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Page 1 - User Manual

Expert SleepersAugustus Loopv2.4.1User Manual

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Mac OS X! 66Windows! 67Version History! 68v2.4.1 28th October 2013! 68v2.4.0 (Windows) 20th August 2013 / (Mac) 3rd December 2012! 68v2.3.4 4th Novemb

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Issues with keyboard input! 74Contact! 75Acknowledgements! 76Lua! 76oscpack! 76glew! 77FreeType! 78FTGL! 78libpng! 78zlib! 78

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IntroductionAugustus Loop is an emulation of a tape-based delay effect, with some extra features to facilitate its use as a looping device. (If you&

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•Ability to sync multiple instances of the plug-in running at once.•Automatic fades up and down to allow smooth transitions in your playing.

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InstallationMac OS X, Audio Unit (AU)One file (ExSlAugustusLoop.component) contains all variants of the plug-in.Simply copy the file to the folder:Libra

Page 7 - The Skin Script! 43

System RequirementsMac OS XAugustus Loop v2.2.0 and above require at least Mac OS X version 10.6.8. The plug-in is Intel-only, and built for both 3

Page 8 - MIDI & OSC Scripting! 59

RegistrationThe downloadable version of Augustus Loop stops working after 15 minutes every time you use it. To stop this happening, you need to buy

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What’s New in Version 2This section summarises the new features of Augustus Loop version 2. It is aimed at users who are already familiar with th

Page 10 - Release Notes! 74

of the interface. With Augustus Loop you can move user interface elements around, re-move things you don’t use, add new buttons to drive your o

Page 11 - Acknowledgements! 76

QuickstartAugustus Loop is designed to be used as an insert effect, but you can use it as a send effect if you wish.By default, the effect produces a

Page 12 - Introduction

Copyright © 2009-2013 Expert Sleepers. All rights reserved. This manual, as well as the software described in it, is furnished under licence and may b

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Using Augustus LoopUsing the controlsKnobsBasic use of the knobs is to click on them and drag the mouse up and down. However you can obtain different

Page 14 - Installation

OverviewHere's a block diagram of the 'circuitry' of Augustus Loop. It can help to visualise this when understanding the effe

Page 15 - System Requirements

Delay TimeThe delay time controls consist of a slider and four text boxes.Max DelayThis field sets the maximum de-lay time the plug-in is capable o

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Delay TapsA total of nine knobs make up this section.Eight of these are in pairs, giving you control of delay time and feedback level for each of the

Page 17 - What’s New in Version 2

PitchPitchThis text field simply reflects the current pitch value. You can type numbers directly in here. The values represent semitones (12 sem

Page 18 - Tape Read Mode

In a more complex example, say the tap times are set to 100%, 75%, 50% and 25%. When the tape is reversed, the tap times become 100%, 125%, 150% and

Page 19 - Quickstart

FilterCutoffControls the filter cut-off frequency (in Hz).QControls the filter resonance.TypeAllows you to smoothly change between the following filter t

Page 20 - Using Augustus Loop

ShapeControls the shape of the saturation. At '1.0' the effect is that of soft saturation and clip-ping. At '0.0' the effect is o

Page 21 - Overview

SyncThe controls in the Sync group (to the right of the delay slider) allow you to sync the delay time to the tempo of the host ap-plication, or to an

Page 22 - Delay Time

•Tempo - the plug-in takes its tempo information from the group master, instead of from the host application. If you enable ‘Host Tempo’ as abov

Page 23 - Delay Taps

ContentsIntroduction! 12Installation! 14Mac OS X, Audio Unit (AU)! 14Mac OS X, VST! 14Mac OS X, AAX! 14Windows (VST)! 14Windows (AAX)! 14System Requir

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LevelsDryControls the amount of the input signal that is fed directly to the plug-in's output.The level meter to the left of the ‘D

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LoopTap RecWhen first clicked,•silences the effect output•sets the pitch to 0.0•turns off the 'reverse' featureWhen clicked again, sets the

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Clear LoopWipes the virtual 'tape'. Because this can be a lengthy operation (especially when the max delay time is large) you should not exp

