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tl;dr - Documentation for macOS points to an older version of Sushi (v1.0.0) and should probably be updated (v1.1.0).
I've noticed that I've hit a bit of a snag when following the documentation provided for getting started on macOS. I'm not sure if I've done something wrong at some point, but here's what I am seeing:
Coreaudio is not an available flag for sushi and fails
play_brickworks_synth.json doesn't exist in the config_files as part of the release.
Digging further, it looks like the link on the documentation page directs to sushi release v1.0.0 explicitly, but the most recent available is v1.1.0. After downloading v1.1.0, I can see that the relevant config files are there. So it looks like the link to the release is outdated.
I am getting a failure when attempting to run the supplied command on my own machine, even with the files there, but it looks like library dependencies and is probably a separate issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey there,
tl;dr - Documentation for macOS points to an older version of Sushi (v1.0.0) and should probably be updated (v1.1.0).
I've noticed that I've hit a bit of a snag when following the documentation provided for getting started on macOS. I'm not sure if I've done something wrong at some point, but here's what I am seeing:
The guidance on the following doc https://elk-audio.github.io/elk-docs/html/intro/getting_started_with_development_kit_software.html is to download the latest sushi release, unzip, and run the following command after setting attributes:
./sushi --coreaudio -c config_files/play_brickworks_synth.json
Two issues I'm having with this command:
play_brickworks_synth.json
doesn't exist in the config_files as part of the release.Digging further, it looks like the link on the documentation page directs to sushi release v1.0.0 explicitly, but the most recent available is v1.1.0. After downloading v1.1.0, I can see that the relevant config files are there. So it looks like the link to the release is outdated.
I am getting a failure when attempting to run the supplied command on my own machine, even with the files there, but it looks like library dependencies and is probably a separate issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: