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- Posted by 2023 (2.26.163.x) on March 30 2023, 12:16pm in 6659:
indeed..with unrivalled "powers" we could suggest a few workable options..these options may affect people such as yourself...interested in these ideas at all? (being just 3 simple things) thanx!
- Posted by masto (31.37.8.x) on March 28 2023, 2:11pm in 6657:
I've always been frustrated because I know that more sports would make me happier but I just don't do it. What made you "switch"?
- Posted by Ian the The (165.225.94.x) on March 28 2023, 6:29am in 6653:
Ha, somebody was listening to the "No such thing as a fish" podcast last week ;)
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.200.x) on March 27 2023, 9:22am in 6647:
Null-byte, not -byte
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.200.x) on March 27 2023, 9:21am in 6647:
Though they end at the first -byte in the string you want to store.
- Posted by 2023 (2.26.163.x) on March 26 2023, 5:13am in 6653:
just barely as a guess? might be tough niiice..some them titles alone can cast a few memories..cheerz!
- Posted by Buy One (95.135.211.x) on March 22 2023, 7:44pm in 6650:
OK, are they stored in the RAM and so there's no way to get hold of them?
- Posted by Justin on March 22 2023, 6:36pm in 6650:
(not in the project file, and if you quit reaper and restart they reset)
- Posted by Justin on March 22 2023, 6:35pm in 6650:
ah, those don't persist across reaper sessions
- Posted by Buy One (95.135.211.x) on March 22 2023, 3:05pm in 6650:
Specifically the settings 'Include track items in template' and 'Include track envelopes in template' of the Save track template dialogue
- Posted by Justin on March 22 2023, 3:02pm in 6650:
which states specifically? they are in various places, and some are global (not per-project)
- Posted by Buy One (95.135.211.x) on March 22 2023, 10:47am in 6650:
Oh, read too much into it... I'm basically trying to figure out where toggle states per project are stored.
- Posted by Justin on March 21 2023, 9:23pm in 6649:
that's what I meant
- Posted by ryan (98.97.20.x) on March 21 2023, 3:10pm in 6649:
what if it was narrative, i.e. with actors and not a documentary?
- Posted by Buy One (95.135.211.x) on March 21 2023, 11:51am in 6647:
Great!
- Posted by Buy One (95.135.211.x) on March 19 2023, 4:37pm in 6644:
Will you start coding REAPER using AI? LOL
- Posted by Gio (85.74.109.x) on March 17 2023, 9:56am in 6646:
It's a surprise to me that Justin's most innovative software -NINJAM- barely gets any attention at all. I guess people are busy figuring out who has the most beautiful icons and/or dark mode in social media.
- Posted by 2023 (2.26.163.x) on March 15 2023, 2:17am in 6640:
the level of skill is totally credible these days..check the 3d makeup artists are also really inventive kikin artistic arse imo..>> bing.com/images/search?q=3d+makeup... like!
- Posted by 2023 (2.29.234.x) on March 9 2023, 10:17am in 6636:
indeed- silliest thing is...we are ALL naturally psychic or telepathic to some degree...so secrets seem....quite pointless overall ! =)
- Posted by 123697656 (186.210.28.x) on March 9 2023, 12:44am in 6638:
So no CockOS?
- Posted by Onoff (31.37.8.x) on March 6 2023, 9:23pm in 6630:
I love your answer. What's the hardest way to learn music?
- Posted by Kevin (184.170.240.x) on March 6 2023, 6:32pm in 6629:
Sedona definitely has awesome trails. Thanks for replying and inspiring the world with your software!!!
- Posted by Gio (94.70.16.x) on March 6 2023, 5:59pm in 6634:
swell-types.h: TCITEM and TC* variants, swell-functions.h: TabCtrl_*. I wouldn't use tab control on anything major as it has many drawing issues in Windows related to dialog textures. Although for simple things is okay.
- Posted by olilarkin (95.91.215.x) on March 6 2023, 5:32pm in 6634:
it's never that clear to me how much i can do in VS resource editor that will get converted via swell_resgen
- Posted by olilarkin (95.91.215.x) on March 6 2023, 7:11am in 6634:
Er, yes please!
- Posted by Justin on March 6 2023, 4:18am in 6633:
Probably not as common as in Brazil! When we eat other cuisines for sure, but in plain 'ol american food, trying to think of something.. Hoppin' John maybe?
