Collaborative project!
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@hisefilo You can't delete history :)
Well you can, but it might screw up the git for everyone else...
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I think this is the command you want, use with caution - https://git-scm.com/docs/git-revert
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@d-healey LOL this is to dangerous for me :) I can't even do a merge properly
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@d-healey Isn't there an option like you can clone the repo based on the last commit? If not they should add that :)
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@lalalandsynth Checked the mono in all config of Leslie/Chorus, it's straight like the justice!
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@ustk yes I guess. I will investigate later. just ignoring files will save space in the future:)
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@ustk well I guess we are all set :) will start compilation later.
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@hisefilo One thing, the low speed seems to have a too large level deviation (especially the woofer).
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@ustk I agree. Like a bit less. just a bit
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@hisefilo I forgot, I said a while ago the chorus would have a stereo option for a pro version but I couldn't resist to do it know, which explain why it sounds better too :)
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@ustk LOL there's a LOT to be done for a pro version.
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@hisefilo Haha :)
Ok, I tamed the woofer level deviation just a wee bit... -
@ustk are you reading my mind?
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@hisefilo What for
New commit => changed chorus SVF filters (yes I added a crossover to the chorus :) ) for Linkwitz-Riley -
I'm waiting for my friend's review and then we'll be close to compiling! once again...
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@ustk testing like ..... A LOT here. The only thing I see is turning down gain4 node, sounds better (I prefer to smooth it but can't figure out how)
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@hisefilo will check that in a moment
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So, how do I go about getting the installers and testing ?
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@lalalandsynth final tweaking a few things. hope to compile tonight :)
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@ustk well I did some tweaks. Regarding new leslie makes click noise too much evident. also bypassed gain4 hoping you to just lower it down. but.... IMHO this is sounding so so nice, I'm good to compile