From: David O. <dav...@sk...> - 2006-03-28 13:26:52
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Hi EveryOne, First I'd like to congratulate the Devs for the wonderful job they're doing ... LMMS is already an amazing soft despite of its youthfulness, and I wish it a bright and long career ;) So, let's begin with little bugs I noticed. I'm using version 0.1.4 (the debian testing package). * there's an instability when tuning the triple-oscillators parameters : LMMS crashes after 4 or 5 changes. To make it clear, I often use the double-click on the tuners, since it's faster to make the changes. * ok, it's not really a bug but I noticed also that the piano roll pump a lot of cpu, even when I mute it. Maybe is it possible to switch off the live-playing of the corresponding track ? Now the suggestions ... well the piano roll is very powerful and intuitive, but for more technical musical notations (we say "partition" editing in french, I don't know the exact formulation in english, sorry :), I like to use rosegarden (the X11 old one, for its light weight ;) or analogous softs. Although importing midi files in LMMS works well, it would be easier to have such a musical editor inside LMMS itself, so as to complete the piano roll. Even a simple one would be really funny. Another little details I write roughly : exporting midi files, drag and drop audio files to the triple-oscillators "?" buttons or to the BitInvader wave. Just tell me what you think about my crasy ideas ;) best regards, david |