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Thanks for your thoughts

I figured it out though. Actually rather straight forward.

When the threshold for the Compare module is crossed, the Out of the Mix4 module has already seen the max value. Solution is to set the threshold at (Max - frequency value).


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So....to continue my quest, I whipped up this circuit. In the attached picture I've set it up for 2K Hz. I've calculated the frequency thus:

4294967294/(44100/2000) = 194783097 (rounded)

However I end up with about 1917 Hz, as shown in the second picture. What's wrong with my math? Can someone ...

Thank you for the answers :-)

Regarding C++ modules:
Those are definately possible, and not that difficult. If you know C++, creating a module is relatively straight forward. If you look a the code for ScopeSync, and compare it with the old Scope FX pdf that's floating around somewhere, you have ...

Hi Christian.

I think you can fetch it here (and yes, to my knowledge it works in Scope 7)

https://sonic-core.de/downloads/#elf_l1 ... ZWRyaXZlcg


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Is anyone who is capable of creating new atoms still around?

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Søren (Ravensound)

A simple oscilloscope. Look down in the Devices section

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Søren

I've been missing this, so here ya go :-)

It's very simple - usable from around 20Hz - 2000Hz

Should run with no issues in win10. You'll probably need a redistributable on win7 - let me know if you're missing this. Doesn't run on XP

Let me know if you have any issues with it!
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I'm trying to make a modular device in sdk7. I'm having problems with the graphics of the pads - they don't show up in either the GO tree or the Bitmap window (formerly called central). Can anyone confirm this? How do I edit pad graphics for a modular device in SDK7?

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Søren

Very nice

which tool do you use?

I think you need a Sharc-rig and a licence from Scope to make dsp modules.

You can make your own .dll modules in C++ that'll show up in Scope just like the scripts. If you look thru the code for ScopeSync, you can see how to do it:

https://github.com/bcmodular/scopesync

I would be very interested in this!

I haven't dabbled in python - is it a Runtime Environment? From what I gather, this is what Scope is, and what the scripts are running "on".

Up until now I've resolved missing features with C++ .dll's But there are several scripts I'd like to either fix or ...

Old question, but I'm gonna answer it anyway for others to find :-)

There's a midi filter example in the SDK (\Circuit Design\MIDI Components\). Basically it's a Script ("Midi Filter Two Edit"), that "compiles" a "Status Filter" value (SF) and a "Channel Filter" value (CF) from the choices. These ...

Cool

Happy New year - and get well soon

That's weired - it's the top post under devices - here's a link:

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=36687

Let me know if you find it

Merry early christmas. Look under devices for more detail

/Søren

So...Denmark is shutting down again - fucking Corona... As there's nothing left in my nose by now, I might as well post an early christmas present :)

Nothing new soundwize though, just 1-8 band parametric EQ with a curve interface - peak, shelf and cut (cuts with 2 or 4 pole) + a couple of tools ...

Sorry, yes, for XITE

Also I'm interrested in any experiences with the B450 / B550 chipsets


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Anyone have experience with these chipsets?

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Søren

Hey Bud.

Have you tried using an empty startup project?

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Søren

You can do (almost) anything, as long as you're dealing with async "signals". You can send int, float, even arrays (bit tricky) between win<>Scope. Strings Scope -> win is ok afaik, but the other way is very unstable. Midi signals also, but with the 50ms delay. There may be a way to shorten this ...