It appears that Logic X is doing weird things with the AudioPlayHead. I do this in the processBlock() function:
playHead->getCurrentPosition(_CurrentPlayHeadInfo);
For a few calls to processBlock(), usually 1 or 2, the _CurrentPlayHeadInfo structure is filled with garbage or old information. Any idea what is going on here and how to make sure that the structure is filled with up-to-date information?
Cheers,
Vincent
Read the coding style guidelines re naming your variables with leading underscores.
http://www.juce.com/documentation/coding-standards
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Rail
Thank you so much for this. That must be why it's not working. If only everybody on here was as helpful as you!
Other than that, anybody has a real answer to this?
Logic is basically broken when it comes to providing stable time data. I have an internal sequencer in my plugin that syncs to the host clock. In order to get it to work reasonably well in Logic, I did two main things: filtered the incoming data by throwing away zeroes and negative and duplicate and otherwise nonsensical inputs, and then used a software PLL to make a stable phasor.
Also look at the isPlaying parameter to processBlock() to help with ignoring garbage from Logic.