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Author Topic: BASS_FX v1.2 beta - is here :)  (Read 7643 times)
(: JOBnik! :)
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« on: 30 Jun '03 - 18:02 »
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Hi Grin

Click on the - BASS - section and you will find it there Smiley
with all the other BASS Addons  Wink

* Delphi BPM example isn't ready yet, it will be added later.

* Please report any found bugs/questions/suggestions in this thread!

* Thanks a lot to Ian Luck and Alex Graham (bigjim)

Thank you for using BASS_FX Smiley


Have fun!

Cool JOBnik! Cool
« Last Edit: 30 Jun '03 - 18:03 by JOBnik » Logged
Irrational86
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« Reply #1 on: 30 Jun '03 - 18:55 »
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This probably has nothing to do with this thread, but...JOBnik, i think you should update your signature from -= BASS_FX.DLL v1.0 =- to -= BASS_FX.DLL v1.2 beta =- ...right Grin?
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little_jay
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« Reply #2 on: 30 Jun '03 - 19:00 »
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Looks beautiful JOBnik!

First bug report -- just a bug in the Delphi Tempo demo.  Setting the range of the tempo trackbar based on the minp and maxp constants says:

 With tbTempo do begin
   min := round((1 + minp) * 100);
   max := round((maxp - 1) * 100);
   pagesize := 1;
 End;


but this always results in a min bigger than max -- I think that the way the consts are set up it should be


 With tbTempo do begin
   min := round((minp - 1) * 100);
   max := round((maxp - 1) * 100);
   pagesize := 1;
 End;


Thanks again to JOBnik, bigjim, and of course Ian  Cheesy
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(: JOBnik! :)
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« Reply #3 on: 30 Jun '03 - 20:28 »
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Hi Grin
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This probably has nothing to do with this thread, but...JOBnik, i think you should update your signature from -= BASS_FX.DLL v1.0 =- to -= BASS_FX.DLL v1.2 beta =- ...right Grin?

Grin I guess -= BASS_FX.DLL =- will be just fine  :idea:
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Looks beautiful JOBnik!

First bug report -- just a bug in the Delphi Tempo demo.  Setting the range of the tempo trackbar based on the minp and maxp constants says:

 With tbTempo do begin
   min := round((1 + minp) * 100);
   max := round((maxp - 1) * 100);
   pagesize := 1;
 End;

Yep you're absolutely right  Grin actually I have no idea how could I make such a mistake Smiley coz the C/C++ example is right  Tongue
Thank you very much Smiley I've sent a fixed .zip file to Ian Smiley

Have fun!

Cool JOBnik! Cool
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kchabot
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« Reply #4 on: 30 Jun '03 - 22:13 »
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ahaa Smiley thx Wink
Finally Smiley

Looks very nice... tempo is a good idea, but you still have to improve a lot to the sound quality...

Keep up the good work...
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Chris
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« Reply #5 on: 1 Jul '03 - 00:03 »
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@ JOBnik
Fantastic Working will fine works all Delphi-Samples....
@  kchabot

the Improve of Sound quality is minmal...
Here it will working perfekt...
tested on (1800er Athlon + SoundblasterLive,AC97)
Testing on more other Soundcards will follow...
Final...The Sound Quality of the TimeStretching is much better as by BPM-Studio
Greets Chris
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bigjim
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« Reply #6 on: 1 Jul '03 - 01:41 »
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Hey Jobnik--

you having a few problems with the BPM example?

you need any help? im back to normal now- sorry for before i can lone a hand(when i initially looked at your vb code i couldnt see any translation problems) Wink
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WingZero
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« Reply #7 on: 1 Jul '03 - 06:54 »
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Just one thing... Shouldn't the position sliders move as the music progresses.... Otherwise, sounds pretty good.
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Chris
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« Reply #8 on: 1 Jul '03 - 07:16 »
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@ WingZero
Yes  all the Demos are made withoput a Timer....
(but its simple to do......)
Greets Chris
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Chris
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« Reply #9 on: 1 Jul '03 - 08:29 »
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mmm little Question please to all VB Programmer...
(I must confess VB is not my world...)
I try to translate the VB Example (BPM)
to delphi...but i have problems with..

orgBPM = BASS_FX_BPM_DecodeGet(bpmHandle, startSec, endSec, 0, BASS_FX_BPM_BKGRND Or BASS_FX_BPM_MULT2, AddressOf GetBPM_Process)


Adress of = @ ???  

Greets
Chris  
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ChrisM
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« Reply #10 on: 1 Jul '03 - 10:40 »
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Just one question... the tempo control is very good but after trying it on dance related tunes it sounds like the beats are going out of sync... is this meant to happen?

I have a dual CD deck that alters the tempo without affecting pitch and this doesn't happen.

The beats are perfectly aligned at 0% tempo change but when you alter it up or down, the drum beats sound like they were played by someone who has bad rhythm timing.

A very good piece of code though, well done.

Any suggestions?

Regards,
Chris
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Chris
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« Reply #11 on: 1 Jul '03 - 11:05 »
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That is normaly...
Don't forget TimeStretch is not the same as Pitch.....
TimeStretch will speed up the speed of a song without changing the voice.....
for only drums its better you will take Pitching....
Greets
Chris
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lagarto
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« Reply #12 on: 1 Jul '03 - 14:36 »
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Would not this version have support for DSP/EFFECTS of Winamp?

Thanks.
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ChrisM
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« Reply #13 on: 1 Jul '03 - 15:23 »
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I use time stretching (not pitch) all the time on my Tascam CD decks and it does not do what the BASS FX does. The drums are perfectly in sync.

Any more suggestions?

Regards,
Chris
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(: JOBnik! :)
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« Reply #14 on: 1 Jul '03 - 16:28 »
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Hi Grin
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Just one thing... Shouldn't the position sliders move as the music progresses.... Otherwise, sounds pretty good.

I didn't make them move Smiley coz I had some problems with MOD files, but it should be very easy to make them move. Anyway next update will include moving  Wink
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Just one question... the tempo control is very good but after trying it on dance related tunes it sounds like the beats are going out of sync... is this meant to happen?

I have a dual CD deck that alters the tempo without affecting pitch and this doesn't happen.

The beats are perfectly aligned at 0% tempo change but when you alter it up or down, the drum beats sound like they were played by someone who has bad rhythm timing.

I know it sounds that way Smiley
I've compared it with AtomixMP3 and it's the same Smiley

So I guess don't inc/dec tempo for so much percents Wink
* I'll check what I can do Smiley
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Would not this version have support for DSP/EFFECTS of Winamp?

Not yet Smiley but I'm working on it  Cheesy

Thank you all Smiley

Have fun!

Cool JOBnik! Cool
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