FW: [Stk] Mandolin class

[Liam Kelly]

Thanks once again for your trouble Gary 

>I compiled your program and it worked fine.  To compile it, I first 
>compiled an STK library by typing "make" in the src directory.  Then I 
>just linked to that during compilation.

Unfortunately I'm still very much a beginner with C++ so it is not so
clear to me what you mean here.  I am using VC++6 on windows.  Are you
referring to compiler settings here?  I have rummaged around the menus
and setting but not really seen what you're referring to.



-----Original Message-----
From: stk-admin@ccrma.Stanford.EDU [mailto:stk-admin@ccrma.Stanford.EDU]
On Behalf Of Gary Scavone
Sent: 16 March 2003 00:48
To: Liam Kelly
Cc: Stk@ccrma.Stanford.EDU
Subject: RE: [Stk] Mandolin class

Hi Liam,

I compiled your program and it worked fine.  To compile it, I first 
compiled an STK library by typing "make" in the src directory.  Then I 
just linked to that during compilation.

--gary

On Sat, 15 Mar 2003, Liam Kelly wrote:

>>Thanks for the Gary
>>
>>>I assume you got the instrument to work using the demo project?
>>>
>>>After a quick pass through your program, it looks fine.  Perhaps the 
>>>amplitude gain is a little low?  What sort of sound are you getting?

>>>If it's just noise, then perhaps you're missing the __LITTLE_ENDIAN__

>>>preprocessor definition (needed by WvOut).
>>
>>Yeah, the project seems to compile OK if I switch a few files and run
a
>>StifKarp instrument for example.  The sound I get from the Mandolin is
>>not exactly noise, I'd hazard a guess that it's more like a train of
>>impulse responses - roughly periodic about 10ms.  It sounds crackly
more
>>than any thing.
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