LinuxMusicians

I just split the last question into its own topic since midi CC conversion is a very relevant discussion and not as such related to the specific DrumGizmo 0.9.19 version.

I just updated the compilers on my build servers, and now they show the same problem.
I have pushed a fix to the develop branch. Thanks for reporting

Strike that. This include file is already there...
The reported error doesn't make much sense then. Which compiler are you using?

Try adding #include <cstdint> at the top of the file?

It is true that development has been slowed down tremendously, but the project is not dead.
It was driven a lot by the community meetups through the likes of the linux audio conference and the sonoj convention, but Covid put a hard stop to that and it hasn't really picked up again since.

I think this issue has already been fixed in git, so could you try compiling from the git develop branch instead?
See https://drumgizmo.org/wiki/doku.php?id= ... it_sources for details - it should be up-to-date

I just tested it in the latest Ardour-git and there at least the latency seems to be reported correctly in the UI; I can see the number jumping from 0ms to 150ms in the top left corner of the UI window when toggling the timing humanizer.

IIRC the latency compensation can manually be set directly in the plugin "wrapper" ui. Not sure though.

bluebell wrote: ↑Sun Nov 05, 2023 8:08 am

Did you update rubberband, too? I noticed that the v3 rubberband has a big latency. Maybe drumgizmo uses rubberband?

DrumGizmo uses zita-resampler

This actually sounds like a potential bug in Ardour?
Timing humanizer introduces a fixed 100ms delay, which is reported to the host, so if this is somehow broken in Ardour that might be the issue

PernelCanic wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 12:29 pm

Thanks, @sch. This worked for me after renaming drumgizmo to drumgizmo.vst and then doing xattr (step 3)!
Maybe this info should be placed next to the download for Mac.

Good point. I'll put it there

How did you install the development version of the lv2 library?
... and also; what is the primary reason for compiling it yourself? It should be available for most distros I know of