Even more moresampler issues

[Honk_goes_cat]

I decided to try re-installing moresampler on my mac as just a resampler. I have wine and brew. I got the moresampler file, installed as a resampler only, edited the .sh file to be the correct version of wine I have , (I have wine-staging-osx64 if that's relevant) and made sure the .sh has the proper resampler name. I put the config text into the resampler folder along with the .sh and made sure resampler compatibility was on. But this is the err message I get when I press play on a note. Atp I'm also looking to download a whole different resampler. Does anyone have reccomendations for what resamplers work good on Mac?

 

[Kiyoteru]

The technical setup seems to be correct. There might be an issue with the voicebank's configuration instead. Can you try opening the singer window and creating a singer error report?

 

[Halo]

while I don't disagree with grabbing that error report for us, I think there's a few concerns about non-suggested wine location settings in the .sh as well; if you could post the current content of your .sh that would be great

macres, though, is a good alternative.

 

[Honk_goes_cat]

while I don't disagree with grabbing that error report for us, I think there's a few concerns about non-suggested wine location settings in the .sh as well; if you could post the current content of your .sh that would be great

macres, though, is a good alternative.

what do you mean by "non-suggested wine location settings"? Also I'll submit a report then
edit: Ive also changed the version of wine I have. I re-installed through terminal and have wine stable 9.0. Here's what my current .sh looks like

 

[Halo]

what do you mean by "non-suggested wine location settings"? Also I'll submit a report then
edit: Ive also changed the version of wine I have. I re-installed through terminal and have wine stable 9.0. Here's what my current .sh looks likeView attachment 12909

That seems correct. I assume your moresampler.exe is actually in a folder named "moresampler-0.8.4", and your .sh is outside of it?

Also by recommended settings I mean the exact instructions and version on the OU wiki. I don't think you need them in this case because you seem to have a better idea of what you're doing, but for less technically inclined users its good to know their exact steps.

 

[Honk_goes_cat]

That seems correct. I assume your moresampler.exe is actually in a folder named "moresampler-0.8.4", and your .sh is outside of it?

Also by recommended settings I mean the exact instructions and version on the OU wiki. I don't think you need them in this case because you seem to have a better idea of what you're doing, but for less technically inclined users its good to know their exact steps.

Ty! And here's an update on the situation.
Ive come to a conclusion something is definitely wrong with my file directory, but I don't know how to fix it. On Macs (idk if you're familiar with Macs so for context) the command G shift pulls up a search window where you can type in and search a file directory. I'm supposed to be able to find wine by going to /usr/local/bin/ but that directory doesn't even show up when I search it, only /usr/local/ shows up. And also when I dig around and look for the bin folders, there is no wine exec file. There are things related to the way wine functions though. Wine does appear as an application. On top of that, when I look at the error log on OpenUtau it says something along the lines of "error could not execute no such file directory". My report is submitted on GitHub but no updates on that.

 

[Kiyoteru]

In a terminal, could you type "which wine"? The "which" command should show you the location of whatever other command you're executing.

 

[Halo]

Ty! And here's an update on the situation.
Ive come to a conclusion something is definitely wrong with my file directory, but I don't know how to fix it. On Macs (idk if you're familiar with Macs so for context) the command G shift pulls up a search window where you can type in and search a file directory. I'm supposed to be able to find wine by going to /usr/local/bin/ but that directory doesn't even show up when I search it, only /usr/local/ shows up. And also when I dig around and look for the bin folders, there is no wine exec file. There are things related to the way wine functions though. Wine does appear as an application. On top of that, when I look at the error log on OpenUtau it says something along the lines of "error could not execute no such file directory". My report is submitted on GitHub but no updates on that.

Oh, uh. The github actually only really has me and one other person (oxygen dioxide) fielding these questions... you'd just get a response from me haha, so sorry for not catching that and clarifying. When Klad said "Can you generate a singer error report?" he meant like this:


Then to upload the resulting .txt.

Also, repeating because its genuinely crucial

Is your moresampler.exe in a folder named "moresampler-0.8.4", and your .sh is outside of it?

 

[Honk_goes_cat]

Oh, uh. The github actually only really has me and one other person (oxygen dioxide) fielding these questions... you'd just get a response from me haha, so sorry for not catching that and clarifying. When Klad said "Can you generate a singer error report?" he meant like this:
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Then to upload the resulting .txt.

Also, repeating because its genuinely crucial

OH, ty! I will submit a report that way. And just to be clear I would be submitting a screenshot of the error log or error message? Also should I take the report on GitHub down

 

[Halo]

OH, ty! I will submit a report that way. And just to be clear I would be submitting a screenshot of the error log or error message? Also should I take the report on GitHub down

You can upload files here in the thread, so if you just attach the whole errors.txt that'll be fine. You don't need to remove the github report!

