Trouble launching Tidal in Atom

Moblyn · 16 July 2019 02:54

Followed the directions, everything works as described in the instructions until the Boot TidalCycles from Packages part. Then this pops up in the window that’s at the bottom of the screen. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

t>

: error:
Could not find module `Sound.Tidal.Context’
It is not a module in the current program, or in any known package.

Not in scope: `oLatency’

Not in scope: `oAddress’

Not in scope: `oPort’

Not in scope: `cFrameTimespan’

Variable not in scope: streamReplace :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamHush :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

* Variable not in scope: streamList :: t0 -> t
* Perhaps you meant `readList' (imported from Prelude)

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamMute :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamUnmute :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamSolo :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamUnsolo :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamOnce :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: once

Variable not in scope: streamNudgeAll :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamAll :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamResetCycles :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: asap :: b0 -> c

* Variable not in scope: cps :: a -> b0
* Perhaps you meant `cos' (imported from Prelude)


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.xfadeIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.xfadeIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.histpan'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.wait'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.waitT'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.jump'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.jumpIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: Sound.Tidal.Transition.jumpIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.jumpMod'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.mortal'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.interpolate'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.interpolateIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.clutch'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.clutchIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.anticipate'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.anticipateIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.mortalOverlay'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t

t>

: error:
Could not find module `Sound.Tidal.Context’
It is not a module in the current program, or in any known package.

Not in scope: `oLatency’

Not in scope: `oAddress’

Not in scope: `oPort’

Not in scope: `cFrameTimespan’

Variable not in scope: streamReplace :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamHush :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

* Variable not in scope: streamList :: t0 -> t
* Perhaps you meant `readList' (imported from Prelude)

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamMute :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamUnmute :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamSolo :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamUnsolo :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamOnce :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: once

Variable not in scope: streamNudgeAll :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamAll :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: streamResetCycles :: t0 -> t

Variable not in scope: tidal

Variable not in scope: asap :: b0 -> c

* Variable not in scope: cps :: a -> b0
* Perhaps you meant `cos' (imported from Prelude)


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.xfadeIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.xfadeIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.histpan'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.wait'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.waitT'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.jump'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.jumpIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: Sound.Tidal.Transition.jumpIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.jumpMod'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.mortal'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.interpolate'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.interpolateIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.clutch'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.clutchIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.anticipate'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.anticipateIn'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Not in scope: `Sound.Tidal.Transition.mortalOverlay'
No module named `Sound.Tidal.Transition' is imported.


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t


Variable not in scope: p :: Integer -> t

Moblyn · 16 July 2019 04:24

I think I may have found where the issue is. I ran the “cabal install tidal” line in the cmd again and the attached picture was the result.

Cabal%20Fail

yaxu · 16 July 2019 06:50

Hi @Moblyn,
Yes the problem is with the installation of the tidal library itself. Ignore what it says about needing minGW+MSYS/Cygwin, you should have everything you need as part of the haskell platform download.

This is a long standing issue:

To fix it, find the location of the cabal config file, by running this command in a terminal window:
cabal user-config init

Edit this file (e.g. in notepad). It should be enough to paste these lines at the end, making sure that no whitespace gets added to the start of any lines etc:

extra-prog-path: C:\Program Files\Haskell Platform\8.6.5\msys\usr\bin
extra-lib-dirs: C:\Program Files\Haskell Platform\8.6.5\mingw\lib
extra-include-dirs: C:\Program Files\Haskell Platform\8.6.5\mingw\include

You might also need to remove the existing extra-prog-path line and the line after it. Then cabal install tidal should work. Let us know how you get on!

Moblyn · 16 July 2019 07:21

This was 100% the issue. Everything is up and running. Thank you very much!

scnils · 26 July 2019 14:17

I have a similar problem but I am not sure what to remove and add?
Does it matter if I have duplicates of the same lines_

MaxxeW · 27 July 2019 10:16

Pardon me, wondering if it’s a similar issue happened on me…
My environment is:

Mac OSX: 10.14.5
GHCi: 8.6.5
cabal-install: 2.1.0
tidal: 1.1.12
SuperCollider 3.10.2.
Atom 1.38.2
Tidalcycles apm 3.1.0

In Atom, I’m using a tidal-startup repo found on Github. The package provides a BootTidal.hs within which looks like this:

:set -XOverloadedStrings
:set prompt ""
:set prompt-cont ""

import Sound.Tidal.Context

-- total latency = oLatency + cFrameTimespan
tidal <- startTidal (superdirtTarget {oLatency = 0.2, oAddress = "127.0.0.1", oPort = 57120}) (defaultConfig {cFrameTimespan = 1/20})

let p = streamReplace tidal
let hush = streamHush tidal
let list = streamList tidal
let mute = streamMute tidal
let unmute = streamUnmute tidal
let solo = streamSolo tidal
let unsolo = streamUnsolo tidal
let once = streamOnce tidal False
let asap = streamOnce tidal True
let nudgeAll = streamNudgeAll tidal
let all = streamAll tidal
let resetCycles = streamResetCycles tidal
let setcps = asap . cps
let xfade i = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.xfadeIn 4) i
let xfadeIn i t = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.xfadeIn t) i
let histpan i t = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.histpan t) i
let wait i t = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.wait t) i
let waitT i f t = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.waitT f t) i
let jump i = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.jump) i
let jumpIn i t = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.jumpIn t) i
let jumpIn' i t = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.jumpIn' t) i
let jumpMod i t = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.jumpMod t) i
let mortal i lifespan release = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.mortal lifespan release) i
let interpolate i = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.interpolate) i
let interpolateIn i t = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.interpolateIn t) i
let clutch i = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.clutch) i
let clutchIn i t = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.clutchIn t) i
let anticipate i = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.anticipate) i
let anticipateIn i t = transition tidal (Sound.Tidal.Transition.anticipateIn t) i
let d1 = p 1
let d2 = p 2
let d3 = p 3
let d4 = p 4
let d5 = p 5
let d6 = p 6
let d7 = p 7
let d8 = p 8
let d9 = p 9
let d10 = p 10
let d11 = p 11
let d12 = p 12
let d13 = p 13
let d14 = p 14
let d15 = p 15
let d16 = p 16

:set prompt "tidal> "

My SuperDirt and SuperCollider are working fine, listening on port 57120. I could still trigger sound, building patterns, hush,etc. But what’s annoying me is while booting tidalcycles in Atom’s package, it always returns some error messages as such:

• Couldn't match type ‘Bool’ with ‘Pattern ControlMap’
  Expected type: ControlPattern
    Actual type: Bool
• In the second argument of ‘streamOnce’, namely ‘False’
  In the expression: streamOnce tidal False
  In an equation for ‘once’: once = streamOnce tidal False


• Couldn't match type ‘Bool’ with ‘Pattern ControlMap’
  Expected type: ControlPattern
    Actual type: Bool
• In the second argument of ‘streamOnce’, namely ‘True’
  In the expression: streamOnce tidal True
  In an equation for ‘asap’: asap = streamOnce tidal True


Variable not in scope: asap :: ControlPattern -> c


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘xfadeIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(xfadeIn 4)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (xfadeIn 4) i
  In an equation for ‘xfade’:
      xfade i = transition tidal (xfadeIn 4) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘xfadeIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(xfadeIn t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (xfadeIn t) i
  In an equation for ‘xfadeIn’:
      xfadeIn i t = transition tidal (xfadeIn t) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘histpan’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(histpan t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (histpan t) i
  In an equation for ‘histpan’:
      histpan i t = transition tidal (histpan t) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘wait’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(wait t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (wait t) i
  In an equation for ‘wait’: wait i t = transition tidal (wait t) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘waitT’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(waitT f t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (waitT f t) i
  In an equation for ‘waitT’:
      waitT i f t = transition tidal (waitT f t) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘jump’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(jump)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (jump) i
  In an equation for ‘jump’: jump i = transition tidal (jump) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘jumpIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(jumpIn t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (jumpIn t) i
  In an equation for ‘jumpIn’:
      jumpIn i t = transition tidal (jumpIn t) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘jumpIn'’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(jumpIn' t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (jumpIn' t) i
  In an equation for ‘jumpIn'’:
      jumpIn' i t = transition tidal (jumpIn' t) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘jumpMod’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(jumpMod t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (jumpMod t) i
  In an equation for ‘jumpMod’:
      jumpMod i t = transition tidal (jumpMod t) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘mortal’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely
    ‘(mortal lifespan release)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (mortal lifespan release) i
  In an equation for ‘mortal’:
      mortal i lifespan release
        = transition tidal (mortal lifespan release) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘interpolate’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(interpolate)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (interpolate) i
  In an equation for ‘interpolate’:
      interpolate i = transition tidal (interpolate) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘interpolateIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(interpolateIn t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (interpolateIn t) i
  In an equation for ‘interpolateIn’:
      interpolateIn i t = transition tidal (interpolateIn t) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [Pattern a0] -> Pattern a0’
• Probable cause: ‘clutch’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(clutch)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (clutch) i
  In an equation for ‘clutch’: clutch i = transition tidal (clutch) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [Pattern a0] -> Pattern a0’
• Probable cause: ‘clutchIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(clutchIn t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (clutchIn t) i
  In an equation for ‘clutchIn’:
      clutchIn i t = transition tidal (clutchIn t) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘anticipate’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(anticipate)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (anticipate) i
  In an equation for ‘anticipate’:
      anticipate i = transition tidal (anticipate) i


