Software for loop/cue handling

[sesquialtera]

Hi Lars

Thank you very very very much much (and much !)

I'll try it soon and I'm shure it will be fully usefull !

[L.Palo]

Hi!

You (and every other user) are welcome!

Especially the new pitch detection feature will be important together with future versions of GrandOrgue. This will allow samplesetproducers to skip the modification (degrading of the original sound) of the audio files in the tuning step. Instead the pitch information will be stored in the audio file itself and GO will know how to retune the sample (together with the harmonic information put into the ODF) to sound in tune according to selected temperament.

It's also possible to use batch processing to just list the pitch deviation from equal temperament with a1=440. It can be used to manually put the correction for every pipe into the ODF (or from within the GUI of GO if a user wish to retune the organ)! Note that this may take some time for a complete folder, so if the program seem to stop it's actually just working... Have patience.

It will be interesting to hear how the transition to cross-compiling the application from Linux has affected the Windows build. This is done because I'm mainly using Linux myself and it's much easier for me to have a robust development environment/toolchain (that's also free) there.

Kind regards

Lars P

[Cybug]

Hi Lars

This looks ideal for my plans to uprate some of my samples.
Unfortunately I have been unable to run the program in either Win XP or Win 7 32bit.
I have followed the info on the webpage but I must be doing something wrong as after
I double 'click' the 'exe' file nothing appears to happen?

Any clues please?

Chris

[L.Palo]

Hi!

I'd suspect that it's a problem due to the -sse3 optimizations in the build. (If I've followed some other threads correctly).

If you tell me your processor model/make I can try to compile with another version of the optimizations for you to try.

Kind regards

Lars P

[Cybug]

Hi Lars

Thanks for your reply. Having noted your suspicions, I have run the program on my XP64 "AMD 64 X2 Manchester processor" box which
supports SSE3 instruction set and all seems OK:-) The system it failed on was an older AMD Athlon which only supported SSE.

Hopefully I can now have a play.

Thanks again.

Chris