(although playing with the device parameters doesn't actually move any sliders on the vst interface but that's not a biggie at all)
]]>(although playing with the device parameters doesn't actually move any sliders on the vst interface but that's not a biggie at all)
]]>BSA can you make standalone tracker for WIN,MAX and LINUX?
There is unfinished port of OPL3 Adlibtracker2 to WIN32. But OPL2 will
be very interesting too.
Adlibtracker 2 SDL should work well on windows: http://www.adlibtracker.net/downloads.php . At2 is awesome, I don't think there would be much value in turning this into another stand-alone adlib tracker.
A OPL3 VST is awesome though. Great work bsa.
]]>Thanks a lot for your help and the opl2 wrapper which let me play dbopl
You can see how I have merge it in the source code in the Machine directory.
Thanks a lot,
]]>yoyz2k: The latest version includes the OPL3 waveforms, but still only two operators. No immediate plans to add support for four operators. Would be interested to see your tracker when it's done!
julsonjohnson: You shouldn't need anything but the compiled DLL. I've tested it with a few different DAWs now, including Ableton Live 9.1.5 64-bit (trial version) on Windows 7.
]]>yes @julsonjulson, it worked for me, take a look which version (32-bit or 64-bit) you downloaded. It must coincide with your Live architecture.
I've made few tests explained here, maybe it can help
Thanks autorun I am using a 8.4.2 - 32 bit version of live. I tried both version 0.9.7 and 0.10.1 now but no luck. I am on windows 8.1 but tried also running live in compatibility mode for win 7.
Do i need juce installed or do anything else? I just downloaded the zip and put it in my VSTs folder where ableton finds all the DLLs. It doesn't show up on the VST list though.
]]>I've finally reach the step to integrate Hiopl into my wip tracker picoloop.
It's great, thank you, you have make it doable for a guy like me.
So, thank you for this great job.
Unfortunately, still no working OSX build 
I'll try to do it, first I'll run the binary that nick posted there.
Then I'll try to build and come back with any comments (i'll follow that github comments)
]]>Analog, if you feel like trying to build it, the process Nick went through is pretty well documented in this issue https://github.com/bsutherland/JuceOPLVSTi/issues/12
I will try to help you as much as I can, but I don't have a Mac or a lot of spare time right now unfortunately.
]]>Anyone got any luck with compiling this for use on mac Os ?
I tried it back in December and got it to successfully compile, but I ran into problems trying to use it. The sound was distorted and sometimes I got horrible screeching feedback-type noises.
Sadly, my Macbook fried its logic board in February. When I replaced it, I upgraded to Mavericks at the same time and haven't gotten around to setting up a new Xcode development environment yet. I may partition the drive and put my old Snow Leopard image on it so I can go back to where I was.
In the meantime, the author has logged an issue on it: https://github.com/bsutherland/JuceOPLVSTi/issues
- Nick
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