- Posted by daniellumertz (189.112.245.x) on March 5 2023, 9:11pm in 6633:
Is common to eat rice and beans in US? In Brazil is like the base of every meal
- Posted by Justin on March 3 2023, 5:40am in 6628:
Take your pick
- Posted by 2023 (2.29.234.x) on March 2 2023, 9:06am in 6628:
hey-- no stems...just any full mix...mp3 or whatever is fine.....your call =) (1,or more tracks can work)
- Posted by Justin on February 27 2023, 5:42pm in 6621:
no problem sorry if I'm too abrupt in my responses :)
- Posted by Chris (46.114.206.x) on February 27 2023, 11:34am in 6625:
Ok xD
- Posted by 2023 (2.29.234.x) on February 26 2023, 3:53am in 6621:
ahh rightright ok- very good..could you accept apologies for some really dumb and highly annoying questions by a web idjut..thanx if so!!
- Posted by Justin on February 25 2023, 3:12am in 6621:
you'd have to be more specific in which JSFX don't work, but in general they probably require a newer API that isn't there... e.g. super8 uses one that lets you export media to the project...
- Posted by 2023 (2.29.234.x) on February 24 2023, 8:39pm in 6621:
ahh the ol "answer without an answer" thing..cool...but! how would a [noob coder] achieve such a task in actual practice? please+thankyou!
- Posted by Jonah (172.251.230.x) on February 20 2023, 7:08pm in 6618:
Ok so the actions do work but the maybe those are some super specific touch gestures then that are touch screen only? It's hard hard not to wonder! The last I see those gestures talked about is in the pre-release forum in 2011 by EvilDragon: forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=91000
- Posted by Justin on February 20 2023, 6:45pm in 6618:
Those actions should do things if you bind them to a MIDI controller or mousewheel or OSC. They only make sense in that context, not in the "run from menu" context (hence "MIDI CC relative/mousewheel" etc)
- Posted by Jonah (172.251.230.x) on February 20 2023, 5:05am in 6618:
hmmm so maybe those 2 actions are broken then, as running them from the actions menu doesn't do anything either. What are those actions supposed to do?
- Posted by Justin on February 20 2023, 3:36am in 6618:
I think it's device dependent!
- Posted by Jonah (172.251.230.x) on February 20 2023, 12:53am in 6618:
What you are describing seems like mousewheel and horizwheel on a trackpad. In the stock Reaper config, MultHoriz is mapped to View: Scroll view horizontally one page reversed (MIDI CC relative/mousewheel) & MultVert is mapped to View: Scroll view vertically one page (MIDI CC relative/mousewheel). Running the actions doesn't seem to do anything either. Seems like a mystery only you would know the answer to! After all it's in Reaper :)
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.205.x) on February 14 2023, 10:04am in 6613:
It was. Should you ever be able to watch it you'll definitely not regret it :) (but yeah, so much to do, so little time)
- Posted by Matt (149.86.0.x) on February 12 2023, 12:01pm in 6598:
Really liked The Menu. Ralph Fiennes is awesome :)
- Posted by Justin on February 12 2023, 3:55am in 6610:
Starting point: tech.ebu.ch/docs/r/r128.pdf
- Posted by Gio (94.70.29.x) on February 12 2023, 12:43am in 6609:
I hope for something like you described. Obviously needs to be examined once/if it becomes a de facto - also a lot of Open Source high quality software will suffer in some degree. Generally, I would wish for higher security, local community had been targeted many times with malicious tactics, often involving lose of money from banks, etc.
- Posted by Alison (173.68.72.x) on February 11 2023, 10:48pm in 6610:
Hm, I was thinking of implementing it. But, I suppose the latter would be interesting to me as well!
- Posted by Justin on February 11 2023, 10:11pm in 6610:
From what perspective, implementing it, or what the implications are as a user?
- Posted by Justin on February 11 2023, 10:10pm in 6609:
I doubt there would be enough of a consensus of "best practices", other than really avoiding obviously-bad stuff. And it would have to be litigated anyway.
- Posted by Alison (173.68.72.x) on February 10 2023, 6:25pm in 6610:
Thanks for the response! Do you have any recommended readings for understanding this in more detail?
