Wow, "the most important since G-stomper 1.0" that's huge, Especially coming from u the Dev!
I have an sgII, how do u think it will run on one of these?
I'm excited about the synth, but don't want to lose all the great existing functionality...
G-Stomper Sneak peek at the upcoming Synthesizer
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Offaksis wrote:Wow, "the most important since G-stomper 1.0" that's huge, Especially coming from u the Dev!
Actually a lot of modules in the audio core have been rebuilt during the development of the synth, all the filters for example. They sound the same, but their performance is much better now. (especially in relation with hiqhfrequent modulations by LFOs or oscillators). Also the LFOs are completely rewritten, A new special LFO waveform has been added, a mix between smooth saw and a 3 times faster running sine wave, called triple peak wave, you'll love it
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Offaksis wrote:I have an sgII, how do u think it will run on one of these?
I'm developing on a galaxy nexus dual core which has exactly the same specs as your galaxy s2. This will work very well
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Offaksis wrote:I'm excited about the synth, but don't want to lose all the great existing functionality...
You won't lose any existing functionality, there are just additions and improvements, nothing will be removed.
Re: G-Stomper Sneak peek at the upcoming Synthesizer
Wow, that's full on! A lot of time &effort, But sound like the already streamline smallish app will b even more efficient! Kudos2u
Triple peak sounds interesting
Awesome news that it will run fine on the s2
Sure thing, I'm running 4.1.2 (the latest my Australian carrier has put out)
I was worried it wouldn't run well on the s2, so the functionality I meant was performance loss (rather than features removed
) thanks for clarifying tho!
It's gonna b an even sweeter package than it already is!
Thanks for ur hard work and dedication!
Triple peak sounds interesting
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Awesome news that it will run fine on the s2
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Sure thing, I'm running 4.1.2 (the latest my Australian carrier has put out)
I was worried it wouldn't run well on the s2, so the functionality I meant was performance loss (rather than features removed
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It's gonna b an even sweeter package than it already is!
Thanks for ur hard work and dedication!
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Offaksis wrote:I was worried it wouldn't run well on the s2, so the functionality I meant was performance loss (rather than features removed) thanks for clarifying tho!
I think the main difference between the high end and the a bit slower devices will be that the slower ones (guess the dual core ones) can use less voices, or in other words less synth instances at once. It'll not affect the performance of the sampler modules .. as long you do not use synths
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planeth wrote:Thank you Offaksis.
The synthesizer is actually that big and versatile that it'll make G-Stomper to a complete new application. .
"For the developers: G-Stomper is written in pure JAVA, it uses no NDK and it's developed within the 24mb (per app) limit."
If it gets too big having a standalone Synthesizer to create interesting samples for G-Stomper might be acceptable.
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Dauex wrote:"For the developers: G-Stomper is written in pure JAVA, it uses no NDK and it's developed within the 24mb (per app) limit."
If it gets too big having a standalone Synthesizer to create interesting samples for G-Stomper might be acceptable.
There'll be a standalone synth version in addition to the integrated one.
It's not the memory, which sorts out the older devices. I'm anyway having memory problems with Android 2.x devices since a while. Most of the android 2.x devices are not even dual core, which is definitely too slow to run G-Stomper. The next release will require android 3.0 or higher run properly. Those who already own G-Stomper on 2.x devices can still download and use it. But they won't get updates beyond 2.6.8a.
Re: G-Stomper Sneak peek at the upcoming Synthesizer
The Beast is getting alive!!
Finally the synth is in alpha state, here are the latest screenshots:
Lot of things have been completed and improved since the last posting.
- Octave shift function in the synth presets
- The Filter frequency can be Keybord tracked, so that it depends on the played note
- The Filter Envelope is invertible now
- The Arpeggio supports 4 modes, Up, Down, Up/Down and Random, + you can switch between a range of 1-4 octaves
- A base Factory preset library has been built up
- The synthesizer provides over 80 parameters per preset to tune the sound
- And of course, it's polyphonic, in the current version limited to 6 voices.
Also important changes were in the morphing framework:
- Every LFO can be used as Envelope as well, on the other hand every mod Envelope can be used in repeat mode (LFO like).
- Mod Envelopes can get assigned to the same destinations as the LFOs, but in addition the mod Envelopes can be hooked to the LFOs (frequency or amount)
- Mod Envelopes can used as AD, AHR or as mentioned before as AD repeatable
Here are the modulation destinations for the LFOs:
... and for the Mod Envelopes
Finally the synth is in alpha state, here are the latest screenshots:
Lot of things have been completed and improved since the last posting.
- Octave shift function in the synth presets
- The Filter frequency can be Keybord tracked, so that it depends on the played note
- The Filter Envelope is invertible now
- The Arpeggio supports 4 modes, Up, Down, Up/Down and Random, + you can switch between a range of 1-4 octaves
- A base Factory preset library has been built up
- The synthesizer provides over 80 parameters per preset to tune the sound
- And of course, it's polyphonic, in the current version limited to 6 voices.
Also important changes were in the morphing framework:
- Every LFO can be used as Envelope as well, on the other hand every mod Envelope can be used in repeat mode (LFO like).
- Mod Envelopes can get assigned to the same destinations as the LFOs, but in addition the mod Envelopes can be hooked to the LFOs (frequency or amount)
- Mod Envelopes can used as AD, AHR or as mentioned before as AD repeatable
Here are the modulation destinations for the LFOs:
... and for the Mod Envelopes
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Re: G-Stomper Sneak peek at the upcoming Synthesizer
Drool drool
That looks excellent!!!
Work day and night we want it before christmas!!!
That looks excellent!!!
Work day and night we want it before christmas!!!
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Musical Android wrote:Drool drool
That looks excellent!!!
Work day and night we want it before christmas!!!
hahaha, I'm doing already.
Thanks a lot Frank, I'm glad you like it
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