Re: Oktave Online
Anna Pybus
Oktava factory is the oldest and major Russian manufacturer of professional studio microphones and other acoustic transducers. Its history dates back to 1927. Nowadays Oktava is famous for its legendary small and large diaphragm true condenser mics as well as for the finest ribbon microphones ever made. In this online-shop you can buy original "made in Russia" Oktava mics.
The MK-101 is large diaphragm condenser microphone with interchangable figure-of-8 capsule.
Introduced as a transition from earlier Oktava models, it retains some of the vintage character of the popular MK-219/319 capsule but offers transformerless output clarity.
At the site hosted, the only graphics toolkit available is gnuplot, which support in octave was mostly dropped several versions ago. gnuplot has the bug you've described. In the link, people got plotting working by rolling back to previous gnuplot versions.Guess the only way of getting printing working on the site would be signalling about the issue to its administration.
Alternatively, you can save octave graphics objects with hgsave command, those then can be loaded in octave on another computer to obtain same plot as one that would be drawn there. (Although, at this point there might be no reason for using online interpreter then.)
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I see on the website the MKII Amp models have both effects included with the Amp but I can't find any New ones for sale online, just Spider IV's seem to be available but I need those two effects so I can get some use out of this FBV pedal :)
check this out on their Amp and does this update work for the MKII Valve Amps as well? _/amplifiers/spider-ivspider-online/spider-fx-infusion-152-update-faqs-r272 being a snob I really want both Amps but only if the Octave Fuzz and Uvibe effects are added :-)
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Given these constraints, you can use the methods below to check the online/offline status of Octave-enabled devices. Method 1 includes a simple visual inspections of the Last seen field. However, this can then be followed up by other methods which provide more reliable approaches for determining the online/offline status on-demand.
Generally the value for Last seen will range from a few seconds to Less than a minute ago depending on the device's connectivity speeds. Reported values which are longer than expected for a specific device may suggest that the device is offline.
The following example script invokes Octave.Device.find() passing in a filter to return all devices which have been offline for 5 minutes. The script then gets the IDs of these devices and reports them to the company's cloud Stream (/my_company/offline):
You can test for online/offline status by sending a command to a device from the cloud and then watching for Events related to that command using a cloud-side script in Octave (Cloud Action, Cloud Connector, or WebSocket).
You can have your cloud-side script (e.g., Cloud Action) send a notification to a webhook on your external cloud system when the COMMAND_START action is received in the Event, and then have your external cloud system's code watch for a subsequent Event with a COMMAND_COMPLETE action indicating that the device is online. Your external cloud system's code can also start its own countdown so that if a subsequent event with the COMMAND_COMPLETE action is not received within a certain amount of time, then the device should be considered offline.
Alternatively you can include a time-to-live parameter within the Event, after which Octave will send another Event with the COMMAND_FAULT action, indicating that Octave was unable to send an Event to the device and therefore the device is likely offline.
Upon saving the Event, Octave will attempt to send it to the device's command Stream. The Cloud Action created in Step 2 will be invoked and will send a message to the external cloud system with my_cmd_result set to COMMAND_START.
If the Event is successfully delivered to the device, the Cloud Action will be invoked a second time and will send another message to the external cloud system with my_cmd_result set to COMMAND_COMPLETE.
If ttl was included in the Event and Octave was unable to successfully deliver the Event to the device, then the Cloud Action will be invoked after the time-to-live period and will send a message to the external cloud system with my_cmd_result set to The command failed.
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