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From: Dave F. <da...@da...> - 2005-05-15 03:48:44
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All, Well, I'm sorry. I showed up with a lot of energy, worked real hard, and then stopped, and it doesn't look like I'm going to be able to start again. :( Here's the problem: Since Jazz++ is in C++, generally speaking a lot more consecutive time is required to implement something. For a general redesign, even more time is required. I don't have that time. What I have is a lot of short bursts of time that I can spend programming if there's a reasonable expectation that I'll be able to complete at least one task. This is shown in my other leisurely programming activities, actually. :) I'm not the greatest C++ programmer ever, so I need a lot more time to work with C++, time I don't have. If Jazz were in another language (Python, specifically) it would be a different story. But it's not. I would have tried to push for a general change to Python awhile back if there were a library available that I knew of for reading/writing midi files, or if it was reasonably something that could be implemented quickly. The GUI library (wxWidgets) is already well supported in Python, so reading/writing midi files and midi playback (and any custom widgets needed) are the only holdups to such a change. Well, I found a program call 'mma' that generates midi accompaniment, and it's written in python. Looks like they've got writing midi files down pretty well, it should be reasonable to use that code to write a midi file reader and go. Playback is the only issue left, then. As a stopgap, pygame or pyAudiere would both provide midi playback, at least until someone could throw python bindings around PortMidi. So, here's how I figure it. There's some good code in Jazz++. A lot of it has to be thrown away in a language change like what I'm proposing. There's some bad code in Jazz++ (or at least I've made no secret of my feelings on the matter). IN C++ we have to keep working with it, around it, factoring it out, and reimplementing the stuff that uses it. In a language change we can throw out all the bad code. Some of the good code we get to take with us, like the beautiful pianowin class. Throw some python bindings around it and use it as the start of our custom widget library and we can move on. Trackwin can be easily re-implemented just like it is in Python. And we get to throw away the dependency on an old wxWidgets API, and in light of the 2.6 release this is a Very Good Thing. I figure the widgets we need can be written in Python to start, and then later on when we need higher performance out of them, we can re-implement them in C++. That's the beautiful thing about Python. :) For distribution, I don't know of a LInux distribution that doesn't include Python by default, and then also doesn't include wxPython in its file repository. Linux users are taken care of. Mac OS X includes Python by default, and wxPython is rumored to be pretty stable there. For Windows there's py2exe, which creates a self-standing executable for a python program. (You can download my pyAlarm program to see how well it works if you'd like) We'd have to bundle the dependencies with it, in that case, and that's fine. If we were to switch to Python, I would be able to find more time to work on it. That's my main personal benefit, but there are others. Python applications are generally faster to develop. This is very well-documented throughout the web so I won't go into detail, I can provide links if you'd like. Python applications are cross-platform in general. I can testify from personal experience that it's a lot simpler to write and maintain a python application across platforms than it is to do the same in C++. Python is a simple enough language to learn that other developers interested, even if they don't know python, will be able to quickly take part in development. The other issue is actually a plus, in a way. I'm interested in dropping wxPython from my toolbox when Qt is GPL for all platforms (which is promised to happen pretty soon). Then, when pyQt and pyKDE have updated, I intend to make that switch. Being a KDE user and all, I'd really prefer to have my own programs run natively in my preferred environment. So naturally I'd be looking to make a Qt interface that could (and should) exist alongside a wxGTK interface for those users who want one. I don't know that I'll make it or be able to keep up to pace with a wxGTK interface if that's what the core uses, but it's not that big of a deal. I'll be happy to keep wxPython around for this application if need be. It's up to you guys. I need to cut out completely from Jazz in C++. I'd like to work on a midi sequencer anyway, but frankly there are enough in my environment that I"m not feeling any particular pain in that area. I'd like to do one to "do it better" and make it more like what I want (for instance have it output mod files). I'd like to work on a midi sequencer with this group, I like all of you and you're all very talented programmers. I'm happy to have met each of you and I think I'm a better man for it. If you guys are interested in moving to Python for core development here and all you'd need is a codebase to start from, I can throw together a prototype. Luckily, in Jazz++ development we're at a point where what we have is just slightly more functional than a prototype, so the future of our work wouldn't be any different, other than the language used. If you're not interested and you'd just as soon keep working on Jazz++ in C++, then I need to cut out. I'll be happy to roll back my changes for you if any of you are blocked by me. So what do you think? Dave |
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From: <jaz...@sp...> - 2005-03-15 18:16:39
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I was able to get it to compile by defining those vairables in that class definition. I don't understand why I had to do that because they should have been inherited from definitions several levels up. Anyway, after compile, I get it running and none of the dialogs work. Is this part of the TODO list? Mike On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 14:54:44 -0600, Dave Fancella - dav...@da... <+jazz+spammike+b3cbdaae3e.davidfancella#dav...@sp...> wrote: > These are gcc 3.4 problems. gcc 3.4 is a lot stricter about some things. I > haven't managed to get it to build since my distribution upgraded to gcc 3.4 > either. ;( > > > In file included from sig2.cpp:22: > > sig2.h: In member function `virtual void tSampleResizingIterator<T, > > SPL>::Out(co nst tSigValue&)': > > sig2.h:447: error: `current' undeclared (first use this function) > > sig2.h:447: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once for > > each fu nction it appears in.) > > sig2.h:447: error: `length' undeclared (first use this function) > > The solution to both of these, if I recall correctly, was to declare the two > variables as int higher in the method declaration, or something like that. > > > sig2.h:448: error: there are no arguments to `Resize' that depend on a > > template parameter, so a declaration of `Resize' must be available > > sig2.h:448: error: (if you use `-fpermissive', G++ will accept your code, > > but al lowing the use of an undeclared name is deprecated) > > sig2.h:449: error: `channels' undeclared (first use this function) > > sig2.h:451: error: `data' undeclared (first use this function) > > Same here. And the message is a lie, I used -fpermissive and got even more > errors. :( > > Even after all of these, there are numerous other errors in the code. If you > have the time and interest, it would be wonderful if you could track them > down. I don't know about the other guys, but i'm fairly well covered up with > school and work right now, and Jazz is fairly down my list of priorities > these days. I wish it were higher, but that's how it is. Sorry I couldn't > be more helpful. > > Dave > > > make[2]: *** [jazz-sig2.o] Error 1 > > make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/msutton/jazz/src' > > make[1]: *** [all] Error 2 > > make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/msutton/jazz/src' > > make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide > > Read honest & candid reviews on hundreds of IT Products from real users. > > Discover which products truly live up to the hype. Start reading now. > > http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=6595&alloc_id=14396&op=click > > _______________________________________________ > > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > > jaz...@li... > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel > > -- > Visit my website! > http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em > > Wilner's Observation: > All conversations with a potato should be conducted in private. > > ------------------------------------------------------- > SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide > Read honest & candid reviews on hundreds of IT Products from real users. > Discover which products truly live up to the hype. Start reading now. > http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=6595&alloc_id=14396&op=click > _______________________________________________ > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > jaz...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel > |
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From: Dave F. <dav...@da...> - 2005-03-11 20:54:54
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These are gcc 3.4 problems. gcc 3.4 is a lot stricter about some things. I haven't managed to get it to build since my distribution upgraded to gcc 3.4 either. ;( > In file included from sig2.cpp:22: > sig2.h: In member function `virtual void tSampleResizingIterator<T, > SPL>::Out(co nst tSigValue&)': > sig2.h:447: error: `current' undeclared (first use this function) > sig2.h:447: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once for > each fu nction it appears in.) > sig2.h:447: error: `length' undeclared (first use this function) The solution to both of these, if I recall correctly, was to declare the two variables as int higher in the method declaration, or something like that. > sig2.h:448: error: there are no arguments to `Resize' that depend on a > template parameter, so a declaration of `Resize' must be available > sig2.h:448: error: (if you use `-fpermissive', G++ will accept your code, > but al lowing the use of an undeclared name is deprecated) > sig2.h:449: error: `channels' undeclared (first use this function) > sig2.h:451: error: `data' undeclared (first use this function) Same here. And the message is a lie, I used -fpermissive and got even more errors. :( Even after all of these, there are numerous other errors in the code. If you have the time and interest, it would be wonderful if you could track them down. I don't know about the other guys, but i'm fairly well covered up with school and work right now, and Jazz is fairly down my list of priorities these days. I wish it were higher, but that's how it is. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Dave > make[2]: *** [jazz-sig2.o] Error 1 > make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/msutton/jazz/src' > make[1]: *** [all] Error 2 > make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/msutton/jazz/src' > make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide > Read honest & candid reviews on hundreds of IT Products from real users. > Discover which products truly live up to the hype. Start reading now. > http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=6595&alloc_id=14396&op=click > _______________________________________________ > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > jaz...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel -- Visit my website! http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em Wilner's Observation: All conversations with a potato should be conducted in private. |
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From: <jaz...@sp...> - 2005-03-11 20:44:56
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I'm trying to be able to run Jazz++ on FC3. The binary didn't work. First I get a pop-up window that say: "Could not open config include file .synth_confi gs.jzi" and then from the command prompt: jazz: dynamic-link.h:57: elf_get_dynamic_info: Assertion `! "bad dynamic tag"' failed. Abort (core dumped) From there I have been trying to get it to compile from source. I finally got the alsa-lib-devel and the wxGTK-devel installed so the 'rebuild' command runs mostly without errors. I still get: /usr/share/aclocal/wxwin.m4:36: warning: underquoted definition of AM_OPTIONS_WXCONFIG run info '(automake)Extending aclocal' or see http://sources.redhat.com/automake/automake.html#Extending-aclocal /usr/share/aclocal/wxwin.m4:59: warning: underquoted definition of AM_PATH_WXCONFIG When it finally gets to the compilation it runs through a fair amount of it before crashing out as follows: if g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DJAZZ_DATADIR=\"/usr/local/share/jazz\" -I/ usr/lib/wx/include/gtk-2.4 -DGTK_NO_CHECK_CASTS -D__WXGTK__ -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS= 64 -D_LARGE_FILES -I../xrc/include -g -O2 -MT jazz-sig2.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/ja zz-sig2.Tpo" -c -o jazz-sig2.o `test -f 'sig2.cpp' || echo './'`sig2.cpp; \ then mv -f ".deps/jazz-sig2.Tpo" ".deps/jazz-sig2.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/jazz-si g2.Tpo"; exit 1; fi In file included from sig2.cpp:22: sig2.h: In member function `virtual void tSampleResizingIterator<T, SPL>::Out(co nst tSigValue&)': sig2.h:447: error: `current' undeclared (first use this function) sig2.h:447: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each fu nction it appears in.) sig2.h:447: error: `length' undeclared (first use this function) sig2.h:448: error: there are no arguments to `Resize' that depend on a template parameter, so a declaration of `Resize' must be available sig2.h:448: error: (if you use `-fpermissive', G++ will accept your code, but al lowing the use of an undeclared name is deprecated) sig2.h:449: error: `channels' undeclared (first use this function) sig2.h:451: error: `data' undeclared (first use this function) make[2]: *** [jazz-sig2.o] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/msutton/jazz/src' make[1]: *** [all] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/msutton/jazz/src' make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 |
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From: Joakim V. <jo...@ve...> - 2005-01-26 15:49:41
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Marc Silver <si...@li...> writes:
> Hello, Jazz developers!
>
> I'm trying to make my second go at Jazz under linux;
> the last time was almost a decade ago (v1.0), when building
> WxWin took all day and ate most of my HD.
>
> A few code revisions down the road, and now using Jazz Plus Plus CVS
> (tarball) I've graduated to a high-powered 400mhz CPU ;-)
>
> In all seriousness, though, having a full-featured
> MIDI sequencer/editor on a PDA would be rather a tremendous thing.
Yes it would be awesome!
> I've got: 640x480x16 screen, /dev/dsp, pxa255 (ARM) cpu, 64mb ram
> Same endian as i386.
> Should be workable?