- Posted by Gio (94.70.29.x) on February 10 2023, 6:18pm in 6609:
Currently, I don't know what the available options are, I guess I will decide when I read the legislation in my native language. It looks like that at some point I will have to move from my beloved WDL_ to the horrific std:: in order to be in compliance with ``industry best practices''. Did you notice the grammar? Not *good* practices but *best* practices, LOL.
- Posted by 2023 (2.29.234.x) on February 9 2023, 12:42pm in 6603:
yes thanx... it would seem some the stock plugins are actually jsfx as vst? (reaeq,readelay,realimit??) +reaplugs is good for now,but have found many jsfx will not load due to incompatability issues...? why are some jsf working but many others are not?? cheerz.
- Posted by mike s (173.70.39.x) on February 9 2023, 5:00am in 6607:
yea man, it was a night and day difference . ive been looking for that option in my bios for so long to disable it, they called it "smt" though lol...i tax my computer pretty bad with multichannel stuff . was just reachin out to see if you knew any other quick fixes like the hyperthreading disable .. btw rearearea is really useful thx for the add
- Posted by wasereb4 (87.167.94.x) on February 9 2023, 3:13am in 6605:
That was unexpected and funny (to me anyways), thanks. I don't remember where I originally got it from but I think actually it's Jamaican Patois slang for "What's that?". :)
- Posted by Justin on February 6 2023, 9:03pm in 6601:
That's the wrong EEL, it's based on EEL2 which is cockos.com/EEL2/
- Posted by Matthew (165.225.39.x) on February 6 2023, 8:30pm in 6601:
heyo, jsfx is based off of EEL you can always take a look at that: eelang.org/
- Posted by Matthew (165.225.39.x) on February 6 2023, 8:22pm in 6594:
Looks like a clone of spotify lmfao.
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.206.x) on February 6 2023, 3:20pm in 6600:
In this thread you can find information about how to develop in Reaper. The first post has a link to tutorials by the community, where you can find tutorials on JSFX as well: forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=207635
- Posted by 2023 (2.29.234.x) on February 3 2023, 12:22pm in 6601:
brilliant thanx! (wishing there was tutorials for jsfx writing) simplified,easy to follow instructions... obviously 1 can learn much from the cookbook jsfx...not sure graphical edits are included....?
- Posted by 2023 (2.29.234.x) on February 2 2023, 6:05pm in 6598:
aye- think the plot twist was nice to begin- didnt actually see that coming...whood_a_thunk_it!
- Posted by Ilya Bezdelev (69.230.75.x) on February 1 2023, 3:18pm in 6591:
Awesome! I sent an email to justin@cockos.net. Hope it's the right one?
- Posted by yololo (89.82.152.x) on February 1 2023, 10:11am in 6597:
I did the terminal thing too, and it absolutely refused to run "rm -rf / " because it was "too dangerous" :D
- Posted by GregL (89.233.113.x) on January 30 2023, 12:25pm in 6596:
Ah. If you plan on any future updates for ReaPlay... This would by a feature request, to skip silence parts in file.
- Posted by Victor (190.122.201.x) on January 24 2023, 2:37pm in 6584:
Awesome! Thanks Justin!
- Posted by Gio (94.70.29.x) on January 22 2023, 12:23am in 6583:
I also think it is a suitable and solid foundation -- I found it funny when you said ``I suppose time will tell'' because I know the technical tradeoffs/choices promise excellent longevity. I could argue for some small problems that might bother users and not engineers but I will not do it -- I will leave it as it is as I don't want to criticize something I deeply care about. Anyway, thank you for your input it was more than enough.
- Posted by Justin on January 21 2023, 11:29pm in 6583:
I think it is a suitable and solid foundation to build on? I don't often feel limited by it, personally.
- Posted by Gio (94.70.29.x) on January 21 2023, 10:39pm in 6583:
Maybe, that's correct! I have been living and breathing WDL from day-1 (2007), I will continue to do so in the future as I find it extremely valuable and very pleasant to work with. If there is one thing that feels unsustainable to me that has to be that the casual development model follows the lowest-common denominator which in our case are all the limitations inherited from Win32. I was wondering if a transition of thought occurred to you during the years regarding what we have today. Possibly informative
- Posted by Matthew (165.225.39.x) on January 20 2023, 1:38pm in 6580:
Pain
- Posted by EMmmm (146.70.73.x) on January 19 2023, 1:59pm in 6556:
Can i ask who are u using? thanks
- Posted by Justin on January 17 2023, 1:59am in 6575:
making things confusingly named is sort of an art really
- Posted by Erin (75.15.159.x) on January 16 2023, 5:58pm in 6575:
Yeah, I figured that out eventually. Probably should have immediately since the js is lowercase.