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘anticipateIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(anticipateIn t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (anticipateIn t) i
  In an equation for ‘anticipateIn’:
      anticipateIn i t = transition tidal (anticipateIn t) i

So then I tried to check my cabal config file as replies, but since my OS is not windows, it marks

-- extra-lib-dirs:
-- extra-framework-dirs:
extra-prog-path: /Users/$USERNAME/.cabal/bin

I’m not sure if there’s anything I should change here. Could someone please help?

yaxu · 27 July 2019 10:30

I think that’s just down to using an out-of-date BootTidal.hs. Why not use the default one?

MaxxeW · 27 July 2019 11:50

Thank you Yaxu. I replaced it with the latest https://github.com/tidalcycles/Tidal/edit/master/BootTidal.hs now. The error messages disappear but in my tidal files only d1 is working, d2, d3 , d4 etc… don’t trigger sound anymore, even if I remove the BootTidal.hs and restart tidal…
I tried on both VScode and Atom, they both work the same way, and in supercollider’s post window nothing appears… Thanks for the help!

yaxu · 27 July 2019 12:07

Hmm @MaxxeW my guess is that something is wrong with your superdirt startup - how are you starting that?

Also make sure everything is upgraded: https://tidalcycles.org/index.php/Upgrading

MaxxeW · 27 July 2019 15:02

Yes, you are right, the problem was gone after changing my superdirt-startup.scd from

~dirt.start(57120, [0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10]);

to

~dirt.start(57120, 0 ! 12);

Thanks a lot!

Daniel_Kozlowski · 26 October 2019 15:49

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH THANK YOU THIS WORKED PERFECTLY YAYAYAY!

excellent advice, excellent person, thank you Im making sounds now.

agamemnun · 26 October 2019 16:15

Hey MaxxeW, we are having the same problem as you but we didn’t catch up how you applied that solution on macos. Can you explain a little further? Where did you write this line to fix it? “~dirt.start(57120, 0 ! 12);”

yaxu · 27 October 2019 07:21

Hi Agamemnun, you’d run that code in SuperCollider, to start SuperDirt.
Can you describe the issue you’re having? Unless you’ve customised your SuperDirt startup, it’s unlikely to be the same issue that @MaxxeW was having.

agamemnun · 28 October 2019 12:24

Yep I guess it was something else because when I ran the that code in supercollider it was giving another error, like it couldn’t find an object or property.

Anyway I have solved it by removing and reinstalling Haskell and Tidal altogether. Thanks for your interest ^^

dcplr · 1 November 2019 19:32

Getting the same error set as Moblyn when booting TidalCycles in Atom after applying the above fix, any advice to get Tidal up and running? Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!

Rob

Alejandro · 20 November 2019 23:12

Hi Alex! I’ve got same problem and I’ve tried your suggested solution without success.
Please could you or somebody help me with this? Thanks in advance!

Here the code that appears in the console in Atom:

Load BootTidal.hs from /Users/Mankacen_UK/tidal-master/BootTidal.hs
t>

Some flags have not been recognized: prompt-cont,
t>
t>Listening for controls on 127.0.0.1:6010

• Couldn't match type ‘Bool’ with ‘Pattern ControlMap’
  Expected type: ControlPattern
    Actual type: Bool
• In the second argument of ‘streamOnce’, namely ‘False’
  In the expression: streamOnce tidal False
  In an equation for ‘once’: once = streamOnce tidal False


• Couldn't match type ‘Bool’ with ‘Pattern ControlMap’
  Expected type: ControlPattern
    Actual type: Bool
• In the second argument of ‘streamOnce’, namely ‘True’
  In the expression: streamOnce tidal True
  In an equation for ‘asap’: asap = streamOnce tidal True


