looks like lotsafun, but I can't hear anything about bespokesynth HOT 11 CLOSED

could you post a screenshot of something you've made that isn't making sound?

also, I've just put up a new release which you should go download, it could possibly help.

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It could be that I do not know what I am doing. I'll try the newer version(which I cannot because there is no linux version).

What is the fastest way to test that sound is coming from the program?

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the new version has a readme.txt with a very brief "getting started", which also applies to the older version:

• hold the 'o' key and choose "oscillator"
• drag the circle at the bottom of the oscillator to patch a cable onto the "gain" module
• hold the 'n' key and choose "notesequencer"
• drag the circle at the bottom of the notesequencer to patch a cable onto the "oscillator" module
• tada!

new linux build coming soon!

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that linux build is now up: https://github.com/awwbees/BespokeSynth/releases/tag/v0.0004-pre

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Hi, Ryan

Binary is linked with webkit2gtk which is not necessary AFAIK. This can be disabled by JUCE_WEB_BROWSER="0" in .jucer (or in Projucers's gui - modules juce_gui_extra)
Also it contains debug info, that's why file is so big.

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• Bespoke version: v0.0004-pre
• OS: Ubuntu Linux 18.04

Repro:

1. Open a terminal and cd into the Bespoke application directory. Run ./BespokeSynth

2. Press and hold the o key on your keyboard and select oscillator from the menu
   

3. Connect the output of the oscillator to the input of the gain module

Expected:

• The user will hear the audio output of the oscillator module through their speakers

Bug:

• There is no audio output from Bespoke

Additional Notes:

• This is the output shown in my terminal after launching Bespoke. It indicates it is using PulseAudio.

./BespokeSynth                        
0.001: pixel ratio: 1 screen width: 3840 screen height: 1200
0.001: Could not load file /home/bcaccia/Applications/Bespoke-Linux/data/internal/used_vsts.json
0.001: output: Playback/recording through the PulseAudio sound server   input: Playback/recording through the PulseAudio sound server
0.120002: Loading layout: /home/bcaccia/Applications/Bespoke-Linux/data/layouts/blank.json
0.120002: Could not load file /home/bcaccia/Applications/Bespoke-Linux/data/internal/used_vsts.json

• This is what is displayed in the Sound panel of Gnome when Bespoke is active:
  

I am available to provide further debug information.

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Looks like user error on my part because if I load the default fubbles script demo save state I get audio which means I'm likely not hooking things up correctly.

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Yup, following the exact instructions in @awwbees previous comment and it works fine.

I thought hooking up the oscillator directly to the output would just output similar to VCV Rack. Looks like the OSC needs something triggering it to output.

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@bcaccia ah yes, if you use a signalgenerator, that will provide the basic oscillator you expected, while oscillator is a more complex polyphonic-enveloped-triggered package

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@KottV thanks! I was wondering why the executable was so large

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@awwbees

thanks! I can hear something now.

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