Can compile repository, missing dependancy "daisy" & co

[fesch]

Hi

I found your library today and started ASAP to build a little synth with it. After a while I got everything up and running (midi keyboard connected, playing different notes with various patches), but then I wanted to implement the sustain pedal, chorus & reverb and then noticed, that the actual repository has a lot of new features compared to the release 1.0.3, so I wanted to build against the code from the repository.

Unfortunately it gives me a log of compilation errors, first of all, telling me, that daisy_seed.h could not be found. After searching for a while, I found libDaisy and DaisySP, but I did not succeed in making the repository code compile.

Are there any plans for a future-near compilable release of your actual code?

[dpwe]

Hi Bob -

It's definitely the intention that you should be able to compile from HEAD without problems.

Can you tell me a bit more about your scenario? Are you compiling for a Daisy Seed, or some other board? Are you using Arduino, in which case which version?

If you're using arduino and it's trying to compile amy_daisy, that sounds like Arduino is finding too many files. Your arduino libraries folder should contain the root-level Amy directory, which contains both daisy and src directories. I expect Arduino to compile all the *.c files in src, but not the amy_daisy file in daisy (which is only needed for the Daisy Seed target board).

If you're not using a Daisy Seed you could try deleting the amy_daisy.cpp file.

[dpwe]

I just verified that the current main branch successfully runs the Arduino example on an RPi Pico using Arduino 2.3.6 on a Mac.

I had to fix an issue with amy_bindings.cpp (which is only meant for web AMY) but it should all be good now if you re-pull.

[fesch]

Hi @dpwe

I am compiling for an ESP32S3 using Arduino IDE 2.3.6. When installing Amy version 1.0.3 through the IDE library manager, everything works flawlessly.

I have re-tested this morning the code from HEAD and the example now compiles without the "daisy" error.

I will need to adapt my projet's code, as AMY-Arduino.h changed since version 1.0.3, but I think that will be no big issue to do.

Thanks fir the quick fix :-)

[fesch]

Shame on me, shame on me ...

This evening I used a second ESP32S3 to run a second synth and ... it had a noisy output again. I started switching components on my two breadboards, an it was always the second one that was noisy, whatever component I switched. Hmmm ... so I taught it were the cables and exchanged them too. Still noisy. After a couple of hours I noticed a cable connection mismatch op then I2S bus and bang! No more noise!

Shame on me, shame on me ...

[dpwe]

Not at all. I am relieved to have an explanation, and very grateful to you for being willing to fill us in on the situation!

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