• Couldn't match expected type ‘ControlPattern -> c’
              with actual type ‘IO ()’
• In the first argument of ‘(.)’, namely ‘asap’
  In the expression: asap . cps
  In an equation for ‘setcps’: setcps = asap . cps
• Relevant bindings include
    setcps :: Pattern Double -> c


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘xfadeIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(xfadeIn 4)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (xfadeIn 4)
  In an equation for ‘xfade’: xfade = transition tidal (xfadeIn 4)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘xfadeIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(xfadeIn t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (xfadeIn t)
  In an equation for ‘xfadeIn’:
      xfadeIn t = transition tidal (xfadeIn t)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘histpan’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(histpan t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (histpan t)
  In an equation for ‘histpan’:
      histpan t = transition tidal (histpan t)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘wait’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(wait t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (wait t)
  In an equation for ‘wait’: wait t = transition tidal (wait t)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘waitT’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(waitT f t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (waitT f t)
  In an equation for ‘waitT’:
      waitT f t = transition tidal (waitT f t)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘jump’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(jump)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (jump)
  In an equation for ‘jump’: jump = transition tidal (jump)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘jumpIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(jumpIn t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (jumpIn t)
  In an equation for ‘jumpIn’: jumpIn t = transition tidal (jumpIn t)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘jumpIn'’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(jumpIn' t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (jumpIn' t)
  In an equation for ‘jumpIn'’:
      jumpIn' t = transition tidal (jumpIn' t)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘jumpMod’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(jumpMod t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (jumpMod t)
  In an equation for ‘jumpMod’:
      jumpMod t = transition tidal (jumpMod t)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘mortal’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely
    ‘(mortal lifespan release)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (mortal lifespan release)
  In an equation for ‘mortal’:
      mortal lifespan release
        = transition tidal (mortal lifespan release)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘interpolate’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(interpolate)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (interpolate)
  In an equation for ‘interpolate’:
      interpolate = transition tidal (interpolate)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘interpolateIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(interpolateIn t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (interpolateIn t)
  In an equation for ‘interpolateIn’:
      interpolateIn t = transition tidal (interpolateIn t)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [Pattern a1] -> Pattern a1’
• Probable cause: ‘clutch’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(clutch)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (clutch)
  In an equation for ‘clutch’: clutch = transition tidal (clutch)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [Pattern a0] -> Pattern a0’
• Probable cause: ‘clutchIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(clutchIn t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (clutchIn t)
  In an equation for ‘clutchIn’:
      clutchIn t = transition tidal (clutchIn t)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘anticipate’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(anticipate)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (anticipate)
  In an equation for ‘anticipate’:
      anticipate = transition tidal (anticipate)


• Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’
              with actual type ‘Time -> [ControlPattern] -> ControlPattern’
• Probable cause: ‘anticipateIn’ is applied to too few arguments
  In the second argument of ‘transition’, namely ‘(anticipateIn t)’
  In the expression: transition tidal (anticipateIn t)
  In an equation for ‘anticipateIn’:
      anticipateIn t = transition tidal (anticipateIn t)


Variable not in scope: d1 :: ControlPattern -> t


Variable not in scope: d1 :: ControlPattern -> t

yaxu · 20 November 2019 23:46

I think you are using an out of date boottidal.hs

Alejandro · 21 November 2019 19:51

Yes, thank you!
I’ve just replaced the file with a new version and now is running as usual.
Best,
Alejandro

K_Christie · 27 January 2020 22:43

Hi, I seem to be having a similar problem to the earlier ones in the thread. I get the following error message when trying to open TidalCycles in atom.

Loaded package environment from /Users/kennychristie/.ghc/x86_64-darwin-8.6.5/environments/default

: error:
Ambiguous module name ‘Sound.Tidal.Context’:
it was found in multiple packages:
tidal-1.4.7 tidal-1.4.7 tidal-1.4.7

I’m a complete novice so any help greatly appreciated.

dcplr · 18 February 2020 01:11

Finally got Tidal to launch in Atom tonight!! This is how I got it working:

First deleted C:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\Roaming\ghc\x86_64-mingw32-8.0.1 (Haskell Uninstall?), then downloaded and installed the version of Haskell on the Manual Install page for Windows (Haskell 8.4.3 ‘full’ install). After the Haskell install completed, I executed the ‘cabal install’ & ‘cabal install tidal’ commands in the Windows power shell, then followed instructions to start TidalCycles in Atom. Hope this helps someone out!

Regards,

Rob