- Posted by Vitali (195.191.162.x) on January 16 2023, 10:28am in 6575:
I see you have a big problem. :) forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=212174JS API is called like that, because JulianSader.
- Posted by Erin (75.15.159.x) on January 16 2023, 3:47am in 6575:
Also JS-wise, there's js_ReaScriptAPI which I assumed for a long time was a way to access the Reaper API through JSFX. But I guess all that matters in the end is functionality, and in that way JSFX is awesome.
- Posted by Erin (75.15.159.x) on January 16 2023, 3:46am in 6575:
Ah ok, I wasn't sure if it was meant to be a troll. ("JesusSonic" is pretty freakin absurd for what is a legit DSP platform).
- Posted by Justin on January 15 2023, 4:14pm in 6571:
Rust is a bit interesting and showing potential, but changing isn't something we'd bother with probably.
- Posted by Justin on January 15 2023, 4:13pm in 6571:
I'm happy with the old C++ subset we use. We mostly use C++ as C with the syntactic sugar around member functions and virtual functions, and also templates and RAII.
- Posted by Abhi (27.58.14.x) on January 14 2023, 4:32pm in 6571:
Also, why do you need Rust? It looks harder than C & C++
- Posted by Abhi (27.58.14.x) on January 14 2023, 4:28pm in 6571:
I don't know about C++ to rust, but I have found C to rust converter. Looks nice though c2rust.com/
- Posted by JustAskin (188.214.106.x) on January 14 2023, 3:14am in 6572:
Because the WATCH server is in the works ? :)
- Posted by Justin on January 14 2023, 3:02am in 6567:
doesn't have to be a 3/4 guitar obvs, but I love acoustic guitar for finding the feel
- Posted by Chris (77.64.160.x) on January 14 2023, 1:00am in 6570:
Yes, I would like to read reflections from you :)
- Posted by Abhi (27.58.1.x) on January 13 2023, 9:54am in 6567:
At first I found it silly, but when I tried it, it actually helps. Thanks :)
- Posted by OAIAO (89.82.152.x) on January 12 2023, 12:23pm in 6563:
For the really lazy: pastebin.com/hXLDfAFc(I didn't modify a thing from these two answers, I'm curious to know if it's far from what you would have done.)
- Posted by OAIAO (89.82.152.x) on January 12 2023, 12:19pm in 6563:
OpenAI's take: pastebin.com/wdv2Hfpv(I tricked it by saying "what would [...] look like" otherwise it would refuse to write it and just make an outline.)
- Posted by vlad (99.145.169.x) on January 12 2023, 6:20am in 6570:
would be nice to hear you take being a developer back on the 90's
- Posted by EcBaPr (119.18.0.x) on January 12 2023, 12:41am in 6569:
my car is older and only has CD player.. occasionally i still like to make "mix tape" to listen to.. not getting round to it is understandable i just thought there might be some underlying technical factor which makes it difficult on linux..
- Posted by Erin (75.15.159.x) on January 11 2023, 7:30pm in 6568:
Are you reading the FFT using the left-hand scale? The scale on the left refers to the EQ curve. Use the scale on the right for the FFT.
- Posted by Abhi (106.215.124.x) on January 11 2023, 4:38am in 6564:
WASAPI Shared (because I don't want REAPER to take exclusive audio. And also it gives nice 10-11 ms latency, so why bothering ASIO4ALL?). It only makes audio when I set my laptop sound setting to 16 bit & 44100 Hz. Otherwise, REAPER doesn't give any sound to me.
- Posted by Cagette (89.82.152.x) on January 9 2023, 3:20pm in 6561:
Some day you should write a book. "How to maintain a small-scale business that fulfills its purpose on the long term without ruining it by desiring growth in size."