I think so
> Build environment: athlon i386 / debian unstable, cross compiler
>
> a few issues:
>
> 1) using the latest autoconf/automake doesn't build right.
> I've confirmed that automake-1.4 , 1.7, 1.9 fail,
> but oddly, 1.6 builds fine. It may just be a quirk
> but it's something noteable.
> (autoconf 2.50 works, 2.13 breaks)
I havent tried this for a while. Jazz++ uses autoconf rather modestly,
so it shouldnt be to hard to get working again.
> 2) No sequencer, ALSA libs but no devices. Complied with ALSA support.
> Will this break anything down the road?
dont think so
> 3) jazz starts fine, but dies badly whenever I attempt to open or save.
> at file open:
>
> jazz: mstdfile.cpp:515: virtual int tStdRead::Open(const char*):
> Assertion `hSize == sizeof(h)' failed.
>
> for song/demo2.mid, hSize and sizeof(h) are 6 and 8 respectively.
> Disabling the test, it seems to open fair well. Is this safe?
> Or breeding ground for monsters?
>
> at file save:
> Segmentation fault
>
> invariably, even on a null (empty) project.
>>From strace, it appears to successfully open the file for writing,
>
> open("/home/root/noname.mid", O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_TRUNC|O_LARGEFILE, 0666) = 6
>
> but only writes a null file.
>
> Also the menu item for Settings->Window segfaults as well.
> Also, Settings -> Save settings -> Save all writes properly without error.
Ive seen this as well but dont remember the exact cause.
> ___
>
> So,
>
> can anyone hazard a guess as to where/how it might be breaking?
> Or suggest how I might go about debugging and tracking the problem?
>
> Jazz looks good and appears to work well, otherwise, on this platform.
>
> much good work has gone into it :)
>
> (I'll try building 4.1 later, but I'm still having issues
> building ancient wxwin to go with it)
Well, that was a large reason we started porting to wx2! :-)
> many thanks,
>
> Marc Silver
>
>
>
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From: Marc S. <si...@li...> - 2005-01-25 21:50:31
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Hello, Jazz developers!
I'm trying to make my second go at Jazz under linux;
the last time was almost a decade ago (v1.0), when building
WxWin took all day and ate most of my HD.
A few code revisions down the road, and now using Jazz Plus Plus CVS
(tarball) I've graduated to a high-powered 400mhz CPU ;-)
In all seriousness, though, having a full-featured
MIDI sequencer/editor on a PDA would be rather a tremendous thing.
I've got: 640x480x16 screen, /dev/dsp, pxa255 (ARM) cpu, 64mb ram
Same endian as i386.
Should be workable?
Build environment: athlon i386 / debian unstable, cross compiler
a few issues:
1) using the latest autoconf/automake doesn't build right.
I've confirmed that automake-1.4 , 1.7, 1.9 fail,
but oddly, 1.6 builds fine. It may just be a quirk
but it's something noteable.
(autoconf 2.50 works, 2.13 breaks)
2) No sequencer, ALSA libs but no devices. Complied with ALSA support.
Will this break anything down the road?
3) jazz starts fine, but dies badly whenever I attempt to open or save.
at file open:
jazz: mstdfile.cpp:515: virtual int tStdRead::Open(const char*):
Assertion `hSize == sizeof(h)' failed.
for song/demo2.mid, hSize and sizeof(h) are 6 and 8 respectively.
Disabling the test, it seems to open fair well. Is this safe?
Or breeding ground for monsters?
at file save:
Segmentation fault
invariably, even on a null (empty) project.
From strace, it appears to successfully open the file for writing,
open("/home/root/noname.mid", O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_TRUNC|O_LARGEFILE, 0666) = 6
but only writes a null file.
Also the menu item for Settings->Window segfaults as well.
Also, Settings -> Save settings -> Save all writes properly without error.
___
So,
can anyone hazard a guess as to where/how it might be breaking?
Or suggest how I might go about debugging and tracking the problem?
Jazz looks good and appears to work well, otherwise, on this platform.
much good work has gone into it :)
(I'll try building 4.1 later, but I'm still having issues
building ancient wxwin to go with it)
many thanks,
Marc Silver
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From: Joakim V. <jo...@ve...> - 2005-01-20 08:40:38
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"Aaron K. Johnson" <akj...@co...> writes: > Hey all, Hello! > It would be most excellent to do work in Jazz++ using historical non-equal > temperament scales, various n-equal temperaments, various Just Intonation > systems, and the rest, would it not? Im curious about microtonal composition, but know nothing about it. hat you suggest would in principle not be all that difficult. One would implement a new drawing function, that would interpret midi-events the way you want. Please note that our current codebase has some problems, doesnt compile on windows, and not everything has been ported to wxwidgets 2. Furthermore, most of us has very little time to spend on this project. Personally I dont have much time to code, but I can help explain things. I think it would be nice if Jazz++ could find a niche amongst the sequencers as the one that is open to experimentation. > How much of the architecture would have to change? I would love to help > development, but I would need guidance to get up to speed on the current > architecture, etc. Plus, I might need some help with some minutia of C++: I > know C fairly well, Python very well. C will take you a long wah with the jazz++ codebase. > Another question: could we implement a raw serial midi driver from within > Jazz++: something primitive and scheduler-based that could send raw MIDI > bytes to a serial port? Has this already been done? PLease explain further. > Best, > -- > Aaron Krister Johnson > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > The SF.Net email is sponsored by: Beat the post-holiday blues > Get a FREE limited edition SourceForge.net t-shirt from ThinkGeek. > It's fun and FREE -- well, almost....http://www.thinkgeek.com/sfshirt_______________________________________________ > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > jaz...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel -- Joakim Verona www.verona.se |
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From: Aaron K. J. <akj...@co...> - 2005-01-18 18:47:55
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Hey all, I'm new to the list, but I wanted to see if I could help generate interest and/or get guidance helping to code-in what would be a very useful feature into Jazz++ : microtonal scales. As a microtonal composer, I have been frustrated for years by the lack of readily available tools, the biggest and the best always assuming a 12-equal/octave bias. I have my own text-based tools, but I think it would be lovely to have a piano roll GUI to compose micro-music with on Linux, and yes, port it to Windoze as well. I think that with a bit of effort, we could make Jazz++ microtonal ready. One way would be to have 12-equal a default, and enable importing the nearly universally accepted scala file format (.scl), and have the interface change the number of notes/oct(pseudo-octave?) in response. Then, each 'note' representation would be a combination of note-on plus pitch-bend bytes (this is the most common way to do microtonal MIDI). It would be most excellent to do work in Jazz++ using historical non-equal temperament scales, various n-equal temperaments, various Just Intonation systems, and the rest, would it not? How much of the architecture would have to change? I would love to help development, but I would need guidance to get up to speed on the current architecture, etc. Plus, I might need some help with some minutia of C++: I know C fairly well, Python very well. Another question: could we implement a raw serial midi driver from within Jazz++: something primitive and scheduler-based that could send raw MIDI bytes to a serial port? Has this already been done? Best, -- Aaron Krister Johnson |
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From: Kevin C. <ke...@do...> - 2004-12-28 23:08:55
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On 28 December 2004 at 0:01, Alexander Toresson <ale...@gm...> wrote: > I found a solution, though it wasn't the one you used. I set "auto > send midi reset" to "never", and after that, everything was working > correctly. Maybe that works for you too? > > Regards, Alexander Toresson I didn't know about that setting. I'll give it a shot next time I fire up Jazz++. Thanks... -- Kevin |
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From: Mark C. <ma...@re...> - 2004-12-28 10:58:45
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Just a quick question to ask if the Wiki here is of any use or not ? http://jazz.opensrc.org/ It hasn't been updated for many months so I would like to decommission it if it's not being used. --markc |
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From: Alexander T. <ale...@gm...> - 2004-12-27 23:01:39