 

[Honk_goes_cat]

You can upload files here in the thread, so if you just attach the whole errors.txt that'll be fine. You don't need to remove the github report!

I wasn't totally sure what the "generate singer report" did but after I saw the errors.txt in the file I understood. That is SO COOL by the way. Here's the error report edit: I have to send screenshots of the file because my full name is on there. I deleted it and im putting the screenshots now. I tried changing my name on my computer but the singer error report still put my name on there ;-;

 

[Honk_goes_cat]

You can upload files here in the thread, so if you just attach the whole errors.txt that'll be fine. You don't need to remove the github report!

 

[Halo]

I said this a while ago and didnt seem to get an answer, so I kind of forgot to check in, apologies! Repeating once more!

 

[Honk_goes_cat]

I said this a while ago and didnt seem to get an answer, so I kind of forgot to check in, apologies! Repeating once more!
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mb I will repeat! And thank you for being patient with me, I'm not the best with instructions sometimes. And just to be crystal clear on what im doing, repeating means rereading the official instructions on the GitHub right? Or does that mean doing the process again?

 

[Halo]

mb I will repeat! And thank you for being patient with me, I'm not the best with instructions sometimes. And just to be crystal clear on what im doing, repeating means rereading the official instructions on the GitHub right? Or does that mean doing the process again?

No no, I just need to know what the contents of your resampler folder look like! sorry for being confusing

 

[Honk_goes_cat]

No no, I just need to know what the contents of your resampler folder look like! sorry for being confusing

This is what my resamplers folder looks like

 

[Halo]

Okay, so what I was trying to hint at initially was that, currently, the .sh script points to a path that is supposed to be a folder inside the resampler folder called "moresampler-0.8.4". That folder doesn't exist for you for normal installation reasons!

Probably easiest to fix this with a quick script change to make sure it points to just the same folder the script is in. Open your .sh script and change the RELPATH= line to say just RELPATH="moresampler.exe" instead of RELPATH="moresampler-0.8.4/moresampler.exe" and hopefully thats the problem.

 

[Honk_goes_cat]

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Okay, so what I was trying to hint at initially was that, currently, the .sh script points to a path that is supposed to be a folder inside the resampler folder called "moresampler-0.8.4". That folder doesn't exist for you for normal installation reasons!

Probably easiest to fix this with a quick script change to make sure it points to just the same folder the script is in. Open your .sh script and change the RELPATH= line to say just RELPATH="moresampler.exe" instead of RELPATH="moresampler-0.8.4/moresampler.exe" and hopefully thats the problem.

Unfortunately it didn't work, the bug window still says "no such file directory exists". Im wondering if it has to do with the usr/local/bin part cause when I search my Mac I have a usr/local directory but no usr/local/bin
edit: ok I just received crucial information that can probably help us. This is copy and pasted from a reddit thread.

"macOS does not come with a file named bin in /usr/local/bin. (It might come with a directory of that name, but not a regular file. But I do not have a virgin macOS system handy to check that.)

What likely happened was OP ran some poorly written install script for who-knows-what that just assumed /usr/local/bin was an existing directory and tried to copy its executable to /usr/local/bin with a command like cp NewThing /usr/local/bin. If bin is a directory, that works fine, creating /usr/local/bin/NewThing as a new file. If bin does not exist (but /usr/local/ does), it creates a new file named bin and copies NewThing into that file.

(If macOS does start with a directory /usr/local/bin, then there would also have been a step in which it was somehow removed or renamed before an install script would put a regular file in its place as described above. I am not sure how that would have happened, other than by a user tinkering with the system.)"
There are multiple terminal commands given in apple discussion threads as well to create a directory, but I'm feeling hesitant. There are files named bin in my Mac, but someone said something about the files named bin possibly interfering with creating a directory. Im not totally confident in fiddling with directories through the terminal. I also have a ton of files named local that are just empty, two local folders have something in them. I'm wondering if when I try to run stuff it makes up a new local folder since usr/local/bin isn't a directory but this is just a guess.

 

[Halo]

In a terminal, could you type "which wine"? The "which" command should show you the location of whatever other command you're executing.

@Honk_goes_cat See the above. I had assumed you had verified the location of your wine install, even though it was different to what I had expected. You can find the actual current path using this terminal command as Kiyoteru suggests-- that will be less confusing than creating a new directory or anything

 

[Honk_goes_cat]

@Honk_goes_cat See the above. I had assumed you had verified the location of your wine install, even though it was different to what I had expected. You can find the actual current path using this terminal command as Kiyoteru suggests-- that will be less confusing than creating a new directory or anything

I never saw that reply they made ;v; I'll try that thank you
edit: Its opt/homebrew/bin/wine
edit 2: IT WORKEDD. OH MY IT FINALLY WORKS!!! Thank you so much for all your help. I'll put a screenshot of what my .sh file looks like now.