- Posted by Justin on January 8 2023, 6:42pm in 6562:
I'd have to be better at math to know for sure
- Posted by Vitali (195.191.162.x) on January 8 2023, 9:53am in 6562:
But John aka Schwa is good at it, right? :) At least that's what I got after watching stream with him.
- Posted by wasereb4 (79.246.85.x) on January 8 2023, 5:51am in 6562:
'Mathy-style of music' - also know as Mathcore (j/k). youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcP3LUc...
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.203.x) on January 7 2023, 11:29am in 6560:
check loop condition. Btw, it's better to ask in the forum as (pseudo)-code-snippets are hard to write here.
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.203.x) on January 7 2023, 11:28am in 6560:
end if
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.203.x) on January 7 2023, 11:24am in 6560:
// do the things in your loop
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.203.x) on January 7 2023, 11:23am in 6560:
if loopcount>1 then
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.203.x) on January 7 2023, 11:23am in 6560:
loopcount=loopcount+1
- Posted by Justin on January 6 2023, 7:12pm in 6558:
Depends on what you mean by open exactly, but it’s easier and more efficient for us to have it be defined by the implementation and previous implementations
- Posted by mike s (173.70.39.x) on January 6 2023, 4:19pm in 6557:
thank you..have a good day jf
- Posted by OP Op (89.82.152.x) on January 6 2023, 11:14am in 6558:
By curiosity, what kind of stuff prevents you from making RPP an open file format? Would it be too much work to maintain? Does the "too much work" part consist only of small weird things that don't come up too often?
- Posted by IDDQDSound (50.68.208.x) on January 5 2023, 6:00pm in 6547:
promise!!! :)
- Posted by name (95.135.211.x) on January 5 2023, 9:41am in 6553:
Commit to doing better next time, that's how progress works. But if it's others who kick you for that, that's a whole 'nother story
- Posted by Abhi (106.201.125.x) on January 2 2023, 8:37am in 6550:
I really like your humour XD
- Posted by Abhi (182.68.132.x) on December 31 2022, 5:24pm in 6544:
But AFAIK, we can directly take int as input in C & C++. Correct me if I am wrong?
- Posted by Abhi (182.68.132.x) on December 31 2022, 5:24pm in 6544:
But AFAIK, we can directly take int as input in C & C++. Correct me if I am wrong?
- Posted by Abhi (27.58.82.x) on December 30 2022, 10:07am in 6543:
Like for example, this website - codewithharry.com/there is a toggle button in top-right corner, which instantly switches the theme. And the darker theme (actually dark bluish) looks nice too.
- Posted by Abhi (27.58.82.x) on December 30 2022, 10:05am in 6543:
Yup, looks better now. But maybe a button somewhere here, by which we can toggle light theme and dark theme?
- Posted by I mind it XD (122.177.169.x) on December 24 2022, 7:02am in 6540:
OMG, you trolled me, haha. I read that all programmers use mind maps. Well, they are like notes, bringing ideas together....... search google for more :P
- Posted by Pupskanone (194.126.177.x) on December 23 2022, 11:37pm in 6541:
It's MIDI Polyphonic Expression, and REAPER wants you to know what it is!
- Posted by binbinhfr (86.211.250.x) on December 22 2022, 12:33pm in 6531:
Woo, good to know that it is not a good thing to upgrade our music PC to one of these processors !
- Posted by 2022 (2.25.95.x) on December 22 2022, 12:44am in 6534:
nice conundrum! this vid youtu.be/GWoYCY5h9ss(+other much older sources) consider the theory/concept..found it expanding =) cheerz.
- Posted by Ian the The (194.191.233.x) on December 21 2022, 6:54pm in 3235:
So what's the verdict on audio graph 7.5 years on?
- Posted by Justin on December 19 2022, 1:47pm in 6532:
ASIO4All provides ASIO to the app, but uses WDM/WASAPI/whatever to pull from the devices, which is an asynchronous API so probably has less scheduling issues. But the performance will still not be as good as a single device, in general.
- Posted by Ian the The (165.225.94.x) on December 19 2022, 12:43pm in 6532:
Maybe a silly question, but how does Asio4all solve this? Or does that mean that when I use it, my performance will be lousy too?
- Posted by wasereb4 (87.167.91.x) on December 18 2022, 11:10pm in 6531:
Ah yes, I knew about this option but forgot (as I haven't used it yet). Question was intended for a possible future buy, confident now, thanks.
