Ok, thanks
Tidal 1.7.1 is up! Mainly a maintenance release https://github.com/tidalcycles/Tidal/releases/tag/1.7.1
Hi!
I've upgraded at latest versions (both tidal & superdirt) and when some control bus functions are involved in my code it doesn't give any result. i.e.
d1 $ sound "sax" # legato 1 # squizbus 1 "0 1.5 0 1.5" --that's running, but I can't hear the squiz effect
d1 $ sound "sax" # legato 1 # squizbus 1 "0 1.5 0 1.5" # lpfbus 2 "400 2000 3000" # lpq 0.2 --no sound at all....
d1 $ jux rev $ s "sax" # ampbus 1 ("[1 0 [1 0] 1]*6") # legato 1 --no sound at all etc...
There's no error reported on the console. What's going on?
Sorry I missed this message. I think that the most likely problem is superdirt not being up to date. Supercollider quarks can be quite awkward to upgrade sometimes, but superdirt needs to be on v1.7.2
upgraded this week on manjaro linux and mac os catalina (both machines from 2012)
things seem good, thanks!
v1.7.2 is out!
- tidal-parse additions and improved errors, haskellish dependency fix @dktr0
- spring cleaning and delinting, recreated Time.hs, renamed ControlMap toValueMAp @yaxu
- start of major refactoring of chords @cleary
- fix
.
mininotation operator @zudov - stateful event parameters, for counting @yaxu
- Move some stuff from BootTidal.hs to the tidal library, to reduce dependencies there @yaxu
Hey @yaxu. Thanks for the update!
Is it possible for you to talk a bit about this?
- stateful event parameters, for counting
Cheers
@ben he (literally) just covered it in the tidal meet up #1 session. There will be a #2 session in a few hours if you're able to catch it?
I've now posted about it here:
super helpful. love the part where you can paste the tidal startup code in the SC startup file and it loads automatically on opening. brilliant!
@yaxu is it possible (or should it?) to use continuous patterns with control busses?
It looks like that something like this does not work:
d1 $ slow 4 $ s "bev" # lpfbus 1 (slow 16 $ sine * 7000) # legato 1
Am I missing something?
I am surprised that doesn't work, @mrreason.. Will have a think. Feel free to make an issue on github
I found that using:
#lpfbus 1 (segment 128 $ slow 16 $ sine*700)
is the best way of doing this for me.
@yaxu I created a ticket here: Using continuous patterns with control busses needs segment to work properly · Issue #806 · tidalcycles/Tidal · GitHub
@BXHD thanks for the hint! This feels like a workaround but I can work with it for now.
To upgrade to Tidal v1.7.2 is cabal upgrade Tidal the correct command or cabal v1 upgrade? Thnx!
cabal update
+
cabal install tidal --lib
Hi mate and Thanks for your reply!
cabal update + cabal install Tidal - - lib actually messed up everything!
Possibly due to the installation I did of v1.7.1 via cabal v1-update + cabal install Tidal.
I have deleted both .ghc and .cabal folders and reinstalled using cabal v1-update + cabal v1-install Tidal. Now v1.7.2 is working fine. I am on Catalina by the way...
hey hey
I get this error while running the command cabal v1-install tidal from the terminal
Warning: cannot determine version of /usr/bin/gcc :
""
xcrun: error: invalid active developer path (/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools), missing xcrun at: /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin/xcrun
gcc' failed in phase
C Compiler'. (Exit code: 1)
Hi @fran,
It looks like you need to install the 'xcode commandline tools' for compiling software. This command should hopefully fix it:
xcode-select --install
v1.7.3 is up! Mainly bug/performance fixes
- Signed ratio shorthands now supported @ndr_brt
- OSC API - mute/unmute stream @mindofmatthew
- improve performance of playFor/seqP @yaxu
- Expand tests with autodiscovered laws @RSWilli
- Add
getState
to BootTidal @mindofmatthew - add fadeTime / fadeInTime / fadeOutTime params for grain envelopes @yaxu
- Fix for nrpnn and nrpnv params @yaxu
- Disable busses for MIDI parameters @mindofmatthew