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On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 12:06:36 -0800, Kevin Cosgrove <ke...@do...> wrote: > > On 26 December 2004 at 18:44, Alexander Toresson <ale...@gm...> wrote: > > > I'm not certain if this should be in the dev or user list, but here goes: > > > > The Roland RS-50 is GM2 compatible. It's not XG or GS compatible, so > > if I do not make my own .jzi then I can only use the 128 GM1 sounds, > > which sounds crap compared to the other 512 patches. It has 384 native > > patches and 256 GM2 patches. > > To make my own .jzi, I started out with the Roland JV-1000 .jzi. > > Everything works as it should when I'm selecting instruments for > > tracks in jazz, however, when I try to play something I've recorded, > > it by some reason only can use the gm1 sounds, ignoring the bank > > number and using the programchange as if it was a programchange for > > gm1. Is this a bug in Jazz++? I've downloaded jazz++ 4.1.1, maybe it > > has the bug fixed, however I do not know if I can get it running, > > because I do not have a linux driver for my midi interface. > > And anyway, is there any way to make jazz use more than one of the 16 > > parts of the synth? This way, an effect (eg cutoff, resonance) is > > applied to all instruments instead of only the one I'd want. > > I had the same problem with my Alesis QS8. My workaround for the > problem was to configure the keyboard to ignore program changes. Of > course, this means I don't get program change abilities within a > song. But, for me that's not too much of an issue. > > I've now upgraded my computer hardware and it has enough power to run > Rosegarden (a KDE application, i.e. resource-HUNGRY!). It does > program change things correct. I created a keyboard patch file for > the QS8 and Rosegarden per their FAQ and it works great. > Unfortunately there is A LOT of stuff in Jazz++ that is missing from > Rosegarden, e.g. the harmony browser, but there's a lot that's great > about Rosegarden, e.g. score view. > I found a solution, though it wasn't the one you used. I set "auto send midi reset" to "never", and after that, everything was working correctly. Maybe that works for you too? Regards, Alexander Toresson Anyway, here's the new config-file (now with everything added), just for archive to those who might need it (it may be useful for anyone who has a gm2 compatible keyboard): # Jazz++ config-file for Roland RS-50. # Made by Alexander Toresson <ale...@gm...> # Please e-mail me about any mistake I've made. # # How to configure for RS-50: # Copy this file to "other.jzi". Then choose synth-type "Other" and set # "auto send midi reset" to "never" from the Settings menu and restart jazz. # # Before using, you will have to manually put the RS-50 into Perform mode. # # This config-file is made to offer as much backwards-compatibility as possible for # the GM1 standard. All voices are backwards-compatible, however, the rhythm sets # are not. That is because of limitations in how a config-file is made. # To play a GM1-midi file, change the rhythm set used to the GM2 equivalent. # There are dummy GM1-rhythm sets, so you can know which of them the song uses. # They cannot be used. Or, rather, you won't get rhythm sets if you choose one of them. # Eg: Selecting GM1 STANDARD will set part 10 on your RS-50 to RS Grand. # # I use the GM2 way of selecting the GM2 sounds. I could have used the same way # for selecting the native sounds as the gm2 sounds. However, now I can just strip out # the RS-50 specific sounds to get a GM2 config-file. This adds a little complexity, # since GM2-sounds are not placed linearly in the banks. For example, bank 6-9 # are only used by one sound each! # # I've decided to use the names of the Standard Kit for the drumkeys. I don't # know how different names would be used for different rhythm sets. # # User defined patches/rhythms are also supported. You could set the names of them # to those of your own user defined patches/rhythms. # # Set synth-type and reset type .synth_type Other # Bank Table here # .bank_2nd_control_number defaults to 32 # .max_bank_table_entries defaults to 256 .use_two_command_bank_select 1 .bank_2nd_control_number 32 .max_bank_table_entries 20 .bank_table 121 0 # Bank 0 (GM1/2) (This is placed here to have gm1-compatibility) 87 64 # Bank 0 (Native) 87 65 # Bank 1 (Native) 87 66 # Bank 2 (Native) 86 64 # Rhythm Set Bank (Native) 120 0 # GM Rhythm Bank (GM1/2) 121 1 # Bank 1 (GM2) 121 2 # Bank 2 (GM2) 121 3 # Bank 3 (GM2) 121 4 # Bank 4 (GM2) 121 5 # Bank 5 (GM2 Some Effects) 121 6 # Bank 6 (GM2 Some Effects) 121 7 # Bank 7 (GM2 Some Effects) 121 8 # Bank 8 (GM2 Some Effects) 121 9 # Bank 9 (GM2 Some Effects) 87 0 # Patch User Defined Bank (Native) 86 0 # Rhythm User Defined Bank (Native) ##################################################################### # Values are numbered here 0..127, but jazz shows 1..128 in dialogs etc. # names for the drumkeys .drumnames 27 R&B Snr 1 28 Sharp Kick 29 Old Kick 30 RS Snr 4 31 OldSharpKick 32 RS Snr 3 33 RS Kick 3 34 RS PHH 35 RS Kick 1 36 RS Kick 2 37 RS Stick 38 RS Snr 1 39 Ghost & Flm 40 RS Snr 2 41 RS Tom L 42 RS CHH 3 43 RS Tom L Flm 44 RS CHH 4 45 RS Tom M 46 RS OHH 2 47 RS Tom H Flm 48 RS Tom H 49 Crash Cym.3 50 RS Tom H Flm 51 Rock Ride 1 52 ChinaCymbal2 53 Ride Bell 1 54 Tambourine 1 55 Splash Cym 56 Cowbell 57 Rock Crash 58 Vibraslap 59 Rock Ride 2 60 Bongo High 2 61 Bongo Low 2 62 Conga Hi Mt2 63 CongHiOp/Slp 64 CongLwOp/Slp 65 Timbale Hi 2 66 Timbale Lw 2 67 Agogo 68 Agogo 69 Cabasa 70 Maracas 71 ShortWhistle 72 LongWhistle2 73 Guiro Short 74 Guiro Long 75 Claves 76 Woodblock 77 Woodblock 78 Cuica Mute 79 Cuica Open 80 Triangle Mt 1 81 Triangle Op 1 82 Shaker 1 83 Jingle Bell 84 WindChimeDwn 85 Castanets 2 86 Surdo Mute 87 Surdo Open 88 FingerSnap 89 TR909 Clap 2 90 Cheap Clap 91 Bass Hit 92 Orchestra Hit 93 6th Hit 94 Euro Hit 95 Mtmm Click 96 Mtmm Bell .max_voice_names 768 .voicenames # Piano (Pf) 256 Pf01 RS Grand 257 Pf02 RS Grand 2 258 Pf03 Bright Grand 259 Pf04 Mono Piano 260 Pf05 Rock Piano 1 261 Pf06 Rock Piano 2 262 Pf07 Dance Piano 263 Pf08 Brite Piano 264 Pf09 EL.Grand 265 Pf10 Honky-tonk 3 266 Pf11 LA Piano 267 Pf12 RS Grand/ABs 268 Pf13 RS Grand&Pad 269 Pf14 RS Grand&Vox 270 Pf15 AEx PianoVox 271 Pf16 Stage Rhodes 272 Pf17 StageRhodes2 273 Pf18 StageRhodes3 274 Pf19 Sweet Stage 275 Pf20 70's Ballad 276 Pf21 Dyno Rhodes 277 Pf22 RS Rhodes 1 278 Pf23 Pure EP 279 Pf24 EP Panner 280 Pf25 Tremolo Dyno 281 Pf26 RS Rhodes 2 282 Pf27 MKS20 Rhds 1 283 Pf28 MKS20 Rhds 2 284 Pf29 Touch Rhodes 285 Pf30 Phase Rhodes 286 Pf31 Phase Rhds 2 287 Pf32 Phase EP 288 Pf33 Psycho Rhds 289 Pf34 StageRhds/Bs 290 Pf35 RS Wurly 291 Pf36 Sine Rhodes 292 Pf37 FM EP 293 Pf38 RS St.FM EP 294 Pf39 Stacked EP 295 Pf40 FM Rhodes 296 Pf41 Hard FM 297 Pf42 RS EP & Vox 0 Pf43 Piano 1 1536 Pf44 Piano 1w 1792 Pf45 European Pf 1 Pf46 Piano 2 1537 Pf47 Piano 2w 2 Pf48 Piano 3 1538 Pf49 Piano 3w 3 Pf50 Honky-tonk 1539 Pf51 Honky-tonk 2 4 Pf52 E.Piano 1540 Pf53 St.Soft EP 1796 Pf54 FM+SA EP 2052 Pf55 60's Rhodes 5 Pf56 E.Piano 2 1541 Pf57 Detuned EP 2 1797 Pf58 St.FM EP 2053 Pf59 EP Legend 2309 Pf60 EP Phase # Keyboard & Organ (Ky) 298 Ky01 RS Clavi 1 299 Ky02 RS Clavi 2 300 Ky03 RS Clavi 3 301 Ky04 RS Clavi 4 302 Ky05 Phaser Clav 303 Ky06 AnalogClav 1 304 Ky07 AnalogClav 2 305 Ky08 Harpsichord2 306 Ky09 Synth Harpsi 307 Ky10 Pretty Bell 308 Ky11 Hyper Bell 309 Ky12 Warm Bell 310 Ky13 RS Crystal 311 Ky14 SouthernWind 312 Ky15 Singing Bell 313 Ky16 MOD Bell 314 Ky17 MOD 5th Bell 315 Ky18 Mysterious 316 Ky19 RS Digi Bell 317 Ky20 RS Bell Str 318 Ky21 AEx SynBells 319 Ky22 RS Marimba 320 Ky23 RS Vibe 321 Ky24 SA Vibe 322 Ky25 RS Vibe/AcBs 323 Ky26 RS Organ 1 324 Ky27 RS Organ 2 325 Ky28 RS Organ 3 326 Ky29 RS Organ 4 327 Ky30 RS Organ 5 328 Ky31 Jazz Organ 1 329 Ky32 Jazz Organ 2 330 Ky33 R&B Organ 331 Ky34 Power B Slw 332 Ky35 Power B Fst 333 Ky36 Gospel B 334 Ky37 Dist Mad Org 335 Ky38 Purple B 336 Ky39 Animal Organ 337 Ky40 Surf Organ 338 Ky41 Old Organ 339 Ky42 D-50 Organ 340 Ky43 House Organ 341 Ky44 Garage Organ 342 Ky45 Club Organ 343 Ky46 FM Prc Organ 344 Ky47 PipeOrgan/Bs 345 Ky48 Vodkakordion 346 Ky49 Squeeze Me! 347 Ky50 Guinguette 6 Ky51 Harpsichord 1542 Ky52 Coupled Hps. 1798 Ky53 Harpsi.w 2054 Ky54 Harpsi.o 7 Ky55 Clav. 1543 Ky56 Pulse Clav 8 Ky57 Celesta 9 Ky58 Glockenspiel 10 Ky59 Musicbox 11 Ky60 Vibraphone 1547 Ky61 Vibraphone w 12 Ky62 Marimba 1548 Ky63 Marimba w 13 Ky64 Xylophone 14 Ky65 Tubular-bell 1550 Ky66 Church Bell 1806 Ky67 Carillon 16 Ky68 Organ 1 1552 Ky69 Trem. Organ 1808 Ky70 60's Organ 2064 Ky71 70's E.Organ 17 Ky72 Organ 2 1553 Ky73 Chorus Or.2 1809 Ky74 Perc. Organ 18 Ky75 Organ 3 19 Ky76 Church Organ 1 1555 Ky77 Church Organ 2 1811 Ky78 Church Organ 3 20 Ky79 Reed Organ 1556 Ky80 Puff Organ 21 Ky81 Accordion Fr 1557 Ky82 Accordion It 22 Ky83 Harmonica 23 Ky84 Bandoneon 98 Ky85 Crystal 1634 Ky86 Syn Mallet 112 Ky87 Tinkle Bell 114 Ky88 Steel Drums # Guitar (Gt) 348 Gt01 St.Steel Gtr 349 Gt02 RS Ac. Guitar 350 Gt03 12str Gtr 2 351 Gt04 Hybrid12stGt 352 Gt05 Nylon+Steel 353 Gt06 Nylon Guitar 354 Gt07 Spanish Guitar 355 Gt08 Requint Gtr 356 Gt09 AEx BeyondGt 357 Gt10 RS Strat 1 358 Gt11 RS Strat 2 359 Gt12 St.Strat Gtr 360 Gt13 12str E-Gtr 361 Gt14 RS Jazz Gtr 362 Gt15 E.Guitar 363 Gt16 Funk Gtr 364 Gt17 Wah Guitar 365 Gt18 Wah-Wah Gtr 366 Gt19 Darmstrat 367 Gt20 Dazed Guitar 368 Gt21 RS OD-Guitar 369 Gt22 Heavy Gtr 370 Gt23 Dist Mute 371 Gt24 D.Mute Gtr 372 Gt25 5th OverDrv. 373 Gt26 Power Chord 24 Gt27 Nylon-str.Gt 1560 Gt28 Ukulele 1816 Gt29 Nylon Gt.o 2072 Gt30 Nylon Gt.2 25 Gt31 Steel-str.Gt 1561 Gt32 12-str.Gt 1817 Gt33 Mandolin 2073 Gt34 Steel + Body 26 Gt35 Jazz Gt. 1562 Gt36 Pedal Steel 27 Gt37 Clean Gt. 1563 Gt38 Chorus Gt. 1819 Gt39 Mid Tone GTR 28 Gt40 Muted Gt. 1564 Gt41 Funk Pop 1820 Gt42 Funk Gt.2 2076 Gt43 Jazz Man 29 Gt44 Overdrive Gt 1565 Gt45 Guitar Pinch 30 Gt46 DistortionGt 1566 Gt47 Feedback Gt. 2078 Gt48 Dist Rtm GTR 31 Gt49 Gt.Harmonics 1567 Gt50 Gt. Feedback 99 Gt51 Atmosphere 120 Gt52 Gt.FretNoise 1656 Gt53 Gt.Cut Noise 1912 Gt54 String Slap # Orchestra (Oc) 374 Oc01 RS Strings 1 375 Oc02 RS Strings 2 376 Oc03 RS Strings 3 377 Oc04 RS Strings 4 378 Oc05 RS Strings 5 379 Oc06 VeloStrings 380 Oc07 SlowStrings1 381 Oc08 SlowStrings2 382 Oc09 Oct Strings 383 Oc10 Str Spic 1 # New Bank 512 Oc11 Str Spic 2 513 Oc12 Tron Strings 514 Oc13 Dance Str 515 Oc14 LoFi Strings 516 Oc15 RS Orch 1 517 Oc16 RS Orch 2 518 Oc17 HybrdStrings 519 Oc18 JP Strings 1 520 Oc19 JP Strings 2 521 Oc20 JP Strings 3 522 Oc21 OB Strings 1 523 Oc22 OB Strings 2 524 Oc23 SawStrings 1 525 Oc24 SawStrings 2 526 Oc25 JUNO Strings 527 Oc26 AEx Orchstra 528 Oc27 RS Violin 1 529 Oc28 RS Violin 2 530 Oc29 Violin Marc 531 Oc30 RS Viola 532 Oc31 RS Cello 1 533 Oc32 RS Cello 2 534 Oc33 Cello Spic 535 Oc34 RS Contrabas 536 Oc35 Trad Pizz 537 Oc36 RS Pizz 538 Oc37 RS Harp 539 Oc38 RS Oboe 540 Oc39 RS EnglshHrn 541 Oc40 RS Bassoon 542 Oc41 RS Clarinet 543 Oc42 RS Flute 1 544 Oc43 RS Flute 2 545 Oc44 Tron Flute 546 Oc45 RS Piccolo 547 Oc46 RS Calliope 548 Oc47 RS Sicu Pipe 549 Oc48 RS Blow 550 Oc49 Club Hit 551 Oc50 Back Hit 552 Oc51 Techno Hit 553 Oc52 Philly Hit 40 Oc53 Violin 1576 Oc54 Slow Violin 41 Oc55 Viola 42 Oc56 Cello 43 Oc57 Contrabass 44 Oc58 Tremolo Str 45 Oc59 PizzicatoStr 48 Oc60 Strings 1584 Oc61 Orchestra 1840 Oc62 60s Strings 49 Oc63 Slow Strings 50 Oc64 Syn.Strings1 1586 Oc65 Syn.Strings3 55 Oc66 OrchestraHit 1591 Oc67 Bass Hit 1847 Oc68 6th Hit 2103 Oc69 Euro Hit 68 Oc70 Oboe 69 Oc71 English Horn 70 Oc72 Bassoon 71 Oc73 Clarinet 72 Oc74 Piccolo 73 Oc75 Flute 74 Oc76 Recorder 75 Oc77 Pan Flute 76 Oc78 Bottle Blow 78 Oc79 Whistle 79 Oc80 Ocarina 110 Oc81 Fiddle # World (Wr) 554 Wr01 RS Sitar 1 555 Wr02 RS Sitar 2 556 