 rpm respectively.
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So the plugin is complete now? Shall I build the Windows version?
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@hisefilo Of course they are split by the crossover (settings from original B3):
Woofer below 800Hz
Horn above 800Hz2 modulators for the 2 different speeds (settings from original B3):
Woofer Low 0.56Hz
Woofer Hi 5.66Hz
Horn Low 0.83Hz
Horn Hi 6.66HzThen the modulation has an added delay line so the level is not in phase with the doppler (should be a PI/2 relation but I adapted it by ear)
I added a bit more complexity for the horn with 2 modulation lines to improve stereoThe horn should always be faster than the woofer (both static speed and acceleration)
Everything is controlled by the ramps
What is exactly the freq you want to change? Or, what is you don't like?
There are not much we can change except crossover, doppler intensity (be careful it's tricky here as the behaviour changes with speed, if you amplify it quickly becomes a nasty vibrato), and modulated level changeThis might be where having an IR is important for the sound you seek ;)
