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  • in reply to: native d110 controller #109312
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      well, I am on mojave. sorry, not much time to dig right now. another way may be to try backwards: swap out the libraries i supplied with your versions. maybe rename them to make it work. or I can make an unpatched binary, because then it will look in your install dirs.

      in reply to: native d110 controller #108081
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        Please try this one. In theory it should also now work without moving around libraries.

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        in reply to: native d110 controller #106172
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          Ah, ok. I should be able to fix that later this week

          in reply to: native d110 controller #106161
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            Ok, then I must have overlooked something. This stuff is quit finicky on OS X. Sorry for the trouble.
            Looking at the specs the d10 has very similar mapping. I will later check in detail and if I spot a difference I will try to bake a d10 Version.

            I must say this really makes the synth much more usable, and if only to tweak out some annoying detail of a sound.

            in reply to: native d110 controller #106146
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              Interesting. Well, I am very new in actually distributing binaries. I assume this now is really a limitation of the os. Is there any chance you will update your os? Otherwise I can try and rebuild the binary and its dependencies for your os version.

              in reply to: native d110 controller #105974
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                oh, sorry, forgot to relink that. the libpng is actually in the directory, but i forgot to patch that in the exe.
                here is a fixed version.

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                in reply to: native d110 controller #105597
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                  and a last update for today: with mute and partial structure controls
                  the mutes are the big Ms and the small letters between the partial buttons are for the structure. the left selects the voices (pcm/synth) and the right the combination (mixed, stereo, ring-modulated, ring-modulated and left pertial mixed in)

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                  in reply to: native d110 controller #105574
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                    oops. the font was missing. new package with fixed binary and including font

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                    in reply to: native d110 controller #105570
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                      Ok, i managed to package it up a little. the zip contains a folder with the exe and all needed libs. you need to leave them together like that. its like the dlls in windows.
                      so for starters just cd to it and run d110. it will list midi interfaces. next time you need to specify input and output interface as arguments, in quotes, after the first space, until the end of the line. i.e. for me the first run gives
                      ./d110
                      inputs:
                      – IAC Driver IAC Bus 1
                      – IAC Driver IAC Bus 2
                      – IAC Driver IAC Bus 3
                      – IAC Driver IAC Bus 4
                      – Network Session 1
                      – USB MIDI PK88V2
                      – MIDIFACE 2X2 Midi In 1
                      – MIDIFACE 2X2 Midi In 2
                      outputs:
                      – IAC Driver IAC Bus 1
                      – IAC Driver IAC Bus 2
                      – IAC Driver IAC Bus 3
                      – IAC Driver IAC Bus 4
                      – Network Session 1
                      – USB MIDI PK88V2
                      – MIDIFACE 2X2 Midi Out 1
                      – MIDIFACE 2X2 Midi Out 2

                      and then i go

                      ./d110 “MIDIFACE 2X2 Midi In 1” “MIDIFACE 2X2 Midi Out 1”

                      pressing update should load data from the device. you can select one partial or multiple (with shift) and those will be edited. you can use mouse scroll to push sliders (which is very useful when you edit multiple partials).

                      let me know if it works and suggestions

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                      in reply to: native d110 controller #105197
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                        Hey,

                        Sorry for the tease and delayed deliver. I need to do some magic to get the exe properly relocatable, i.e. it runs on any osx laptop. there is one hold-up: right now it has to be run from console, because there is no selector for the midi interfaces. Is that ok for you? What I can do to help is make a double clickable shell script which you can edit to enter the right interfae names (and double clicking in un-edited state would list them out for you so you can copy paste).
                        Also on the to-do list (besides graphical interface selectors or even auto-discovery) is setting partial mute and voice structures, but for the latter i am very close.

                        in reply to: Sysex Dumps via LUA scripts…need help #101204
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                          I tried this on a d110. i request a dump, and an answer comes (as seen in the monitor), but i think my function never gets called. i put a console call in there, and i cant see anything. also, is there an api reference anywhere?

                          in reply to: Help with Sysex please #101203
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                            Hmm,

                            I tried installing a midi receive function, but it does not seem to be called. I have a button that generates a midi dump request to a d110, and the midi monitor shows the request and the response, but i think my function never gets called. i put a console call in there, and i dont see it in any of the logs. also tried setting a controller, though that is guess work. is there an api referece anywhere?

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