Wr03 RS Shamisen 557 Wr04 RS Kalimba 558 Wr05 Jublag 559 Wr06 Tin Whistle 560 Wr07 RS Shaku 561 Wr08 ShakuBamboo 562 Wr09 Nay 563 Wr10 AEx CelticFl 15 Wr11 Santur 46 Wr12 Harp 1582 Wr13 Yang Qin 77 Wr14 Shakuhachi 104 Wr15 Sitar 1640 Wr16 Sitar 2 105 Wr17 Banjo 106 Wr18 Shamisen 107 Wr19 Koto 1643 Wr20 Taisho Koto 108 Wr21 Kalimba 109 Wr22 Bagpipe 111 Wr23 Shanai # Brass (Br) 564 Br01 RS Brass 1 565 Br02 RS Brass 2 566 Br03 RS Brass 3 567 Br04 RS Brass 4 568 Br05 RS Brass 5 569 Br06 Tp&Tb Sect 1 570 Br07 Tp&Tb Sect 2 571 Br08 Tp Sect 572 Br09 Tb Sect 573 Br10 Brass sfz 574 Br11 St.Sax Sect 575 Br12 AEx UniTp+Tb 576 Br13 F.HornSect 1 577 Br14 F.HornSect 2 578 Br15 Wide FrHorns 579 Br16 Str + Horns 580 Br17 Orch Brass 1 581 Br18 Orch Brass 2 582 Br19 St.OrchBrs 1 583 Br20 St.OrchBrs 2 584 Br21 St.OrchBrs 1 585 Br22 Henry IV 586 Br23 Oct Brass 587 Br24 Power Saws 588 Br25 RS Saw Brs 1 589 Br26 RS Saw Brs 2 590 Br27 RS OctSynBrs 591 Br28 Soft SynBrs 592 Br29 Deep SynBrs 593 Br30 RS Velo Brs 594 Br31 JP Saw Brs 595 Br32 OB Brass 596 Br33 LA Brass 597 Br34 BPF Brass 598 Br35 Dist SqrBrs 599 Br36 Soaring Horn 600 Br37 RS Trumpet 1 601 Br38 RS Trumpet 2 602 Br39 Bright Tp 603 Br40 Flugel Horn 604 Br41 Dual Tp 605 Br42 MuteTrumpt 1 606 Br43 MuteTrumpt 2 607 Br44 RS Tb 1 608 Br45 RS Tb 2 609 Br46 RS Tuba 610 Br47 RS F.Horn 611 Br48 RS Sop Sax 612 Br49 RS Alto Sax 613 Br50 AltoSax Sft 614 Br51 Honky Tenor 615 Br52 RS Tnr Sax 616 Br53 Blown Tenor 617 Br54 RS Bari Sax 56 Br55 Trumpet 1592 Br56 Dark Trumpet 57 Br57 Trombone 1593 Br58 Trombone 2 1849 Br59 Bright Tb 58 Br60 Tuba 59 Br61 MutedTrumpet 1595 Br62 MuteTrumpet2 60 Br63 French Horns 1596 Br64 Fr.Horn 2 61 Br65 Brass 1 1597 Br66 Brass 2 62 Br67 Synth Brass1 1598 Br68 JP Brass 1854 Br69 Oct SynBrass 2110 Br70 Jump Brass 63 Br71 Synth Brass2 1599 Br72 SynBrass sfz 1855 Br73 Velo Brass 1 64 Br74 Soprano Sax 65 Br75 Alto Sax 66 Br76 Tenor Sax 67 Br77 Baritone Sax # Vocal & Pad 618 Vo01 Jazz Scat 619 Vo02 RS Vox Oohs 620 Vo03 FemMm Choir 621 Vo04 RS Choir 622 Vo05 St.ChoirAhs 623 Vo06 SH-2000 Vox 624 Vo07 RS SynVox 1 625 Vo08 FM Vox 626 Vo09 Vox Pad 627 Vo10 ChaosChoir 1 628 Vo11 ChaosChoir 2 629 Vo12 AEx StackVox 630 Vo13 Heaven Pad 631 Vo14 D-50 Retour 632 Vo15 Warm Sqr Pad 633 Vo16 Hollow Pad 634 Vo17 RS Hollow 635 Vo18 JP8 Hollow 636 Vo19 JP8 Haunting 637 Vo20 OB2 Pad 1 638 Vo21 OB2 Pad 2 639 Vo22 Saw Sweep 1 # New Bank 768 Vo23 Saw Sweep 2 769 Vo24 Saw Sweep 3 770 Vo25 Soft Pad 1 771 Vo26 Soft Pad 2 772 Vo27 Oct SynStr 773 Vo28 Stacked Pad 774 Vo29 RS Saw Pad 775 Vo30 SuperJupiter 776 Vo31 ReverseSweep 777 Vo32 RS Atmos 778 Vo33 RS Combing 779 Vo34 Comb Pad 780 Vo35 Saws Strobe 781 Vo36 Star Dust 782 Vo37 RS Wind Pad 783 Vo38 Shakupad 784 Vo39 Sweep Stack 785 Vo40 Reso Pad 786 Vo41 ForwardSweep 787 Vo42 Power Stack 788 Vo43 DanceStack 789 Vo44 Trance Pad 790 Vo45 RS Rave 791 Vo46 AEx StackPad 51 Vo47 Synth Strings2 52 Vo48 Choir Aahs 1588 Vo49 Chorus Aahs 53 Vo50 Voice Oohs 1589 Vo51 Humming 54 Vo52 SynVox 1590 Vo53 Analog Voice 89 Vo54 Warm Pad 1625 Vo55 Sine Pad 91 Vo56 Space Voice 1627 Vo57 Itopia 92 Vo58 Bowed Glass 93 Vo59 Metal Pad 94 Vo60 Halo Pad 95 Vo61 Sweep Pad 97 Vo62 Soundtrack 102 Vo63 Echo Drops 1638 Vo64 Echo Bell 1894 Vo65 Echo Pan 103 Vo66 Star Theme # Synth (Sy) 792 Sy01 RS SawLead 1 793 Sy02 RS SawLead 2 794 Sy03 RS SawLead 3 795 Sy04 MG Lead 1 796 Sy05 MG Lead 2 797 Sy06 MG Lead 3 798 Sy07 MG Lead 4 799 Sy08 PM Lead 800 Sy09 Sqr&Saw Ld 801 Sy10 800 Lead 802 Sy11 Homey Lead 803 Sy12 D-50 FatSaw 804 Sy13 P5 Saw 805 Sy14 MG Saw 806 Sy15 OB Saw 807 Sy16 Waspy Synth 808 Sy17 Naked Cheese 809 Sy18 Velo Cheese 810 Sy19 Spectrum 811 Sy20 RS Sqr Wave 812 Sy21 OB Lead 813 Sy22 Shmoog 814 Sy23 RS Theramax 815 Sy24 JD Triangle 816 Sy25 Sine 817 Sy26 Twin Sine 818 Sy27 Rndm Ending 819 Sy28 Rndm Pad 820 Sy29 Etherality 821 Sy30 Saw Impulse 822 Sy31 LFO Pad 823 Sy32 RS Strobe 824 Sy33 Step Pad 825 Sy34 RndmFiltrChrd 826 Sy35 Slicer 827 Sy36 Sugar Key 828 Sy37 Bell Sugar 829 Sy38 BriteSawKey 830 Sy39 RS WireKeys 831 Sy40 DualWireKeys 832 Sy41 Trance Keys 833 Sy42 Time Warp 834 Sy43 Riff the 5th 835 Sy44 Seq Pulse 836 Sy45 Chord Maj7 837 Sy46 Just Before 80 Sy47 Square Wave 1616 Sy48 MG Square 1872 Sy49 2600 Sine 81 Sy50 Saw Wave 1617 Sy51 OB2 Saw 1873 Sy52 Doctor Solo 2129 Sy53 Natural Lead 2385 Sy54 SequencedSaw 82 Sy55 Syn.Calliope 83 Sy56 Chiffer Lead 84 Sy57 Charang 1620 Sy58 Wire Lead 85 Sy59 Solo Vox 86 Sy60 5th Saw Wave 87 Sy61 Bass & Lead 1623 Sy62 Delayed Lead 88 Sy63 Fantasia 90 Sy64 Polysynth 96 Sy65 Ice Rain 100 Sy66 Brightness 101 Sy67 Goblin 121 Sy68 Breath Noise 1657 Sy69 Fl.Key Click # Bass (Bs) 838 Bs01 RS Ac.Bass 1 839 Bs02 Rs Ac.Bass 2 840 Bs03 Upright Bs 841 Bs04 RS Fng Bs 1 842 Bs05 RS Fng Bs 2 843 Bs06 RS Fng Bs 3 844 Bs07 RS Jazz Bs 845 Bs08 Bright Bass 846 Bs09 RS Rock Bs 847 Bs10 RS FretlsBs1 848 Bs11 RS FretlsBs2 849 Bs12 Mr.Smooth 850 Bs13 RS Slap Bs 1 851 Bs14 RS Slap Bs 2 852 Bs15 Unison Slap 853 Bs16 AEx FingerBs 854 Bs17 MC202 Bass 855 Bs18 House Bass 1 856 Bs19 SH101 Bass 1 857 Bs20 SH101 Bass 2 858 Bs21 Dark Bass 859 Bs22 Smooth Bass 860 Bs23 Low Bass 861 Bs24 Deep Bass 862 Bs25 SH DullBass 863 Bs26 Square Bass 864 Bs27 Jungle Bass 865 Bs28 Organ Bass 866 Bs29 Garage Bass 867 Bs30 Attack Bass 868 Bs31 House Bass 2 869 Bs32 RS SynBass 1 870 Bs33 SH-2 Bass 871 Bs34 MG Punch Bs 872 Bs35 MG Lite Bs 873 Bs36 RS SynBass 2 874 Bs37 FatTB Bass 875 Bs38 TB Bass 876 Bs39 PopSynthBass 877 Bs40 Acid TB Bs 878 Bs41 TB Dist Saw 879 Bs42 RS SynBass 3 880 Bs43 Mini Bass 881 Bs44 JUNO Bass 1 882 Bs45 JUNO Bass 1 883 Bs46 MG Bass 1 884 Bs47 MG Bass 2 885 Bs48 Unison Bs 1 886 Bs49 Unison Bs 2 887 Bs50 Unison Bs 3 888 Bs51 Unison Bs 4 889 Bs52 Unison Bs 5 890 Bs53 Detune Bass 891 Bs54 AEx Synth Bs 32 Bs55 Acoustic Bs. 33 Bs56 Fingered Bs. 1569 Bs57 Finger Slap 34 Bs58 Picked Bass 35 Bs59 Fretless Bs. 36 Bs60 Slap Bass 1 37 Bs61 Slap Bass 2 38 Bs62 Synth Bass 1 1574 Bs63 SynthBass101 1830 Bs64 Acid Bass 2086 Bs65 Clavi Bass 2342 Bs66 Hammer 39 Bs67 Synth Bass 2 1575 Bs68 Beef FM Bass 1831 Bs69 RubberBass 2 2087 Bs70 Attack Pulse # Rhythm & SFX (Rh) 892 Rh21 RS Steeldrum 893 Rh22 W.Chime Down 894 Rh23 Nz & SawHit 895 Rh24 NylonGtr Nz 47 Rh25 Timpani 113 Rh26 Agogo 115 Rh27 Woodblock 1651 Rh28 Castanets 116 Rh29 Taiko 1652 Rh30 Concert BD 117 Rh31 Melo. Tom 1 1653 Rh32 Melo. Tom 2 118 Rh33 Synth Drum 1654 Rh34 808 Tom 1910 Rh35 Elec Perc 119 Rh36 Reverse Cym. 122 Rh37 Seashore 1658 Rh38 Rain 1914 Rh39 Thunder 2170 Rh40 Wind 2426 Rh41 Stream 2628 Rh42 Bubble 123 Rh43 Bird 1659 Rh44 Dog 1915 Rh45 Horse-Gallop 2171 Rh46 Bird 2 124 Rh47 Telephone 1 1660 Rh48 Telephone 2 1916 Rh49 DoorCreaking 2172 Rh50 Door 2428 Rh51 Scratch 2630 Rh52 Wind Chimes 125 Rh53 Helicopter 1661 Rh54 Car-Engine 1917 Rh55 Car-Stop 2173 Rh56 Car-Pass 2429 Rh57 Car-Crash 2685 Rh58 Siren 2941 Rh59 Train 3197 Rh60 Jetplane 3453 Rh61 Starship 3709 Rh62 Burst Noise 126 Rh63 Applause 1662 Rh64 Laughing 1918 Rh65 Screaming 2174 Rh66 Punch 2430 Rh67 Heart Beat 2686 Rh68 Footsteps 127 Rh69 Gunshot 1663 Rh70 Machine Gun 1919 Rh71 Lasergun 2175 Rh72 Explosion # User Defined (just append your own custom names to the lines) 3840 u001 3841 u002 3842 u003 3843 u004 3844 u005 3845 u006 3846 u007 3847 u008 3848 u009 3849 u010 3850 u011 3851 u012 3852 u013 3853 u014 3854 u015 3855 u016 3856 u017 3857 u018 3858 u019 3859 u020 3860 u021 3861 u022 3862 u023 3863 u024 3864 u025 3865 u026 3866 u027 3867 u028 3868 u029 3869 u030 3870 u031 3871 u032 3872 u033 3873 u034 3874 u035 3875 u036 3876 u037 3877 u038 3878 u039 3879 u040 3880 u041 3881 u042 3882 u043 3883 u044 3884 u045 3885 u046 3886 u047 3887 u048 3888 u049 3889 u050 3890 u051 3891 u052 3892 u053 3893 u054 3894 u055 3895 u056 3896 u057 3897 u058 3898 u059 3899 u060 3900 u061 3901 u062 3902 u063 3903 u064 3904 u065 3905 u066 3906 u067 3907 u068 3908 u069 3909 u070 3910 u071 3911 u072 3912 u073 3913 u074 3914 u075 3915 u076 3916 u077 3917 u078 3918 u079 3919 u080 3920 u081 3921 u082 3922 u083 3923 u084 3924 u085 3925 u086 3926 u087 3927 u088 3928 u089 3929 u090 3930 u091 3931 u092 3932 u093 3933 u094 3934 u095 3935 u096 3936 u097 3937 u098 3938 u099 3939 u100 3940 u101 3941 u102 3942 u103 3943 u104 3944 u105 3945 u106 3946 u107 3947 u108 3948 u109 3949 u110 3950 u111 3951 u112 3952 u113 3953 u114 3954 u115 3955 u116 3956 u117 3957 u118 3958 u119 3959 u120 3960 u121 3961 u122 3962 u123 3963 u124 3964 u125 3965 u126 3966 u127 3967 u128 .drumsets 1024 1 Standard Kit 1025 2 Rock Kit 1026 3 Jazz Kit 1027 4 Brush Kit 1028 5 Orch Kit 1029 6 R&B/HHop Kit 1030 7 Techno Kit 1031 8 House Kit 1032 9 808&909 Kit 1033 10 Perc Menu 1034 11 Drums Menu 1280 12 GM2 STANDARD 1281 13 GM2 ROOM 1282 14 GM2 POWER 1283 15 GM2 ELECTRIC 1284 16 GM2 ANALOG 1285 17 GM2 JAZZ 1286 18 GM2 BRUSH 1287 19 GM2 ORCHSTRA 1288 20 GM2 SFX # User defined rhythm sets (just append your own custom names) 4096 U 01 4097 U 02 0 1 GM1 STANDARD (do not use; change to GM2 STANDARD) 16 17 GM1 POWER (do not use; change to GM2 POWER) 24 25 GM1 ELECTRIC (do not use; change to GM2 ELECTRIC) 25 26 GM1 TR-808 (do not use; change to GM2 ANALOG (?)) # If you've got a better idea than GM2 ANALOG, please e-mail me. 40 41 GM1 BRUSH (do not use; change to GM2 BRUSH) 48 49 GM1 ORCHSTRA (do not use; changt to GM2 ORCHSTRA) .ctrlnames 0 Bank Select MSB 32 Bank Select LSB 1 Modulation 5 Portamento time 7 Volume 10 Pan 11 Expression 12 Effect Control 1 13 Effect Control 2 #16 CC1 #17 CC2 64 Hold 1 65 Portamento 66 Sostenuto 67 Soft 71 Resonance 72 Release time 73 Attack time 74 Cutoff 75 Decay time 76 Vibrato tate 77 Vibrato tepth 78 Vibrato delay 84 Portamento control 91 Reverb 93 Chorus 99 NRPN MSB 98 NRPN LSB 101 RPN MSB 100 RPN LSB 6 Data Entry MSB 38 Data Entry LSB 121 Reset all controllers 123 Local Control 124 Omni Off 125 Omni On 126 Mono 127 Poly |
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From: Kevin C. <ke...@do...> - 2004-12-26 20:07:16
