From: Dan <ge...@co...> - 2003-10-28 20:43:41
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Sorry about my last reply ending up as a new topic, it's a long story. I'm using the latest sourceforge cvs version and i'm finding that when i erase a midi note in the matrix editor, visually it's dissapearing but i can still hear it on playback, the same applies when i use undo after inputting a note. The only way to resolve it is to remove the whole segment and start over. Thanks for anyhelp resolving this. Dan |
From: Guillaume L. <gla...@te...> - 2003-10-30 22:42:50
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On Tuesday 28 October 2003 21:41, Dan wrote: > > I'm using the latest sourceforge cvs version and i'm finding that when i > erase a midi note in the matrix editor, visually it's dissapearing but i > can still hear it on playback, the same applies when i use undo after > inputting a note. The only way to resolve it is to remove the whole segment > and start over. It's a bug I introduced while trying to solve another one (the "segments going silent" one). Fix is on the way. (cc'ing rg-devel where forthcoming discussion should happen) So apparently zeroing out the mapped buffer prior to dumping was there for a good reason, I just had forgotten about it. I'll have to make the iterator more clever then. -- Guillaume. http://www.telegraph-road.org |
From: Guillaume L. <gla...@te...> - 2003-10-30 23:20:11
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On Thursday 30 October 2003 23:42, Guillaume Laurent wrote: > On Tuesday 28 October 2003 21:41, Dan wrote: > > I'm using the latest sourceforge cvs version and i'm finding that when i > > erase a midi note in the matrix editor, visually it's dissapearing but i > > can still hear it on playback, the same applies when i use undo after > > inputting a note. The only way to resolve it is to remove the whole > > segment and start over. > > It's a bug I introduced while trying to solve another one (the "segments > going silent" one). Fix is on the way. Fix is in cvs. -- Guillaume. http://www.telegraph-road.org |
From: Dan <ge...@co...> - 2003-10-31 16:56:14
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This is a nice cvs i've got (better hang on to it), midi is all good now and it compiled without a prob, well done and thanks for sorting it. Rosegarden is an excellent piece of software, i'd fully be using it but i'm having issues with jack (permissions related and getting realtime in normal user mode, oh what fun) but it really is the program i've been looking for, undoubtedly tops cubase in my opinion. Cheers, Dan Apologies if i double post again, i really can't work out the problem - i'm quite embarassed what a mess i'm making of the archives. On Thursday 30 October 2003 11:20 pm, Guillaume Laurent wrote: > On Thursday 30 October 2003 23:42, Guillaume Laurent wrote: > > On Tuesday 28 October 2003 21:41, Dan wrote: > > > I'm using the latest sourceforge cvs version and i'm finding that when > > > i erase a midi note in the matrix editor, visually it's dissapearing > > > but i can still hear it on playback, the same applies when i use undo > > > after inputting a note. The only way to resolve it is to remove the > > > whole segment and start over. > > > > It's a bug I introduced while trying to solve another one (the "segments > > going silent" one). Fix is on the way. > > Fix is in cvs. |
From: Patrick O'M. <po...@vi...> - 2003-10-31 20:13:28
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How does Rose-Garden top Cubase ?! On Friday 31 October 2003 11:55 am, Dan wrote: > This is a nice cvs i've got (better hang on to it), midi is all good now > and it compiled without a prob, well done and thanks for sorting it. > Rosegarden is an excellent piece of software, i'd fully be using it but i'm > having issues with jack (permissions related and getting realtime in normal > user mode, oh what fun) but it really is the program i've been looking for, > undoubtedly tops cubase in my opinion. > > Cheers, > > Dan > |
From: Dan <ge...@co...> - 2003-11-01 11:59:35
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My number one reason has to be because it's on linux and using the alsa drivers i've been able to get excellent performance with my delta 66. When i was a windows user i was cursed with appauling performance from my delta card (and believe me i had tried everything to resolve this), but with no sequencer was performance as bad as when using cubase, i don't know the technical details and can't explain in depth why cubase was worse but all i know was that using it was like driving a tank (again this is my personal opinion and others may or may not have had these issues) and i was entirely unable to record audio without ridiculously high latencies, i could only manage a few midi tracks without slow down, granted alot of this was because of windoze (seems an appropriate nick right now), my hardware is a 1ghz p3 with 512mb ram and a WD 80gig special edition drive and as such wasn't the issue, but when i left cubase alone and tried other sequencers i started to get better performance and the pinnacle was using Tracktion - that and foobar 2000 are all i miss from windows - Tracktion finally enabled me to record at low latencies, 2.66ms on optimal occasions, and could handle multiple midi tracks with ease. Maybe had i had a brand spanking new pc with all the mod-cons i may have enjoyed cubase sx (which was an improvement over 5, though i see little difference between it and nuendo now). Rosegarden has a pleasing interface and is very responsive, i only have a couple of issues which are: 1.The transport control is tied with the main window, it would be nice if it could be standalone and stay in focus while i'm using the matrix editor, but i haven't had a chance to search if this is possible so please don't shoot me if i'm wrong. 