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Tag Archives: construction
beta test 11-10-08 & 12-08-08: resultant changes
Here’s a list of the significant changes. These address issues that Franziska Schroeder and Bruce Coates brought up during the testings in November and December respectively. Greater variation in output. Including pseudo-Braxtonian ‘separation’ implemented via interp tables. Implementation of a meta-banalyzer that shakes up the system depending on input variation. Greater variation in the VL70m [...]
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bug fix: banalyzer+
Here’s a fix for a significant bug that I somehow didn’t catch (didn’t hear?) for several years. The side effect of the fix is that io is now significantly more responsive. \ banalyzer+ \ \ a "smarter" banalyzer class designed to works in conjunction with the \ parser classes. \ \ ob.banalyzer+ clears internal storage [...]
hp->midi interp tables
See: ‘hp->midi early report’ and ‘hp->midi initial test’.
source code 03-23-2009
Source code for io 0.0.1 beta (rev. March 23rd 2009) [86kB zip file]. Significant revisions since 07-03-2004 as detailed below. io:io_config \ MOD: HeP 11-09-08 Make io_min_pulse and io_max_pulse dependent on \ io_rtc_rate. \ MOD: HeP 03-22-09 Setting of rtc.rate! and time-advance moved to io_glob. io:io_glob \ MOD: HeP 03-22-09 Setting of rtc.rate! and time-advance [...]
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beta test 11-10-08: preamble
frankenmusic(s) Almost eight years ago, when io-to-be was a bunch of discorporate code fragments, Sara Roberts remarked that the enterprise of constructing a machine improvisers wasn’t so much megalomanic as Frankensteinian. Fifteen days ago, during the break between beta test sessions, Franziska Schroeder asked a pithy question that cut to the core of this enterprise: [...]
hp->midi initial test
Proof of concept of the table lookup version of the hp->midi, hp->pan and hp->cent words. hp->midi test 11-08-08_00 [mp3] linear-table ctrl-table ! linear-table pan-table ! linear-1200-cent-table cent-table ! hp->midi test 11-08-08_01 [mp3] scurve-table ctrl-table ! scurve-table pan-table ! linear-1200-cent-table cent-table ! hp->midi test 11-08-08_02 [mp3] scurve-table ctrl-table ! scurve-table pan-table ! scurve-1200-cent-table cent-table ! Notes: [...]
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hp->midi early report
One area in which I’ve been concerned with the question of optimization vs. elegance is in the hp->midi word (a ‘word’ is Forth parlance for function / procedure / subroutine). This word takes the hp_ values (with a range of -hp_range/2 to hp_range/2), which io’s cognitive innards generate, and translates them into legal MIDI control [...]
software optimization vs. elegance
When started writing what became io 0.0.1 beta in ’99, having thrown out a whole bunch of old material, I made an effort to write elegant code. This was partly because of the complexity of this project (which would end up in the region of 25,000 lines of code), but also a reaction to the [...]
Posted in construction, software Also tagged 68000, 68LC040, forth, HMSL, io 0.0.1 beta++, Phil Burk, software 2 Comments






source code 05-12-2009