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On 26 December 2004 at 18:44, Alexander Toresson <ale...@gm...> wrote: > I'm not certain if this should be in the dev or user list, but here goes: > > The Roland RS-50 is GM2 compatible. It's not XG or GS compatible, so > if I do not make my own .jzi then I can only use the 128 GM1 sounds, > which sounds crap compared to the other 512 patches. It has 384 native > patches and 256 GM2 patches. > To make my own .jzi, I started out with the Roland JV-1000 .jzi. > Everything works as it should when I'm selecting instruments for > tracks in jazz, however, when I try to play something I've recorded, > it by some reason only can use the gm1 sounds, ignoring the bank > number and using the programchange as if it was a programchange for > gm1. Is this a bug in Jazz++? I've downloaded jazz++ 4.1.1, maybe it > has the bug fixed, however I do not know if I can get it running, > because I do not have a linux driver for my midi interface. > And anyway, is there any way to make jazz use more than one of the 16 > parts of the synth? This way, an effect (eg cutoff, resonance) is > applied to all instruments instead of only the one I'd want. I had the same problem with my Alesis QS8. My workaround for the problem was to configure the keyboard to ignore program changes. Of course, this means I don't get program change abilities within a song. But, for me that's not too much of an issue. I've now upgraded my computer hardware and it has enough power to run Rosegarden (a KDE application, i.e. resource-HUNGRY!). It does program change things correct. I created a keyboard patch file for the QS8 and Rosegarden per their FAQ and it works great. Unfortunately there is A LOT of stuff in Jazz++ that is missing from Rosegarden, e.g. the harmony browser, but there's a lot that's great about Rosegarden, e.g. score view. G'luck... -- Kevin |
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From: Alexander T. <ale...@gm...> - 2004-12-26 17:44:44
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I'm not certain if this should be in the dev or user list, but here goes: The Roland RS-50 is GM2 compatible. It's not XG or GS compatible, so if I do not make my own .jzi then I can only use the 128 GM1 sounds, which sounds crap compared to the other 512 patches. It has 384 native patches and 256 GM2 patches. To make my own .jzi, I started out with the Roland JV-1000 .jzi. Everything works as it should when I'm selecting instruments for tracks in jazz, however, when I try to play something I've recorded, it by some reason only can use the gm1 sounds, ignoring the bank number and using the programchange as if it was a programchange for gm1. Is this a bug in Jazz++? I've downloaded jazz++ 4.1.1, maybe it has the bug fixed, however I do not know if I can get it running, because I do not have a linux driver for my midi interface. And anyway, is there any way to make jazz use more than one of the 16 parts of the synth? This way, an effect (eg cutoff, resonance) is applied to all instruments instead of only the one I'd want. Any help appreciated! Regards, Alexander Toresson Here's my .jzi (only a few of the rs-50 patch names are there, the rest is jv-1000): # jazz config-file for Roland JV-1000, uses multibank extension # # How to configure for JV-1000: # Copy this file to "other.jzi". Then choose synth-type "Other" from the # Settings menu and restart jazz. # # Set synth-type and reset type .synth_type Other # Bank Table here # .bank_2nd_control_number defaults to 32 # .max_bank_table_entries defaults to 256 .use_two_command_bank_select 1 .bank_2nd_control_number 32 .max_bank_table_entries 20 .bank_table 87 64 # Bank 0 (Native) 87 65 # Bank 1 (Native) 87 66 # Bank 2 (Native) 121 0 # Bank 0 (GM1) 121 1 # Bank 1 (GM2) 121 2 # Bank 2 (GM2) 121 3 # Bank 3 (GM2) 121 4 # Bank 4 (GM2) 121 5 # Bank 5 (GM2 Some Effects) 121 6 # Bank 6 (GM2 Some Effects) 121 7 # Bank 7 (GM2 Some Effects) 121 8 # Bank 8 (GM2 Some Effects) 121 9 # Bank 9 (GM2 Some Effects) ##################################################################### # Values are numbered here 0..127, but jazz shows 1..128 in dialogs etc. # names for the drumkeys .drumnames 36 Bright Kick 37 Cross Stick 1 38 90's Snare 39 808 Claps 40 90's Snare 41 Power Tom Lo 42 Closed Hat 1 43 Power Tom Lo 44 Closed Hat 2 45 Power Tom Hi 46 Open Hat 1 47 Power Tom Hi 48 Power Tom Hi 49 Crash 1 50 Power Tom Hi 51 Ride 1 52 Tin Wave 53 Ride Bell 1 54 Tambourine 55 Spectrum 1 56 Cowbell 1 57 Crash 1 58 Crash 1 59 Piccolo SN 60 CGA Mute Hi 61 CGA Mute Lo 62 CGA Slap 63 Conga Hi 64 Conga Lo 65 Timbale 66 Timbale 67 Power Tom Lo 68 LA Snare 69 Cabase Up 70 Maracas 71 Cabase Down 72 Cabase Cut 73 Whack Snare 74 Verb Kick 75 Rim Shot 76 Round Kick 77 808 Kick 78 Cabase Down 79 REV Steel DR 80 Tin Wave 81 REV SN 1 82 REV SN 2 83 REV SN 3 84 Wind Chimes 85 REV Kick 86 Anklungs 87 Rattles 88 REV Cow Bell 89 REV Tamb 90 REV Conga 91 REV Maracas 92 REV Crash 1 93 Steel Drums 94 Wind Agogo 95 Wind Agogo 96 808 SNR 1 .max_voice_names 640 .voicenames # Native 0 Pf01 RS Grand 1 U12 MIDI Ripper 2 U13 Soundtrack 3 U14 Poly Brass 4 U15 Nice Piano 5 U16 Blow Lead 6 U17 Ultima Bass 7 U18 Amazon Moon 8 U21 Von Greece 9 U22 Bright Gtr 10 U23 Octava Str 11 U24 Brass Sect 12 U25 Blissful 13 U26 Square Lead 14 U27 Rubber Bs 3 15 U28 X/Y/Z 16 U31 Pulsynswell 17 U32 Nylon Chorus 18 U33 Orch Power 19 U34 Mistress Brs 20 U35 Stackoid 21 U36 Swateeth 22 U37 Slap 23 U38 Kolor 24 U41 Shakusphere 25 U42 Rhythmatic 26 U43 Vocal Oohz 27 U44 Hybrid Bones 28 U45 Fantasia JV 29 U46 Doo Lead 30 U47 Super JX Bs 31 U48 Echo Riser 32 U51 Sea Shore 33 U52 Clean Strat 34 U53 Mighty Pad 35 U54 Reso Brass 36 U55 Jimmee Dee 37 U56 Sax Lead 38 U57 Untamed Bass 39 U58 Morning 40 U61 JV Heaven 41 U62 Gtr Strings 42 U63 Wavox 43 U64 Afro Horn 44 U65 Wets Coast 45 U66 Doctor Bob 46 U67 5-Str Bass 47 U68 House Hunter 48 U71 Utakata 49 U72 Classical Gtr 50 U73 Chu Chu Vox 51 U74 Brass Attack 52 U75 Mr. Mellow 53 U76 Belly Lead 54 U77 Mondo Bass 55 U78 Ice Hall 56 U81 Ebb Tide 57 U82 Gtr Fantasia 58 U83 Reso Swell 59 U84 Jam Brass 60 U85 JV Rhodes 61 U86 Key Power 62 U87 Radio Bass 63 U88 Arctic Winds 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 512 Vo23 Saw Sweep 2 513 Vo24 Saw Sweep 3 514 Vo25 Soft Pad 1 515 Vo26 Soft Pad 2 516 Vo27 Oct SynStr 517 Vo28 Stacked Pad 518 Vo29 RS Saw Pad 519 Vo30 SuperJupiter 520 Vo31 ReverseSweep 521 Vo32 RS Atmos 522 Vo33 RS Combing 523 Vo34 Comb Pad 524 Vo35 Saws Strobe 525 Vo36 Star Dust 526 Vo37 RS Wind Pad 527 Vo38 Shakupad 528 Vo39 Sweep Stack 529 Vo40 Reso Pad 530 Vo41 ForwardSweep 531 Vo42 Power Stack 532 Vo43 DanceStack 533 Vo44 Trance Pad 534 Vo45 RS Rave 535 Vo46 AEx StackPad 536 Sy01 RS SawLead 1 537 Sy02 RS SawLead 2 538 Sy03 RS SawLead 3 539 Sy04 MG Lead 1 540 Sy05 MG Lead 2 541 Sy06 MG Lead 3 542 Sy07 MG Lead 4 543 Sy08 PM Lead 544 Sy09 Sqr&Saw Ld 545 Sy10 800 Lead 546 Sy11 Homey Lead 547 Sy12 D-50 FatSaw 548 Sy13 P5 Saw 549 Sy14 MG Saw 550 Sy15 OB Saw 551 Sy16 Waspy Synth 552 Sy17 Naked Cheese 553 Sy18 Velo Cheese 554 Sy19 Spectrum 555 Sy20 RS Sqr Wave 556 Sy21 OB Lead 557 Sy22 Shmoog 558 Sy23 RS Theramax 559 Sy24 JD Triangle 560 Sy25 Sine 561 Sy26 Twin Sine 562 Sy27 Rndm Ending 563 Sy28 Rndm Pad 564 Sy29 Etherality 565 Sy30 Saw Impulse 566 Sy31 LFO Pad 567 Sy32 RS Strobe 568 Sy33 Step Pad 569 Sy34 RndmFiltrChrd 570 Sy35 Slicer 571 Sy36 Sugar Key 572 Sy37 Bell Sugar 573 Sy38 BriteSawKey 574 Sy39 RS WireKeys 575 Sy40 DualWireKeys 576 Sy41 Trance Keys 577 Sy42 Time Warp 578 Sy43 Riff the 5th 579 Sy44 Seq Pulse 580 Sy45 Chord Maj7 581 Sy46 Just Before 582 Bs01 RS Ac.Bass 1 583 Bs02 Rs Ac.Bass 2 584 Bs03 Upright Bs 585 Bs04 RS Fng Bs 1 586 Bs05 RS Fng Bs 2 587 Bs06 RS Fng Bs 3 588 Bs07 RS Jazz Bs 589 Bs08 Bright Bass 590 Bs09 RS Rock Bs 591 Bs10 RS FretlsBs1 592 Bs11 RS FretlsBs2 593 Bs12 Mr.Smooth 594 Bs13 RS Slap Bs 1 595 Bs14 RS Slap Bs 2 596 Bs15 Unison Slap 597 Bs16 AEx FingerBs 598 Bs17 MC202 Bass 599 Bs18 House Bass 1 600 Bs19 SH101 Bass 1 601 Bs20 SH101 Bass 2 602 Bs21 Dark Bass 603 Bs22 Smooth Bass 604 Bs23 Low Bass 605 Bs24 Deep Bass 606 Bs25 SH DullBass 607 Bs26 Square Bass 608 Bs27 Jungle Bass 609 Bs28 Organ Bass 610 Bs29 Garage Bass 611 Bs30 Attack Bass 612 Bs31 House Bass 2 613 Bs32 RS SynBass 1 614 Bs33 SH-2 Bass 615 Bs34 MG Punch Bs 616 Bs35 MG Lite Bs 617 Bs36 RS SynBass 2 618 Bs37 FatTB Bass 619 Bs38 TB Bass 620 Bs39 PopSynthBass 621 Bs40 Acid TB Bs 622 Bs41 TB Dist Saw 623 Bs42 RS SynBass 3 624 Bs43 Mini Bass 625 Bs44 JUNO Bass 1 626 Bs45 JUNO Bass 1 627 Bs46 MG Bass 1 628 Bs47 MG Bass 2 629 Bs48 Unison Bs 1 630 Bs49 Unison Bs 2 631 Bs50 Unison Bs 3 632 Bs51 Unison Bs 4 633 Bs52 Unison Bs 5 634 Bs53 Detune Bass 635 Bs54 AEx Synth Bs 636 Rh21 RS Steeldrum 637 Rh22 W.Chime Down 638 Rh23 Nz & SawHit 639 Rh24 NylonGtr Nz # Bank 3 (Preset C) 768 C11 Saw Lead 769 C12 Syn Sax Lead 770 C13 Soft Lead 1 771 C14 Soft Lead 2 772 C15 Harmo Lead 773 C16 Reso Lead 774 C17 Pulse Lead 775 C18 MMM Lead 776 C21 Clav Lead 777 C22 Square 778 C23 OB Lead 779 C24 High Lyle 780 C25 Vox Lead 1 781 C26 Vox Lead 2 782 C27 Whistlin Atom 783 C28 Russiastan 784 C31 Touch Lead 785 C32 Digirez Lead 786 C33 Another Lead 787 C34 A.T DCO Lead 788 C35 Feed Lead 789 C36 Real Pulse 790 C37 Box Lead 791 C38 Chu Ning 792 C41 Lorise 793 C42 Old Man 794 C43 Duo Saw 795 C44 Wa-Saw Phase 796 C45 Big Saw 797 C46 Old Saw 798 C47 Pollyanna 799 C48 Poly Portame 800 C51 Poly Mg 801 C52 Dist Line 802 C53 Julia Pad 803 C54 Analog Horn 804 C55 Warm Brass 805 C56 Brass Pad 806 C57 Soulful Brass 807 C58 Ana Brass 808 C61 Pizza Hutt 809 C62 JV Pizzottle 810 C63 Blo East 811 C64 Spook Metal 812 C65 Journey East 813 C66 Lite Delay 814 C67 Velocifex 815 C68 Rezitan 816 C71 Like Dee 817 C72 Huff n Stuff 818 C73 Bit World 819 C74 Meta Compa 820 C75 Stratosphere 821 C76 Les Rhythmo 822 C77 Heavens Door 823 C78 World Peace 824 C81 Loveley World 825 C82 Williamsong 826 C83 Son of Atmos 827 C84 Autumn Breeze 828 C85 On the Wire 829 C86 Easternal 830 C87 Snake Up 831 C88 Brassy Vox # Bank 3 (Preset D) 832 D11 Beauty Vox 833 D12 New Age Vox 834 D13 Vento Voxx 835 D14 Pvox Oohz 836 D15 Vocal Oohz2 837 D16 JV Vox 838 D17 Arasian Morn 839 D18 Love Trans 840 D21 Cosmo Vox 2 841 D22 Aurora 842 D23 Press Cooker 843 D24 Yasuragi 844 D25 Space Ahh 845 D26 Pick a Doodl 846 D27 Doo Wah Diddy 847 D28 Pop Voice 848 D31 Analog Pad 1 849 D32 JP-8 Pad 850 D33 Analog Pad 2 851 D34 Analog Str 852 D35 Analog Orch 853 D36 Spaceous Sweep 854 D37 Story Pad 855 D38 The Pad 856 D41 Wire Strings 857 D42 Rimms 858 D43 Slo Ep 859 D44 Glass Waves 1 860 D45 Glass Waves 2 861 D46 Glass 1T 862 D47 Glass Pad 863 D48 Hardy Winery 864 D51 Ebb Tide Pad 865 D52 Tangerine 866 D53 Millennium JV 867 D54 Fantacy Vox 868 D55 Wisp Rush 869 D56 Neurise 870 D57 Mouse Pad 871 D58 Nature Pad 872 D61 Slo Slagg 873 D62 Star Search 874 D63 Atlantis 875 D64 Vortex