Fix #3842: Opening a project with LB302 with specific waveforms produces a noise burst. #3844
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Fix the noise burst described in LMMS#3842 by removing the second initialization of vca_a to 9 in the constructor of lb302Synth.
Move the initialization of the members belonging to the VCA into lb302Synth's constructor initializer list. This also removes a duplication initialization of vca_mode from the code.
Replace the integer encoding of the VCA mode with an enumeration.
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Sep 30, 2017
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Fix confirmed. Code looks fine... |
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I don't know where but I vaguely remember suggesting this should go in master/1.3. |
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8ad46aa is now in stable-1.2 . |
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Fix the problem described in #3842 by removing a duplicate initialization of a VCA variable. Also clean up some code by