Page 27 - Tape Sim

The menu below the indicator allows you to automatically clear the loop (i.e. as if you pressed the 'Clear Loop' button) when

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InertiaPitch InertiaThe ‘Inertia’ knob controls how long the tape speed takes to react to changes in pitch (including reversing and stopping the ta

Page 29 - Ping-Pong/Read Mode

Also note that if you want a totally clean loop, you should also set the filter to 'Thru' and turn off the saturation. NB setting the saturat

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Waveform DisplayThe waveform, or ‘tape’, display is shown and hidden by the small button marked ‘Tape’ just above the Delay Time controls.Showing th

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Augustus Loop Fx LoopIntroductionThe normal Augustus Loop configuration is a stereo or mono-to-stereo plug-in. As of ver-sion 1.8.0, another configurati

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leaves it - i.e. it affects the delay time. The compensation controls allow you to make up for this, so the delay time you specify is the one you act

Page 33 - Punch In/Out

PreferencesPressing the ‘Prefs’ button brings up a dialogue where various preferences are set. These global settings are shared by all instan

Page 34 - Digital Mode

Using the controls! 20Knobs! 20Sliders! 20Dropdown menus! 20Value edit boxes! 20Name/value display! 20Overview! 21Delay Time! 22Max Delay! 22Delay Tim

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OSC Base PortSets the base port number for OSC. See the section on OSC, below.MIDI outputThis checkbox enables or disables the output of MIDI clock me

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Ignore AudioUnitResetThis setting applies to the Audio Unit version of the plug-in only. Audio Unit plug-ins usually have the ability to be ‘r

Page 37 - Augustus Loop Fx Loop

SkinsPreambleFrom Augustus Loop v2.0.0 onwards it is possible to completely redefine the plug-in’s GUI. Typical uses for this would be to simp

Page 38 - Current Limitations

Anatomy of a SkinSkins use the standard Mac OS X bundle system. Since this is essentially just a folder hier-archy with a special structure, this work

Page 39 - Preferences

!return 773, 491endgetFont()This function should return a list of fonts that the GUI should attempt to use as the general purpose font for e.g. group

Page 40 - Legacy filter behaviour

Functions callable from createUI()The following functions are defined by the skin system, and may be called from your createUI() function

Page 41 - Ignore AudioUnitReset

You can create multiple renderers, but there is a concept of a ‘current’ renderer. When a new slider is created, it automatically associates itsel

Page 42 - Share your Skins!

y = y + miscButtonsGroup:height()group:bounds()Returns the extremities of the group. E.g.local minx, miny, maxx, maxy = delayTimeGroup:bounds()group:s

Page 43 - The Skin Script

u, v specify the location in the renderer’s image of the sub-image to be used to draw the button.The optional ‘hold’ parameter lets you create a butt

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x, y, w, h specify the position, width and height of the button.u, v specify the position of the sub-image within the renderer’s image to be used to

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Gain! 27Lo Freq/Lo Amnt! 27Hi Freq/Hi Amnt! 27Sync! 28Host Tempo! 28Beat Divisor & Triplet! 28Beats! 28Using Beats with Tap Record! 28Sync Groups!

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delaySlider( x, y, w, h, orient, u, v, du, dv )Creates Augustus Loop’s slider that controls the delay time. The parameters correspond to those of the

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u, v specify the position of the sub-image within the texture image to be used to draw the meter. w, h specify the meter’s width and height.levelMeter

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Functions callable from luaButton functionsThese functions should not be called from your createUI() function, but can be used within functions invoke

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sendOSC( address, path [, format ] [, values ] )Sends an OSC message. ‘values’ is an optional array of data items to be sent with the mes-sage. If ‘va

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Pre-defined Global ValuesThe system defines some values before calling your script, which you can use to make the script’s behaviour dependent on, for e

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MIDI controlMost of Augustus Loop's controls can be controlled via MIDI.There is a preference setting in the 'Prefs' dialog that contro

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OSC ControlFrom version 2.0.0 Augustus Loop can be controlled via the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol.If you’re new to OSC, start by visiting ope

