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Geoff what causing the latency is Javascript in itself doing things during timeOut it is not threaded and simply not suitable for realtime processing....

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I remove timing data from setTimout(copyEv[playPos]) which is the scheduled point in future when next note is playedup, so i do not add anything i hop...

4 years ago
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br /> Anyone with good temporal and spatial abilities "logic", that can correct "my scheme to correct the note time", "check URL for realtime, animat...

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I though i just use the internal timer and que things up, and endtime of song keep correct, but the timing between notes become awful. Well one thing...

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Right now i stripped down my laggy play to a minimum, but i do not quite see how to adapt it to audioContext calls in intervals. I simply use two arr...

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Sema there is nothing to say that those players are more accurate, and if so how do they achieve it. My playup is part of a sequenser that record sim...

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Tried to subtract performance.now with save oldperformance and compare with evTime read in just make the call stack exceeded. Uncaught RangeError: Ma...

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Hello Eric maybe you could help me with a javascript problem that i simply do not understand. I had not realised that javascript do support sending o...

4 years ago
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I think that software vise there is not problem to have transports assigned to keys, it is just a matter of "define modes" for the keyboard. But it do...

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A question to Mike, are the transport midimessages (play,stop,rec,pause) standardised or would you expect them to be different between different contr...

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I think that is a good idea Steve, i will implement it for my sequenser using two of the CTRL knobs on my keyboard to scroll transport and boundary o...

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