We have never tried to compile libfaust on Android. But we are certainly
interested if you succeed in doing that !
Le sam. 8 juin 2019 à 15:26, Justin Giannone a
écrit :
> As I've dug deeper into Faust it actually seems that libfaust and the JIT
> Compiler provide exactly what I need. I've been
As I've dug deeper into Faust it actually seems that libfaust and the JIT
Compiler provide exactly what I need. I've been struggling for the past
few days trying to cross-compile libfaust to android and have been running
into some problems with cross-compiling LLVM to Android. Wondering if I
real
OK, so directly plugin the Faust compiler generated dsp object in your audio
infrastructure is the way to go.
Stéphane
> Le 4 juin 2019 à 21:31, Justin Giannone a écrit :
>
> Thanks for the feedback guys!
>
> I've started digging into the faust2api code, reviewing small pieces of the
> Faus
Thanks for the feedback guys!
I've started digging into the faust2api code, reviewing small pieces of the
Faust Whitepaper and looking at the Faust Android Tutorial. Since I am
integrating these effects into all audio sessions (not just the audio
sessions for my app) I don't think that OpenSL wil
Hi Justin,
To complete Romain's answer, you can have a look ad the following paper that
explains the architecture files system, in particular the « Figure 1 »
http://www.grame.fr/ressources/publications/09_C_B_137724.pdf
Basically faus2api allows you to combine the blue part (that Faust compil
Hi Justin,
faust2api is your friend:
https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~rmichon/faustTutorials/#adding-faust-real-time-audio-support-to-android-apps
This tutorial is probably slightly outdated but it should help you get
started. You can also generate APIs for Android using the online editor (
https://fa