Cafe 876 D65 4th Dimension 877 D66 Hy Entropy 878 D67 Mellowtron 879 D68 Power Saw 880 D71 Big n Beefy 881 D72 Canal Zone 882 D73 Hie Cue 883 D74 Talking Pad 884 D75 MMM Pad 885 D76 Low Wind 886 D77 Suspend Trump 887 D78 Andromeda 888 D81 The Scope 889 D82 Hammer Bell 890 D83 Flue Taloo 891 D84 Beezle Breath 892 D85 Distance Call 893 D86 Analog Seq 894 D87 Reverse Mad 895 D88 Rev Cym Bend # Bank 1 (JV-80 a) 256 a11 A. Piano 1 257 a12 A. Piano 2 258 a13 Mellow Piano 259 a14 Pop Piano 1 260 a15 Pop Piano 2 261 a16 Pop Piano 3 262 a17 MIDIed Grand 263 a18 Country Bar 264 a21 Glist El Pno 265 a22 MIDI EPiano 266 a23 SA Rhodes 267 a24 Dig Rhodes 1 268 a25 Dig Rhodes 2 269 a26 Stiky Rhodes 270 a27 Guitr Rhodes 271 a28 Nylon Rhodes 272 a31 Clav 1 273 a32 Clav 2 274 a33 Marimba 275 a34 Marimba SW 276 a35 Warm Vibe 277 a36 Vibe 278 a37 Wave Bells 279 a38 Vibrobell 280 a41 Pipe Organ 1 281 a42 Pipe Organ 2 282 a43 Pipe Organ 3 283 a44 E. Organ 1 284 a45 E. Organ 2 285 a46 Jazz Organ 1 286 a47 Jazz Organ 2 287 a48 Metal Organ 288 a51 Nylon Gtr 1 289 a52 Flanged Nyln 290 a53 Steel Gtr 291 a54 Picked Gtr 292 a55 12 strings 293 a56 Velo Harmonix 294 a57 Nylon+Steel 295 a58 Switch on Mute 296 a61 JC Strat 297 a62 Stratus 298 a63 Syn Strat 299 a64 Pop Strat 300 a65 Clean Strat 301 a66 Funk Gtr 302 a67 Syn Guitr 303 a68 Overdrive 304 a71 Fretless 305 a72 St Fretless 306 a73 Wood Bass 1 307 a74 Wood Bass 2 308 a75 Analog Bs 1 309 a76 House Bass 310 a77 Hip Bass 311 a78 Rock Out Bass 312 a81 Slap Bass 313 a82 Thumpin Bass 314 a83 Pick Bass 315 a84 Wonder Bass 316 a85 Yowza Bass 317 a86 Rubber Bass 1 318 a87 Rubber Bass 2 319 a88 Stereoww Bass # Bank 1 (JV-80 b) 320 b11 Pizzicato 321 b12 Real Pizz 322 b13 Harp 323 b14 Soaring String 324 b15 Warm Strings 325 b16 Marcato 326 b17 St Strings 327 b18 Orch Strings 328 b21 Slow Strings 329 b22 Velo Strings 330 b23 Bright Strings 331 b24 Tremolo String 332 b25 Orch Stab 1 333 b26 Brite Stab 334 b27 JP-8 Strings 335 b28 String Synth 336 b31 Wire Strings 337 b32 New Age Vox 338 b33 Arasian Morn 339 b34 Beauty Vox 340 b35 Vento Voxx 341 b36 Pvox Oohze 342 b37 Glass Voices 343 b38 Space Ahh 344 b41 Trumpet 345 b42 Trombone 346 b43 Harmon Mute 1 347 b44 Harmon Mute 2 348 b45 TeaJay Brass 349 b46 Brass Sect 1 350 b47 Brass Sect 2 351 b48 Brass Swell 352 b51 Brass Combo 353 b52 Stab Brass 354 b53 Soft Brass 355 b54 Horn Brass 356 b55 French Horn 357 b56 Alto Lead Sax 358 b57 Alto Sax 359 b58 Tenor Sax 1 360 b61 Tenor Sax 2 361 b62 Sax Section 362 b63 Sax Tp Tb 363 b64 Flute Piccolo 364 b65 Flute mod 365 b66 Ocarina 366 b67 Overblown Pan 367 b68 air Lead 368 b71 Steel Drum 369 b72 Log Drum 370 b73 Box Lead 371 b74 Soft Lead 372 b75 Whistle 373 b76 Square Lead 374 b77 Touch Lead 375 b78 Night Shade 376 b81 Pizza Hut 377 b82 EP+Exp Pad 378 b83 JP-8 Pad 379 b84 Puff 380 b85 Spacious Sweep 381 b86 Big n Beefy 382 b87 Rev Cym Bend 383 b88 Analog Seq # Bank 0 (User) # GM2 1024 Pf44 Piano 1w .ctrlnames 0 Bank Select MSB 32 Bank Select LSB 1 Modulation 5 Portamento time 7 Volume 10 Pan 11 Expression 12 Effect Control 1 13 Effect Control 2 #16 CC1 #17 CC2 64 Hold 1 65 Portamento 66 Sostenuto 67 Soft 71 Resonance 72 Release time 73 Attack time 74 Cutoff 75 Decay time 76 Vibrato tate 77 Vibrato tepth 78 Vibrato delay 84 Portamento control 91 Reverb 93 Chorus 99 NRPN MSB 98 NRPN LSB 101 RPN MSB 100 RPN LSB 6 Data Entry MSB 38 Data Entry LSB 121 Reset all controllers 123 Local Control 124 Omni Off 125 Omni On 126 Mono 127 Poly |
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From: Dave F. <da...@da...> - 2004-12-13 19:40:58
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On Monday 13 December 2004 01:29 pm, Donald M Burns wrote: Hello there Mr. Burns. > I've used jazz for a long time now and I am very fond of it. > Unfortunately both of the binary releases available seg fault on redhat > 9, so I'm having a go at building the CVS version > > I've download jazz.tar.gz and also compiled & installed wxWindows 2.4.2 > on redhat 9 laptop, but I'm struggling to get jazz to compile. I've > tried the rebuild thus and get:- > > /usr/local/src/jazz# ./rebuild > aclocal: configure.in: 85: macro `AM_PATH_ALSA' not found in library > aclocal: configure.in: 119: macro `AM_OPTIONS_WXCONFIG' not found in > library > aclocal: configure.in: 122: macro `AM_PATH_WXCONFIG' not found in > library > ./configure: line 1271: syntax error near unexpected token `jazz,' > ./configure: line 1271: `AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(jazz, wx2alpha)' > make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop. > /usr/local/src/jazz# Looks like several things are likely. RedHat 9 is likely to have shipped with versions of the autotools that are too old. The last two lines in your output indicate an autoconf that's too old. I don't recall the minimum versions right offhand, anybody else know? Check to see that you installed the wxWindows-devel package, if it's available. Check /usr/include and /usr/local/include for "wx". Or try "wx-config" from the command line. > I don't have ALSA installed but even then I can't see what I need to do > to get things going. Any advice gratefully received. Ummmm, upgrade? ;) To anything that's not RedHat? ;) Seriously, if you can, upgrading to a newer distribution will help you a lot. The 2.6 kernel has ALSA in it, so you don't even have to ask anymore "Do I have ALSA? Do I need it?" And the newer versions of hte autotools, all there. At least, Mandrake 10.1's got it all. Up to you, of course. > Many Thanks nononono, thank you, I insist. Mr Burns. Dave > Donald. -- Visit my website! http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em ... at least I thought I was dancing, 'til somebody stepped on my hand. -- J. B. White |
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From: Donald M B. <don...@vo...> - 2004-12-13 19:29:43
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Hi All, I've used jazz for a long time now and I am very fond of it. Unfortunately both of the binary releases available seg fault on redhat 9, so I'm having a go at building the CVS version I've download jazz.tar.gz and also compiled & installed wxWindows 2.4.2 on redhat 9 laptop, but I'm struggling to get jazz to compile. I've tried the rebuild thus and get:- /usr/local/src/jazz# ./rebuild aclocal: configure.in: 85: macro `AM_PATH_ALSA' not found in library aclocal: configure.in: 119: macro `AM_OPTIONS_WXCONFIG' not found in library aclocal: configure.in: 122: macro `AM_PATH_WXCONFIG' not found in library ./configure: line 1271: syntax error near unexpected token `jazz,' ./configure: line 1271: `AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(jazz, wx2alpha)' make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop. /usr/local/src/jazz# I don't have ALSA installed but even then I can't see what I need to do to get things going. Any advice gratefully received. Many Thanks Donald. |
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From: Dave F. <da...@da...> - 2004-12-05 06:09:36
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On Wednesday 01 December 2004 11:18 pm, Dave Fancella wrote: > Here's our stats page, if you guys happen to get curious: > > http://sourceforge.net/project/stats/?group_id=104252 > > 18 downloads so far. Not bad. I released the first version of pyExtractor > the same day, and it's got 16 downloads. :) (No history though, > pyExtractor essentially appeared out of nowhere as far as anyone else is > concerned) No point, just that I'm checking stats right now of projects > I've made releases for recently. ;) 71 downloads in 5 days. Not bad for a broken source release. :) Now if people would just start telling us how it works for them.... Dave > Page views are interesting. I'll bet we'd easily start getting 50 > downloads a day if we had a windows binary release. *sigh* So much work, > so little time. I want to move to Mars so I can have 30 hour days instead > of these piddly 24-hour days. > > Dave > > On Monday 29 November 2004 09:17 am, Dave Fancella wrote: > > Oh yeah, I just updated the website and made a news item for it. > > > > Dave > > > > On Monday 29 November 2004 09:03 am, Dave Fancella wrote: > > > On Sunday 14 November 2004 12:56 pm, Joakim Verona wrote: > > > > Dave Fancella <da...@da...> writes: > > > > > > > > That would be nice, Dave! > > > > > > > > /Joakim > > > > > > Thank you. :) It is done. No binary packages, sorry. Also, I just > > > did a cvs checkout and tarred the whole thing. No time to test "make > > > dist" and tweak it until it's right, assuming it wouldn't work the > > > first time. (It is a new build system, after all) > > > > > > Hopefully that'll get some people at least downloading it and playing > > > with it. :) > > > > > > I'm getting good at this file release thing. :) It's a piece of cake. > > > Heh. (been clearing out older projects sitting on my hard drive and > > > releasing or deleting them, so I've made a few releases recently) > > > Here's hoping we'll get someone to come along and throw some patches at > > > us, eh? > > > > > > Dave > > > > > > > > All, > > > > > > > > > > Ok, we should make a file release. :) If someone wants to give up > > > > > an rpm I'll do it. (I can make a source tarball to release myself, > > > > > no problem) > > > > > > > > > > How I came to that conclusion is interesting. :) I started making > > > > > file releases of pyAlarm a few months back, and it's been > > > > > downloaded a lot since then. Well, seems like a lot to me, but it > > > > > gets 0-5 downloads a day, which is surprising considering it's just > > > > > an alarm clock. And I've been getting email (not a lot, but some) > > > > > from people asking for a Windows version, and asking when it'll do > > > > > <this> or <that>. Still no patches submitted or anything, but it > > > > > is a niche program. So I think we'll do better for help if we make > > > > > a file release. A binary under Linux that people can download and > > > > > execute and *see* that it works, and a source tarball so people can > > > > > download it and screw with the code. > > > > > > > > > > So, if somebody wants to give up a binary package or three, send > > > > > 'em my way and I'll do the file release. Having just done several > > > > > for pyAlarm, I'm getting familiar with sourceforge's system for > > > > > file releases. I'll try to do at least a source tarball in the > > > > > next week or so (we'll see) whether or not I have something binary > > > > > to put up. > > > > > > > > > > Dave > > > > > > > > > > -- > > > > > Visit my website! > > > > > http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em > > > > > > > > > > How dare the government intervene to stifle innovation in the > > > > > computer industry! That's Microsoft's job, dammit! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > > > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE > > > > > FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines > > > > > robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect > > > > > match for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. > > > > > www.intersystems.com/match8 > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > > > > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > > > > > jaz...@li... > > > > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE > > > > FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines > > > > robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match > > > > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 > > > > _______________________________________________ > > > > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > > > > jaz...@li... > > > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel -- Visit my website! http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em The Tree of Learning bears the noblest fruit, but noble fruit tastes bad. |
