Sorry for not posting with an update, but I just wanted you to know that I got an adapter
And indeed, this has good volume

However, the calculator is a lot faster than Wabbitemu and the calibration screen seems not to include any A o.O
Seems that I have to change that.

Quote from: Hayleia on January 11, 2014, 05:56:39 am

And thanks, the first one (the one which finishes with 63) works
The second one doesn't however, but I didn't find any precision problem for now in the test music I have with that
Thanks

Remember that the second one is fixed-point, not an integer. I actually tested that code this time and it worked For example, 77→18606 = 72.6796875 instead of 73. The actual value is about 72.67832208.

But I never worked with fixed point variables before o.o
How do I convert the hl it returns into a "regular" integer ?

And yup, the calculators are loud on actual hardware

In fact I was surprised because when I tried TruSound (with the someone else's adapter), the volume was really low.

You just divide by 256. In this case, if you do that, it would round down, though.

In Axe, if you do 3.5→A, it actually stores 896 to A (896/256=3.5). Then if you do A**A, you get 3136. 3136/256=12.25.

If you are doing 12root(X) times or divided by anything, then using Axe's fixed point will give you better accuracy in the end result. If you are only doing addition and subtraction, you won't gain accuracy.

Ok, thanks
But that also means that I have to multiply my first integer by 256, right ?
I'll try that when my exams are over -.-

Ah ok, I thought it took a 8.8 fixed point number as input. Ok, I get it, thanks

Hotdammit Hayleia, that piano roll editor looks pretty awesome, congrats.
Just one question, how do I delete an individual note?

Wow, that editor is looking awesome indeed

Hotdammit Hayleia, that piano roll editor looks pretty awesome, congrats.

Wow, that editor is looking awesome indeed

Looks cool. I will definitely check it out once I fix my pc.

Thanks

Just one question, how do I delete an individual note?

You can't. My player supports 4 channels, which obviously means "no more" but also "no less"
Maybe that will change in the future but for now it is like that.
However, if you want to play less notes, you can simply put two notes on the same level and your chord now only has 3 notes in it

QUestion can you edit the cannel seetings? Like Attack/Sustain/Release/Decay?

I didn't understand any of the 4 interesting words o.o°
To me, Sustain means "longer note", Release means "shorter note", and the other ones mean nothing
Longer and shorter notes are on my to do list, if that answers part of your question.