Same for WiFi, would be great to have something that connects to the external world, for example for controlling a Raspberry (RPI)

Same question. REST would be a super feature. Perhaps it could be done in Ruby?

I have a selector subject to a simple true/false signal, but as the snapshot illustrates, the selector refuses to make the switch. You see FALSE is coming in (from a user gui toggle button), while the bolean variable is still at TRUE, hence the selector is not triggered.

If I add a 25 ticker to the ...

But those "some days of work" are related to my ruby ignorance. Someone more competent would have used a couple of minutes on what I spend hours to achieve. But I am starting to like and understand Ruby, and I observe myself as speeding up now

But then again, as I work on this, I get head full of ...

Thank you. How do I register for the alpha? I am a paid customer, but I see only beta from 2016?

Two thoughts in head heare, simultaneously, swapping:

1. The filter math. Will return to that in an erratic fashion.
2. Carl trying to get rid of his embarrassing Ruby ignorance. For example, I am ...

Martin

In the context of an imagined (it is coming) speakerBuilderFastPrototypeTool, I have extended the IIR module presented above:

1. If approaching a speaker builder community, it is of value (mandatory) to adopt to common terminology. Therefore, I suggest the use of "their" standard ...

BACK FROM ACCOUNTING. I RESPOND; THUS:

Some immediate comments on your schematic:

1. You make frequent use of selectors (and multiplexers). Bear in mind that upon switching, these interrupt the audio and recompile the schematic. As an alternative, consider multiplying by 1 or 0 (or even a ramp ...

I am another thick-head, sort of, and support your question! But I reckon Martin will show us shortly.

Great!

Unfortunately, I MUST do accounting for a few days, but immediately after that, I will return. Thanks for response which is very good looking. I had a quesiton on tongue regarding multiplexer and whether the underlying code does a pointer shift or arraycopy or.. but I must know more about ...

Excellent. That module is not my code, and I am yet to look into it, but your comment will be taken into consideration (and probably changed). If you would like to change it, be my guest! I am used to OOP from Java, but at the moment I am not yet able to spot these mechanism in Ruby.

I am away for ...