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From: Joakim V. <jo...@ve...> - 2004-12-02 12:37:57
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Dave Fancella <da...@da...> writes: > Here's our stats page, if you guys happen to get curious: > > http://sourceforge.net/project/stats/?group_id=104252 > > 18 downloads so far. Not bad. I released the first version of > pyExtractor the same day, and it's got 16 downloads. :) (No history > though, pyExtractor essentially appeared out of nowhere as far as > anyone else is concerned) No point, just that I'm checking stats right > now of projects I've made releases for recently. ;) > Page views are interesting. I'll bet we'd easily start getting 50 > downloads a day if we had a windows binary release. *sigh* So much It would be fun to try to cross-compile jazz++ on linux with mingw. (it was suggested earlier on this list I think) If we achieved that, we could even have daily builds and stuff ;-) > work, so little time. I want to move to Mars so I can have 30 hour > days instead of these piddly 24-hour days. Heh, how very true :-) > Dave > > On Monday 29 November 2004 09:17 am, Dave Fancella wrote: >> Oh yeah, I just updated the website and made a news item for it. >> Dave >> On Monday 29 November 2004 09:03 am, Dave Fancella wrote: >> > On Sunday 14 November 2004 12:56 pm, Joakim Verona wrote: >> > > Dave Fancella <da...@da...> writes: >> > > That would be nice, Dave! >> > > /Joakim >> > Thank you. :) It is done. No binary packages, sorry. Also, I >> > just did a cvs checkout and tarred the whole thing. No time to >> > test "make dist" and tweak it until it's right, assuming it >> > wouldn't work the first time. (It is a new build system, after >> > all) >> > Hopefully that'll get some people at least downloading it and >> > playing with it. :) >> > I'm getting good at this file release thing. :) It's a piece of >> > cake. Heh. (been clearing out older projects sitting on my hard >> > drive and releasing or deleting them, so I've made a few releases >> > recently) Here's hoping we'll get someone to come along and throw >> > some patches at us, eh? >> > Dave >> > >> > > > All, >> > > > Ok, we should make a file release. :) If someone wants to >> > > > give up an rpm I'll do it. (I can make a source tarball to >> > > > release myself, no problem) >> > > > How I came to that conclusion is interesting. :) I started >> > > > making file releases of pyAlarm a few months back, and it's >> > > > been downloaded a lot since then. Well, seems like a lot to >> > > > me, but it gets 0-5 downloads a day, which is surprising >> > > > considering it's just an alarm clock. And I've been getting >> > > > email (not a lot, but some) from people asking for a Windows >> > > > version, and asking when it'll do <this> or <that>. Still no >> > > > patches submitted or anything, but it is a niche program. So >> > > > I think we'll do better for help if we make a file release. A >> > > > binary under Linux that people can download and execute and >> > > > *see* that it works, and a source tarball so people can >> > > > download it and screw with the code. >> > > > So, if somebody wants to give up a binary package or three, >> > > > send 'em my way and I'll do the file release. Having just >> > > > done several for pyAlarm, I'm getting familiar with >> > > > sourceforge's system for file releases. I'll try to do at >> > > > least a source tarball in the next week or so (we'll see) >> > > > whether or not I have something binary to put up. >> > > > Dave >> > > > -- Visit my website! http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em> > > > How dare the government intervene to stifle innovation in the >> > > > computer industry! That's Microsoft's job, dammit! >> > > > >> > > > ------------------------------------------------------- This >> > > > SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE FREE OODBMS >> > > > DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines robust >> > > > object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match >> > > > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and >> > > > JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 >> > > > _______________________________________________ >> > > > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list >> > > > jaz...@li... >> > > > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel> > > ------------------------------------------------------- This >> > > SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE FREE OODBMS >> > > DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines robust >> > > object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match >> > > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and >> > > JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 >> > > _______________________________________________ >> > > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list >> > > jaz...@li... >> > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel > > -- > Visit my website! > http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em > > Beauty seldom recommends one woman to another. > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide > Read honest & candid reviews on hundreds of IT Products from real > users. > Discover which products truly live up to the hype. Start reading now. > http://productguide.itmanagersjournal.com/_______________________________________________ > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > jaz...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel -- Joakim Verona www.verona.se jo...@ve... |
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From: Dave F. <da...@da...> - 2004-12-02 05:18:25
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Here's our stats page, if you guys happen to get curious: http://sourceforge.net/project/stats/?group_id=104252 18 downloads so far. Not bad. I released the first version of pyExtractor the same day, and it's got 16 downloads. :) (No history though, pyExtractor essentially appeared out of nowhere as far as anyone else is concerned) No point, just that I'm checking stats right now of projects I've made releases for recently. ;) Page views are interesting. I'll bet we'd easily start getting 50 downloads a day if we had a windows binary release. *sigh* So much work, so little time. I want to move to Mars so I can have 30 hour days instead of these piddly 24-hour days. Dave On Monday 29 November 2004 09:17 am, Dave Fancella wrote: > Oh yeah, I just updated the website and made a news item for it. > > Dave > > On Monday 29 November 2004 09:03 am, Dave Fancella wrote: > > On Sunday 14 November 2004 12:56 pm, Joakim Verona wrote: > > > Dave Fancella <da...@da...> writes: > > > > > > That would be nice, Dave! > > > > > > /Joakim > > > > Thank you. :) It is done. No binary packages, sorry. Also, I just did > > a cvs checkout and tarred the whole thing. No time to test "make dist" > > and tweak it until it's right, assuming it wouldn't work the first time. > > (It is a new build system, after all) > > > > Hopefully that'll get some people at least downloading it and playing > > with it. :) > > > > I'm getting good at this file release thing. :) It's a piece of cake. > > Heh. (been clearing out older projects sitting on my hard drive and > > releasing or deleting them, so I've made a few releases recently) Here's > > hoping we'll get someone to come along and throw some patches at us, eh? > > > > Dave > > > > > > All, > > > > > > > > Ok, we should make a file release. :) If someone wants to give up an > > > > rpm I'll do it. (I can make a source tarball to release myself, no > > > > problem) > > > > > > > > How I came to that conclusion is interesting. :) I started making > > > > file releases of pyAlarm a few months back, and it's been downloaded > > > > a lot since then. Well, seems like a lot to me, but it gets 0-5 > > > > downloads a day, which is surprising considering it's just an alarm > > > > clock. And I've been getting email (not a lot, but some) from people > > > > asking for a Windows version, and asking when it'll do <this> or > > > > <that>. Still no patches submitted or anything, but it is a niche > > > > program. So I think we'll do better for help if we make a file > > > > release. A binary under Linux that people can download and execute > > > > and *see* that it works, and a source tarball so people can download > > > > it and screw with the code. > > > > > > > > So, if somebody wants to give up a binary package or three, send 'em > > > > my way and I'll do the file release. Having just done several for > > > > pyAlarm, I'm getting familiar with sourceforge's system for file > > > > releases. I'll try to do at least a source tarball in the next week > > > > or so (we'll see) whether or not I have something binary to put up. > > > > > > > > Dave > > > > > > > > -- > > > > Visit my website! > > > > http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em > > > > > > > > How dare the government intervene to stifle innovation in the > > > > computer industry! That's Microsoft's job, dammit! > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE > > > > FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines > > > > robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match > > > > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 > > > > _______________________________________________ > > > > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > > > > jaz...@li... > > > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE > > > FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines > > > robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match > > > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 > > > _______________________________________________ > > > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > > > jaz...@li... > > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel -- Visit my website! http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em Beauty seldom recommends one woman to another. |
