Hi!
I can found language reference in sonic-pi (help => language tab) but can i found it online?

Motivation

In supercollider/supercollider#4572 we discussed the need for better documentation on when collection functions test on equality vs identity. For instance, SequenceableCollection:indexOf tests on identity, but you wouldn't know it f

Motivations from this issue from Sporth.

dmetro has a few shortcomings which should be specified in the documentation.

Mainly, the things I wish to bring up:

• sample accuracy vs sample precision (and how the latter is more important in this context)
• why dmetro adds one sample to the duration in the seconds to

Could you give a A detail README file and some notes in code?

This initial version is too raw. As a fish, I can not run it.

Expected Behaviour

Odin should compare the titles by name and make sure they match. Also be case sensitive (which I think odin is).

Current Behaviour

Odin uses strcmp thus comparing the names and blank spaces not the tokens.

Possible Solution

Compare the tokens instead of using strcmp

Steps to

The Sphinx documentation flow was extended by several sphinx and third party extensions. These extensions should be documented along with their modifications. A comprehensive syntax guide should be assembled, to collect all syntax notations at one place instead of dozens of third party documentation websites with partially poor usage descriptions.

Extensions list:

• Standard Sphinx extensi

Expected behavior

Readme or installer or website does not mention where amsynth is installed to when users run the automatic packaged installer. I cannot find it.

Actual behavior

Running the Mac .pkg installer works, the installer completes successfully. However, I can't find the amsynth binary. There is no binary amsynth in /Applications or in home directory or in /usr or

Hi,
I think it would be good if you'd share a couple of audio examples of SAM saying a couple of sentences. Personally, it would help me in comparing my results with yours, because I'm not sure if the quality I'm getting is the best it could be.

thanks!

Currently all include files are handled tagging is_include_file. Yet in the processing all that happens(as far as I understood it ) is to extract the directory and it to incdirs. The usage of is include file leads to the idea that every include file in the directory should be added to the list, yet this isn´t true.

I would suggest an update to add a include_directory to API and eventually depre

I cannot currently see a Contributing.md file or any guidelines, and would very much appreciate if these were added! Another potentially good idea might be to document early stage issues (even if nobody ends up working on them except repository maintainers). Personally I am very interested in contributing to this project

Right now the scaper tutorial includes a section about the source separation features, which I think is sufficient for the general tutorial.

It would be great to create a separate, dedicated, tutorial about using Scaper for source separation.

The goal would be to make it dead simple for a user to get started with scape