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I've managed to get this working, so putting my notes here in case it is any use to anyone else, or helps to fix the underlying issue. As per my notes above, I've got Visual Studio 2022 Community installed with the C/C++ compiler set up, I'm not sure this is a requirement as such for Opusmodus itself, but a compiler appears to be needed to build CLM and I had it installed already. My starting point was where I'd got to before, but for clarity: 1. In the Opusmodus user folder, inside the CLM folder, create two new folders, bin and libclm For me, the Opusmodus folder is located here: C:\Users\username\Opusmodus, so the new folders are as follows: C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\CLM\bin C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\CLM\libclm 2. In Opusmodus, uncomment the contents of 'Load CLM Instruments.lisp' 3. Run 'Evaluate All' - At this point an error will occur in the Opusmodus listener window, ignore it for now. This step is required to make sure Opusmodus copies the libclm-o64.dll into the libclm folder. 4. Open a 'Developer Command Prompt for VS 2022' 5. Change directory in the CMD window to C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\CLM\libclm 6. Run: dumpbin.exe /exports libclm-o64.dll This will output information about libclm-o64.dll to the terminal window, use this information to create a libclm-o64.def file containing the function names (generated def file attached) This article was helpful, there are many other ways to do it with scripts etc, but I went the manual route: https://www.asawicki.info/news_1420_generating_lib_file_for_dll_library.html 7. Make sure to create the libclm-o64.def file is in the same folder as the libclm-o64.dll 8. With the CMD window still set to C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\CLM\libclm Run: lib.exe /def:libclm-o64.def /out:libclm-o64.lib /machine:x64 This will generate the required libclm-o64.lib and libclm-o64.exp files. 9. Back in Opusmodus, run 'Evaluate All' again, assuming there have been no errors above, the instruments should build correctly. Took a while, 10-15 minutes. I've attached the def file as it's just a plan text file so it's easy to see what's in it, but it can be used to save having to do step 6. I haven't included the lib or exp files as these can be generated with step 8. Hope that helps. Once the build had completed, I have tested and can now use all of the examples. The above was done using Opusmodus 3.0.29226 libclm-o64.def

I'm a new user and have been trying to get this working for a couple of days now with no luck. Things I've tried: 1. Uncommented the contents of 'Load CLM Instruments.lisp' 2. Ran 'Evaluate All' - This produced errors about missing bin and libclm folders in C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\CLM\ 3. Created the two missing folders 4. Re-ran 'Evaluate All' - This seems to make a little progress and now clm_complete_add.c and libclm-o64.dll files get created in the libclm folder However, I'm now getting the below error OM 3 > load-clm-ins, instruments: ("add" "addflt" "addsnd" "anoi" "add-noise-filtered" "arith" "arith1" "arith2" "autoc" "backandforth" "badd" "bandedwg" "bell" "bird" "bigbird" "bowl" "btest" "canter" "cellon" "circular-scanned" "cnv" "convolve" "cross-synthesis" "drone" "expandn" "expsrc" "fade" "fft" "filter-noise" "fltnoi" "fltsnd" "flute" "fmex" "fmtest" "freeverb" "fullmix" "get-spectrum" "grani" "granular" "grapheq" "insect" "jcrev" "jcrevf" "jcvoi" "jlrev" "kiprev" "lbjPiano" "leslie" "maraca" "maxf" "mlbvoi" "move-sound" "noise" "nrev" "one-cut" "piano" "pluck" "pqw" "pqwvox" "prc95" "prc96" "pvoc" "resflt" "reson" "rev2" "ring-modulate" "rmsenv" "san" "scanned" "scentroid" "shepard" "singer" "sndwarp" "stochastic" "strad" "tb" "tnot" "track-rms" "trp" "ug" "ug1" "ug2" "ug3" "ug4" "ugex" "v" "vowel" "vox" "vslf" "vsum" "wavetrain" "zd" "zipper") ;;; Compiling file C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\clm\instruments\add.ins ... ;;; Safety = 3, Speed = 1, Space = 1, Float = 1, Interruptible = 1 ;;; Compilation speed = 1, Debug = 2, Fixnum safety = 3 ;;; Source level debugging is off ;;; Source file recording is on ;;; Cross referencing is off ; (lispworks:top-level-form 0) ; (lispworks:top-level-form 1) ; (defvar amp-env-array) ; (defvar frq-env-array) ; (lispworks:top-level-form 4) ... ; (lispworks:top-level-form 31) ; Writing "C:\\Users\\username\\Opusmodus\\clm\\libclm\\clm_complete_add.c" ; (lispworks:top-level-form 32) ; Compiling "C:\\Users\\username\\Opusmodus\\clm\\libclm\\clm_complete_add.c" Error: Failed to compile C file "(C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\clm\libclm\clm_complete_add.c C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\clm\libclm\libclm-o64.lib)" with error 2. >>>>>>>Output: C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp\lwtemp_DJ-AERO_99201ZvntFA.bat C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\CLM\instruments>call "c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Community\VC\Auxiliary\Build\vcvars64.bat" ********************************************************************** ** Visual Studio 2022 Developer Command Prompt v17.9.3 ** Copyright (c) 2022 Microsoft Corporation ********************************************************************** [vcvarsall.bat] Environment initialized for: 'x64' Microsoft (R) C/C++ Optimizing Compiler Version 19.39.33522 for x64 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. clm_complete_add.c Microsoft (R) Incremental Linker Version 14.39.33522.0 Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. /dll /implib:C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\clm\libclm\clm_complete_add.lib /out:C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\clm\libclm\clm_complete_add.dll /export:clm_complete_add7 clm_complete_add.obj C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\clm\libclm\libclm-o64.lib LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file 'C:\Users\username\Opusmodus\clm\libclm\libclm-o64.lib' Not sure if I'm missing something in the VS build tools or if it's something else. Has anyone managed to get this working on a Windows machine, maybe with a different compiler?