Thank you for the code change suggestion.
I have edited my original post above.
Now it works correctly when launched with a shortcut using Linux.
Strange that shortcuts worked with windows.
I knew there was a little problem there but didn't know how to fix it.
B.P.
BasicallyPure
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This is very cool. Last year I was working on my own text-to-audio PB program, but yours already does way more than mine was going to. Mine didn't have the visualizer either.
Nice work! I will spend some time learning your "syntax" and come up with some cool sounds.
Thanks kenmo,
I look forward to seeing what you come up with.
The recipes make it easy to share sounds.
This project evolved quite a bit from my original idea.
I wanted something I could use to do music experiments with by adding together notes that were at frequencies other than those of standard tuning.
Along the way I kept thinking of other features I could add.
One way to learn the syntax is to click on the capture button and then look at what appears in the recipe window as you change the other controls.
The recipe for any sound is the same as if you were to manually change each control to produce the sound you want.
Because there is no 'undo' button the recipe feature is very useful to edit and fine tune your sound.
In other words you don't have to start over every time you make a change.
BTW, I noticed that I forgot to include the 'Mirror' command in the help document in the list of valid recipe commands.
B.P.
BasicallyPure
Until you know everything you know nothing, all you have is what you believe.