Re: [Bluemusic-users] Request for Testing (Time Unit work)

[Jan J. H. <jj...@so...>]

Dear Steven,

great, yes, I will be glad to help testing. Is it possible, to install 
the test-version of blue besides the current version without 
interference or overwriting  something? I can test it on Mac and Linux 
Ubuntu.

Cheers,

Jan Jacob

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spatial electronic composition    |    higher order ambisonic music

Am 06.03.26 um 23:43 schrieb Steven Yi:
> Hi all,
>
> Given all the changes for time units, it's taken me a while to 
> go through and test/fix things. I've still got further testing to do, 
> but I think things are at a point where the new system is ready for 
> general testing. If you're willing to help out, there are builds on 
> GIthub Actions for Windows/macOS/Linux at:
>
> https://github.com/kunstmusik/blue/actions/runs/22782949228
>
> I still have to create new documentation for all of this, but some 
> general notes:
>
> - Time signatures and bars/beats time units: there's BBT 
> (bars.beats.ticks), BBF (bars.beats.fraction), and BBST 
> (bars.beats.sixteenths.ticks). For ticks, PPQ is hardcoded to 960, so 
> BBT ticks will go 0-959, and BBST ticks will go from 0-239).
> - migration *should* work for older projects to map to Csound Beats or 
> Time time units and primary ruler
> - there is now configuration to show a secondary ruler so that you can 
> view both beats and time
> - you can right-click the Snap button to change snap unit
> - Piano Roll modified to have a global or local time view. If global, 
> it will show the timeline ruler as a window into the global time. (For 
> legacy projects, it will migrate to local time view. For new objects, 
> it will use global if the primary ruler is set to a beat time unit, or 
> local if the primary ruler is set to a clock time unit.)
>
> I'm most curious that older projects don't have migration issues and 
> migrate as you would expect, and in general any feedback for things 
> that work as expected. I have been mostly testing and working through 
> beat-oriented views, so I'm curious to know for those of you that 
> primarily work in clock time if the UI works for you.
>
> Any feedback appreciated!
> Steven
>
>
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