u/MrKahoobadoo

I have been trying to get Tahoe running with VMWare Workstation on my Windows laptop, but I've been having a lot of trouble. I didn't get very far, and a lot of the tutorials and forum posts I've looked at didn't help, or directed me towards paid downloads, websites that are down, or step-by-step directions that skipped steps (perhaps they were obvious to someone more experienced than me).

Anyway, my laptop has an AMD CPU with an iGPU, AND a dedicated GPU. I know AMD introduces some extra difficulty. If someone could point me in the direction of a guide, I would be super grateful. Or maybe my laptop just won't work, and I'd appreciate hearing that as well so I don't put any more time into this.

Some likely unimportant context is that I want to be able to do software development in a lab at my school, but everyone here uses a Mac, so no one noticed it can't be built on Windows lol. Currently using a loaner Mac, but I have to return it soon.

Thank you!

Dunno if this fits on this subreddit (I'll happily go to the official forums with this if not), but I am new to audio plugin development, and I was wondering if anyone knew what algorithm serum uses internally for keytrack/keyfollow in? Currently my approach is:

final filter freq = (freq. set by cutoff-knob) + (freq. of midi note * keyfollow-knob, ranging 0. to 1.)

It sounds pretty good like this, but I was curious if Serum has a better approach? Thanks

I was listening to this classic track when I suddenly heard a seagull get hit by a truck at 5:45. I was wondering did Joel use a real truck to hit a live seagull? I was hoping that it is a fake seagull. Or maybe it was a fake truck and a real seagull? I suppose that wouldn't be as bad, but still worse than a real truck and a fake seagull. Can anyone confirm that either the truck or the seagull was fake?

I'm not exactly doing synthdiy, but midi-controller diy. I wanna make a sequencer, and I was wondering if anyone knows of any latching buttons that have a really satisfying feel? Bonus points if they have an LED built-in, but if not I can just add that to the circuit pretty easily.

SOLVED: I shut off clangd. Don't really know what it is or how it is different from clang-tidy, but unchecking it in settings worked. Idk if this will have negative effects in the future, but clang-tidy is still running and it looks like normal linting is still happening in the IDE. There are some random irrelevant errors, but not hundreds talking about undeclared functions and variables.
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I'm using CLion and Clang on a windows PC to learn programming in JUCE. I am following a video tutorial series and I am using their template code, and it builds fine with no errors.

However, the linter says a bunch of the files don't have a target project, that all of the functions and classes referenced don't exist, and gives me completely wild and fake errors, too. One time it told me to add a comma somewhere, only for that to make the build fail because there actually WASN'T supposed to be a comma, which was especially wacky. Of course when I deleted the comma, it just kept saying I needed it there.

Anyway, does anyone have any knowledge on how I can fix this? Other people have the same issue online, but I have found no fixes. It makes programming really hard because my code is just red everywhere (as you can see in the code below) and I can't tell what errors are real or fake.

Thank you

Template from tutorial: https://github.com/juce-framework/tremolo-juce-course
Tutorial series: https://www.wolfsoundacademy.com/products/official-juce-audio-plugin-development-course

https://preview.redd.it/tfji3hwtyh5h1.png?width=1912&format=png&auto=webp&s=119330e99d2b0f60e44f57297d731e66780ad1e9

Solution: shut off clangd. Don't really know what it is or how it is different from clang-tidy, but unchecking it in settings worked. Idk if this will have negative effects in the future, but clang-tidy is still running and it looks like normal linting is still happening in the IDE. There are some random irrelevant errors, but not hundreds talking about undeclared functions and variables.