- Posted by Justin on December 18 2022, 10:54pm in 6531:
ah, good to know. REAPER actually has an option on Windows, in prefs/general/advanced, where you can list CPUs to restrict REAPER to. So you can enter 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 if you have a system 8 P-cores and avoid the E-cores.
- Posted by wasereb4 (87.167.91.x) on December 18 2022, 10:48pm in 6531:
'another DAW manufacturer' recommends against using these currently, that's what initiated my question. helpcenter.steinberg.de/hc/en-us/a...
- Posted by 2022 (31.124.45.x) on December 16 2022, 11:26am in 6526:
noted..agreed..it is still a team effort right? thanx.
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.6.x) on December 15 2022, 6:26pm in 6525:
I would say "The Swiss Army Knifes of all DAWs." as it hits so many things at once due its flexibility and customizeability..
- Posted by Erin (75.15.159.x) on December 15 2022, 3:30am in 6522:
It's actually pretty bad in some circumstances. My MCP faders have 66 px of travel, covering -60 to 0 dB linearly. That's 0.9 dB per pixel...so my hand is always hovering over the CTRL key.
- Posted by 2022 (31.124.45.x) on December 14 2022, 4:17pm in 6523:
lol...only boots on the ground here- layed off watching rocky 5 this year. :)
- Posted by Bilinda (198.54.130.x) on December 14 2022, 12:32am in 6524:
Maybe this? webcache.googleusercontent.com/sea...
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.205.x) on December 12 2022, 10:46am in 6519:
Ohh, that would be awesome! Yeah, it's windows and yes, alt-gr is the same as ctrl+alt combined.
- Posted by Ian the The (194.191.233.x) on December 12 2022, 3:47am in 6519:
I'm guessing it's the modifier key - CtrlAlt and then the € which 128...?
- Posted by Justin on December 12 2022, 3:38am in 6519:
ah, actually maybe I can fix this
- Posted by Justin on December 12 2022, 2:55am in 6519:
This on Windows?
- Posted by Squeakytadpole (65.24.107.x) on December 11 2022, 2:20pm in 6081:
I don't think you guys understand what a blockchain is or the power it brings to the people!!! I don't get it really but the majority of people can't grasp it. People scream out about the environment and nfts where is this talk about the 100s of other products that hurt the environment way more than mining. The blockchain is what makes a nft a one of a kind and valuable not the image or the ip but it being assigned a token numbers and able to be verified on the blockchain and tracked by anyone.
- Posted by Mespotine (46.114.204.x) on December 11 2022, 10:38am in 6519:
Bummer. It's actually one of the last corners of Reaper, where things are impossible to handle. :/ I've toyed around with ReaImgui, which can access all keyboard-codes in a way, that you can convert them using utf8.char() into their character representation. Wouldn't it be possible to to learn from how they do it?
- Posted by 2022 (95.145.189.x) on December 10 2022, 8:16pm in 6520:
lol nice!... picked up a few good sound things at boot sales this year- 1 was a mini violin..love that sound! tricky 1 to get a grip with..:D
- Posted by wasereb4 (139.18.242.x) on December 9 2022, 8:32pm in 6517:
@Vitali, I think for 'serious' scripts it's not good enough, but you can say e.g. write a ReaScript that prints 'Hello World', stuff like that...
- Posted by Vitali (195.191.162.x) on December 9 2022, 9:18am in 6517:
wasereb4, what ReaScript it helped you to write? :)
- Posted by 2022 (95.145.189.x) on December 8 2022, 11:26pm in 6514:
win10 audio is a maze of spagi bollocknese imo- what a mess!! (wonder how you might do it!?)
- Posted by Justin on December 8 2022, 3:47pm in 6503:
Efficient cores aren't great for low latecy audio in general, no. But I don't really have an opinion on these CPUs
- Posted by Tale (77.170.68.x) on December 5 2022, 7:42am in 6511:
I use WDL's Blowfish (though probably not in any production code), and apparently I even added CBC mode wrappers to it in my WDL fork. I guess I should add include guards (or #pragma once) as well...
- Posted by 2022 (95.145.189.x) on December 5 2022, 1:33am in 6506:
persistence,very special this is..hand crafted..unique. many brownie points scored. 💚
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