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rda redel+16000,1 ==== "redel" is not valid. -------------- Also, in every case I can see, I put the "SetOutputPin" statement after the last reference to the variable. I'm not sure if it matters but it might. -------------- I think what we're seeing is that SpinCAD Builder doesn't have a lot...

Hi Ted, Well I won't say that you're not ambitious! Here's what I see. I meant to say outputl, not output1 in the comment. Another point, not that I think it is the problem here. Typically I use @isPinConnected Input where Input is the first audio input pin to control code generation for...

Hi Ted, I wouldn't consider that failing miserably. I actually didn't remember how it was done so I opened up "grepWin" https://github.com/stefankueng/grepWin/releases/tag/2.0.15 and searched my workspace for "SetOutputPin". In allpass.spincad (for example) we have: @audioOutput output1...

Here's another fun variation on the above. I set the mixer gains all back to 0 dB. The LFO is generating a quadrature output (0, 90, 180, 270 degrees) sine wave offset to (0 - 1.0), pairs of which 90 degrees apart are going to left/right mixer gain controls for each tap. This gives a panning...

I kinda forgot how fun this could be. You can work so fast that it's not a big deal to come up with something crazy that you might only use once.

https://github.com/HolyCityAudio/SpinCAD-Designer/releases/tag/0.98-1037 Build 1036 included a "Drum Delay" block which wasn't quite working properly. At the heart of the matter is the fact that SpinCAD Builder doesn't handle SKP instructions properly when there are extra directives like...

Some discussion over at the Spin Forum, looks similar. I'm interested to try it. I would even consider making it into a SpinCAD block unless you objected to such a thing. IIRC I didn't have as many problems with pitch down as up. http://www.spinsemi.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=433 I did an...

A few years ago before ChatGPT became ubiquitous, I used "talktotransformer" to help write some song lyrics and understand what screen resistors do in tube circuits. ==================== I gave it the seed: song lyrics for "driving my car down by the river" and it gave me this, more of a...

This is not FV-1 assembly code.

Having spent years studying the Spin website, I'll agree with you there. Here's another valuable resource. https://mstratman.github.io/fv1-programs/

@s.anselm @Giorfida What if you set the simulator mode to File output? That seems to work here.

I've updated the documentation for the "Clip" block. How the Clip Block works.

I fixed the Clip Control block. "Flip" and "Invert" were swapped. With both off or both on, it worked OK. Updated help link to open Gitbook reference site rather than Patreon. https://github.com/HolyCityAudio/SpinCAD-Designer/releases/tag/0.98-1036

OK, happy day, I fixed it and pushed a new release of SpinCAD Designer. I also updated the help link to go to the Gitbook site rather than the defunct Patreon page. https://github.com/HolyCityAudio/SpinCAD-Designer/releases/tag/0.98-1036

I don't have any delay blocks that allow changing the delay time using fade-up/fade-down when the time changes. I have done that on some commercial projects but it was their code and I've been diligent not to mix the 2. Now if someone else comes up with one independently I could make a block...

The real idea behind using the clip input would be to use the pot control to adjust "something else" but in the last 10% of the sweep turn one thing down and the other thing up. When one thing is the input and the other thing is the feedback, with careful attention to gains you can make an...

Here's another way to approach it. For testing I connect the control signals to the output pins so I can visualize what they are doing when I sweep the pot back and forth. One of the signals doesn't quite go down as far as the other (simulators output is log vertical scale).

Here I show it with the MN3011 multi tap delay block. Assume for starters that you can put a full amplitude signal into the block in the loop without distortion. This is not always accurate. Also assume that the gain from input to output in the feedback path is 1.0. Most or all of the...

Here's the code in question. Hasn't changed in ten years. https://github.com/HolyCityAudio/SpinCAD-Designer/blob/master/src/org/andrewkilpatrick/elmGen/simulator/AudioFileReader.java...

It's hard to say. I have no idea. It's always worked OK on Windoze. Java's not the most modern programming environment, for all I know Apple has some security lock down on playing WAV files. What if you set the simulator mode to File output? That seems to work here.