Carstairs: Difference between revisions

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This project is dead, it will no longer be developed.

You need a DSSI host, these instructions assume it's Renoise
Put the .so file in ~/.dssi or add its dir to DSSI_PATH
- Note if DSSI_PATH is set then it must include ~/.dssi explicitly if you want Renoise to look there
If you now run Renoise you should see Carstairs in the list of available DSSI plugins
- It's a good idea to run Renoise in a terminal so you can monitor the logging
The only program (in MIDI parlance) available is the default, which is enough to check that the spectrum of the square wave tails off before Nyquist
To tell Carstairs where your programs will be, create a config file libcarstairs.py in the same dir as the .so file
- Unload and reload the plugin in Renoise to make it read the new config file

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