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replies to 10.0.0.2:7000 with (assuming parameter 14 has the value 64.0)/foo 14 64.0/getAll s:returnUrl s:returnPathBehaves exactly as if a /get messa

Page 54 - Debugging

Lua function, as can best be managed given the varying limitations of the two. Specifically, the following table describes the mapping from OSC types t

Page 55 - MIDI control

MIDI & OSC ScriptingPreambleFrom Augustus Loop v2.0.0 onwards it is possible to extend the plug-in’s MIDI & OSC functionality via use

Page 56 - OSC Control

Digital Mode! 34Record O"set! 35Waveform Display! 36Augustus Loop Fx Loop! 37Introduction! 37Using the Fx Loops! 37Setting up your DAW for Fx Loo

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Script locationsAugustus Loop looks for MIDI & OSC scripts in standard locations. Scripts must have the filename extension “.lua”.Mac OS XAugustus

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pitch = getParameter( “Pitch” )pitch = getParameter( paramID_Pitch )setParameter( param, value )Sets the value of the plug-in parameter. See the descr

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E.g.sendOSC( "osc.udp://localhost:7001", "/foo" )sendOSC( "osc.udp://localhost:7001", "/foo", { 3, 5.2, "

Page 60 - Overriding the default script

requestAllPolyPressure( function )Request that the given function be called in response to any MIDI poly pressure (poly-phonic aftertouch) even

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local function handlePC( channel, value )!-- do stuffendrequestProgramChange( 2, handlePC )requestPolyPressure( key, function )Request that the given

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endrequestTimedCallback( 2.0, timerTimeOut )requestPeriodicCallback( interval, function )Requests that the given function should be called every inter

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The OSC packet should include a float value after the path, which will be the value for the parameter. E.g.registerOSCPathForParameter( "/1/fader1

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WindowsThe system OutputDebugString API. Use an application like Sysinternal’s DebugView to view it.

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Version Historyv2.4.1 28th October 2013•First AAX release.•Fixed skinning, broken by v2.4.0.v2.4.0 (Windows) 20th August 2013 / (Mac) 3rd December 201

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•Fixed compatibility with OS X 10.5. •Worked around a bug in Digital Performer 7.1 which would cause a crash when the plug-in prefs dialog was used.

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The Skin Script! 43getWindowSize()! 43getFont()! 44getLabelFont()! 44getTextFieldFont()! 44createUI()! 44Functions callable from createUI()! 45setBann

Page 68 - Version History

•Added waveform display.•The ‘Max Delay Time’ parameter now has a smaller minimum value (1.0 seconds) and is not rounded to the nearest 10 sec

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•Further enhanced the plug-ins’ resilience to font installation issues.v1.7.1, 17th March 2008•(Mac OS X versions only) Fixed a possible crash if a sy

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v1.4.3, 13th July 2005•Tempo is calculated and displayed even if MIDI clock output is disabled.•MIDI clock generation is completely rewritten internal

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•Fixed issue with 48kHz operation.•Fixed behaviour of MIDI remote control of pitch parameter.•Fixed problem with Freeze Loop button staying on after t

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Release NotesIssues with keyboard inputThere are known issues with some hosts, in particular Ableton Live, and all plug-ins that require keyboard inp

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ContactThe Expert Sleepers website is here:http://www.expert-sleepers.co.uk/Or you can [email protected] you can use the forum, which i

Page 74 - Release Notes

AcknowledgementsThe software described in this manual makes use of the following open source projects. The author is greatly indebted to them for

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glewThe OpenGL Extension Wrangler LibraryCopyright (C) 2002-2007, Milan Ikits <milan ikits[]ieee org>Copyright (C) 2002-2007, Marcelo E. Magallo

Page 76 - Acknowledgements

PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LI-ABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN

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waveformDisplay:setMoving( v )! 51waveformDisplay:isMoving()! 51getParameterID( param )! 51Functions callable from luaButton functions! 52getParameter

Page 78 - FreeType

Share your scripts!! 59Script locations! 60Mac OS X! 60Windows! 60Overriding the default script! 60MIDI & OSC Script Functions! 60getParameterID(

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