2. I can't yet see how and if i can loop a segment be it audio or midi on the main window, but mostly (for me) required in the matrix editor, it would help the creative flow (no pretention intended). But these are small issues and they may be on the cards or not at all, either way i'm content. Rosegarden feels solid which is a real pleasure after using other software, I'm especially fond of the tabbed windows for adding/editing midi events. It might be nice to see the tabbing implemented as an option elsewhere on the program (main window possibly) but i'm not fussed. Above all (the name being an aid to this) there is a refreshingly clean feel to it which provides a lovely environment to work in. You may or may not agree with me but either way it's personal taste and also in my case performance that led me to make that statement. Cheers, Dan On Friday 31 October 2003 7:13 pm, Patrick O'Melia wrote: > How does Rose-Garden top Cubase ?! > > On Friday 31 October 2003 11:55 am, Dan wrote: > > This is a nice cvs i've got (better hang on to it), midi is all good now > > and it compiled without a prob, well done and thanks for sorting it. > > Rosegarden is an excellent piece of software, i'd fully be using it but > > i'm having issues with jack (permissions related and getting realtime in > > normal user mode, oh what fun) but it really is the program i've been > > looking for, undoubtedly tops cubase in my opinion. > > > > Cheers, > > > > Dan > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.net email is sponsored by: SF.net Giveback Program. > Does SourceForge.net help you be more productive? Does it > help you create better code? SHARE THE LOVE, and help us help > YOU! Click Here: http://sourceforge.net/donate/ > _______________________________________________ > Rosegarden-user mailing list > Ros...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/rosegarden-user |
From: Richard B. <ric...@fe...> - 2003-11-01 14:41:09
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On Saturday 01 November 2003 11:58 am, Dan wrote: > 1.The transport control is tied with the main window, it would be > nice if it could be standalone and stay in focus while i'm using the > matrix editor, but i haven't had a chance to search if this is > possible so please don't shoot me if i'm wrong. You wouldn't believe how long we've argued about this issue ourselves. It's been in various incarnations and currently you can use your window manager option (right click on the transport frame and select "always on top". I'm not sure if we can enable this automatically. > 2. I can't yet see how and if i can loop a segment be it audio or > midi on the main window, but mostly (for me) required in the matrix > editor, it would help the creative flow (no pretention intended). It's a hidden feature. Hold down the shift key and click and drag out a looping section in the tick marks on the main segment canvas underneath the bar number. You should be able to set this in the matrix editor too (but I think that might be broken currently). > Above all (the name being > an aid to this) there is a refreshingly clean feel to it which > provides a lovely environment to work in. Well I'm glad you like. I'm also pleased to see our first proper mini-flamewar not started on directly contributed too by any of the authors on this list. R |
From: Dan <ge...@co...> - 2003-11-03 13:09:42
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Thanks for your response, yeh right clicking on the transport does the job - it hadn't occurred to me to try! I didn't have 'show rulers' enabled in the settings menu so it took me few moments to see what you were getting at with the looping but yeh it's great, you're right though it's broken in the matrix editor at the moment, but it's fairly easy to live without. Thanks, Dan On Saturday 01 November 2003 2:40 pm, Richard Bown wrote: > On Saturday 01 November 2003 11:58 am, Dan wrote: > > 1.The transport control is tied with the main window, it would be > > nice if it could be standalone and stay in focus while i'm using the > > matrix editor, but i haven't had a chance to search if this is > > possible so please don't shoot me if i'm wrong. > > You wouldn't believe how long we've argued about this issue ourselves. > It's been in various incarnations and currently you can use your window > manager option (right click on the transport frame and select "always > on top". I'm not sure if we can enable this automatically. > > > 2. I can't yet see how and if i can loop a segment be it audio or > > midi on the main window, but mostly (for me) required in the matrix > > editor, it would help the creative flow (no pretention intended). > > It's a hidden feature. Hold down the shift key and click and drag out a > looping section in the tick marks on the main segment canvas underneath > the bar number. You should be able to set this in the matrix editor > too (but I think that might be broken currently). > > > Above all (the name being > > an aid to this) there is a refreshingly clean feel to it which > > provides a lovely environment to work in. > > Well I'm glad you like. I'm also pleased to see our first proper > mini-flamewar not started on directly contributed too by any of the authors > on this list. > > R |