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James Stone wrote:

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> On Fri, Apr 20, 2007 at 08:50:05PM +0200, Dragan Noveski wrote:

>

>>> Sorry.. my mistake.. I did not have g++-3.3 installed (just

>>> cpp-3.3 and gcc-3.3)!! (d'oh).

>>>

>>> I fixed that problem, then exported CC=gcc-3.3 CPP=cpp-3.3

>>> CXX=g++-3.3 and it builds fine!!!!

>>>

>>> THANKS!!

>>>

>>> James

>>>

>>>

>> i thank you too, cause your request moved me to one more time try to get

>> legasynth running and somehow i found this link in the web, but also as

>> i am reading now...

>> am i understanding right:

>>

>> on my system there are gcc, cpp and g++ in /usr/bin which are pointing

>> at the versions 4.1 normally.

>> so if i want to change this temporarily  i remove  them  and make new

>> symlinks to lets say v3.3, and later doing this backwards again.

>> so if i understand you, for temporarily changing this, i can use

>> 'export CC=gcc-3.3 CPP=cpp-3.3 CXX=g++-3.3'

>>

>

> Yes.. that should work fine.

>

hmm, very clever, thanks!!

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>

>> another thing i did not figured out is that i am able to load one of the

>> example patches, but how to configure the patches (patch config).

>> changing the parameters in that tab, the sound does not change here at all.

>> do you have any idea of how to do it?

>>

>

> I found getting sound out of the Yamaha based synths tricky,

> although I worked it out eventually (need to scroll down with bar

> on right hand side) but I can alter the sound fine on the SID

> synth..

>

> Do banks/new/MOS6581

>

> than patchlist /patch config:

>

> click osc1: change triangle to triangle+saw. You should see the

> waveform underneath change, and the sound will change too..

>

> It's pretty close to a C64.. I would really like to see a resid

> based synth, but this is the next best thing!

>

that works good and nice sounding too!

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> It would be nice if someone would pick up legasynth for further

> development too.. it seems like it has a lot of potential..

> (although I guess Hexter is probably better for DX emulation

> now).

>

don't know anything about coding, but i like testing the stuff, so...

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> Best wishes,

>

> James

>

>

cheers,

doc