[Clam-devel] Re: TODOs

[Greg Kellum]

Hi Yushen,

Nope.  No suggestions about the morphing between voices...  I haven't  
thought too much about it.  But it is something I'm going to need to  
do soon for another project.  So, please keep me updated on what you  
do.  ;-)

Greg


On Jul 22, 2008, at 9:27 PM, Han, Yushen wrote:

> Hi, Greg
>
> Thanks for your opinion.
> The headache in compiling is the motivation to keep them as a part of
> the plugin.
> I think our plugins will merge; the biggest difference between us is
> that yours deals with those sound in which the notion of "note of a
> pitch" does not apply explicitly. My score-maker will generate scores
> from a real recording more carefully.
>
> Your suggestion about the residual is right since I did hear the
> attack of the notes after enable the residual.
> I will keep your design of voice. Do you have any suggestion about the
> the morphing between voices?
>
> Best regards,
> Han, Yushen
>
> On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 3:19 PM, Greg Kellum <greg.kellum at gmail.com>  
> wrote:
>> Hi Yushen,
>>
>>> e.g. The following hierarchy of classes are re-organized by me based
>>> on Greg's code. All of them are plugin headers instead of system
>>> files.
>>>
>>> SDIFDatabase.cxx
>>> ->
>>> SDIFFileReaderWithBuffer.cxx
>>> ->
>>> SDIFFileReaderWithLoop.cxx
>>>
>>> Do you think I should keep his structure or this design when I merge
>>> our plugins?
>>> I would like to hear Greg's comments too.
>>
>> I think it's probably better like you've done it.  It was a  
>> headache having
>> those as system files, because that meant that anytime you made any  
>> changes
>> to them you had to recompile and reinstall CLAM and then recompile  
>> the
>> plugin.  And this adds 3 - 5 minutes to the build time.
>>
>> If you're plugin was going to be separate from mine, they would be  
>> better as
>> system files, since two plugins would be using them.  But if there  
>> is only
>> going to be one SMS plugin, then you might as well keep them in the  
>> plugin.
>>
>> Best,
>> Greg
>>