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From: Dave F. <da...@da...> - 2004-11-29 15:17:41
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Oh yeah, I just updated the website and made a news item for it. Dave On Monday 29 November 2004 09:03 am, Dave Fancella wrote: > On Sunday 14 November 2004 12:56 pm, Joakim Verona wrote: > > Dave Fancella <da...@da...> writes: > > > > That would be nice, Dave! > > > > /Joakim > > Thank you. :) It is done. No binary packages, sorry. Also, I just did a > cvs checkout and tarred the whole thing. No time to test "make dist" and > tweak it until it's right, assuming it wouldn't work the first time. (It > is a new build system, after all) > > Hopefully that'll get some people at least downloading it and playing with > it. :) > > I'm getting good at this file release thing. :) It's a piece of cake. > Heh. (been clearing out older projects sitting on my hard drive and > releasing or deleting them, so I've made a few releases recently) Here's > hoping we'll get someone to come along and throw some patches at us, eh? > > Dave > > > > All, > > > > > > Ok, we should make a file release. :) If someone wants to give up an > > > rpm I'll do it. (I can make a source tarball to release myself, no > > > problem) > > > > > > How I came to that conclusion is interesting. :) I started making > > > file releases of pyAlarm a few months back, and it's been downloaded a > > > lot since then. Well, seems like a lot to me, but it gets 0-5 > > > downloads a day, which is surprising considering it's just an alarm > > > clock. And I've been getting email (not a lot, but some) from people > > > asking for a Windows version, and asking when it'll do <this> or > > > <that>. Still no patches submitted or anything, but it is a niche > > > program. So I think we'll do better for help if we make a file > > > release. A binary under Linux that people can download and execute > > > and *see* that it works, and a source tarball so people can download > > > it and screw with the code. > > > > > > So, if somebody wants to give up a binary package or three, send 'em > > > my way and I'll do the file release. Having just done several for > > > pyAlarm, I'm getting familiar with sourceforge's system for file > > > releases. I'll try to do at least a source tarball in the next week > > > or so (we'll see) whether or not I have something binary to put up. > > > > > > Dave > > > > > > -- > > > Visit my website! > > > http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em > > > > > > How dare the government intervene to stifle innovation in the computer > > > industry! That's Microsoft's job, dammit! > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE > > > FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines > > > robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match > > > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 > > > _______________________________________________ > > > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > > > jaz...@li... > > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE > > FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines > > robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match > > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 > > _______________________________________________ > > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > > jaz...@li... > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel -- Visit my website! http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em "The road to hell is paved with melting snowballs." -- Larry Wall in <199...@ne...> |
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From: Dave F. <da...@da...> - 2004-11-29 15:03:54
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On Sunday 14 November 2004 12:56 pm, Joakim Verona wrote: > Dave Fancella <da...@da...> writes: > > That would be nice, Dave! > > /Joakim Thank you. :) It is done. No binary packages, sorry. Also, I just did a cvs checkout and tarred the whole thing. No time to test "make dist" and tweak it until it's right, assuming it wouldn't work the first time. (It is a new build system, after all) Hopefully that'll get some people at least downloading it and playing with it. :) I'm getting good at this file release thing. :) It's a piece of cake. Heh. (been clearing out older projects sitting on my hard drive and releasing or deleting them, so I've made a few releases recently) Here's hoping we'll get someone to come along and throw some patches at us, eh? Dave > > All, > > > > Ok, we should make a file release. :) If someone wants to give up an > > rpm I'll do it. (I can make a source tarball to release myself, no > > problem) > > > > How I came to that conclusion is interesting. :) I started making > > file releases of pyAlarm a few months back, and it's been downloaded a > > lot since then. Well, seems like a lot to me, but it gets 0-5 > > downloads a day, which is surprising considering it's just an alarm > > clock. And I've been getting email (not a lot, but some) from people > > asking for a Windows version, and asking when it'll do <this> or > > <that>. Still no patches submitted or anything, but it is a niche > > program. So I think we'll do better for help if we make a file > > release. A binary under Linux that people can download and execute > > and *see* that it works, and a source tarball so people can download > > it and screw with the code. > > > > So, if somebody wants to give up a binary package or three, send 'em > > my way and I'll do the file release. Having just done several for > > pyAlarm, I'm getting familiar with sourceforge's system for file > > releases. I'll try to do at least a source tarball in the next week > > or so (we'll see) whether or not I have something binary to put up. > > > > Dave > > > > -- > > Visit my website! > > http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em > > > > How dare the government intervene to stifle innovation in the computer > > industry! That's Microsoft's job, dammit! > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE > > FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines > > robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match > > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 > > _______________________________________________ > > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > > jaz...@li... > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE > FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines > robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 > _______________________________________________ > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > jaz...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel -- Visit my website! http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em I can relate to that. |
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From: Dave F. <da...@da...> - 2004-11-17 05:28:24
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On Tuesday 16 November 2004 11:27 pm, Dave Phillips wrote: Hey, I know you, you're the Linux Journal guy. > xmlres.cpp:323: prototype for `void wxXmlResource::UpdateResources()' > does not > match any in class `wxXmlResource' > /usr/local/include/wx-2.5/wx/xrc/xmlres.h:236: candidate is: bool > wxXmlResource::UpdateResources() > xmlres.cpp:323: `void wxXmlResource::UpdateResources()' and `bool > wxXmlResource::UpdateResources()' cannot be overloaded > xmlres.cpp:543: prototype for `wxObject* > wxXmlResource::CreateResFromNode(wxXmlNode*, wxObject*, wxObject*)' > does not It looks like the wxXRC stuff isn't properly installed. Check your wxWidgets build accordingly. Also, are you using the rebuild script at the top of the source tree? You *must* build with that, right now. > Btw, I had to add #include <wx/dialog.h> to xrc/xh_frame.cpp and > xrc/xh_panel.cpp to get this far... This shouldn't have happened, but could have I suppose. :) > Any suggestions ? What OS, etc are you using? I suppose I might be able to dig that info up off the Hydrogen list, but it would help if you just gave it to us here. :) The other thing is that you're using wx2.5 to build. Um, use 2.4, please. :) The application previously used a wxVersion that was pre-2.0, and we're working on porting it all the way up to 2.4. We're not even going to try 2.5, as far as I know. If we've got it working with 2.4, then when 2.6 comes out we'll probably update it for that. Anyway, there are large chunks of Jazz that aren't even built right now because they haven't been ported to wx2.4 yet. (Not many, but they are still there somewhere) Dave > Best regards, > > dp > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE > FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines > robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 > _______________________________________________ > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > jaz...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel -- Visit my website! http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em She liked him; he was a man of many qualities, even if most of them were bad. |
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From: Dave P. <dl...@br...> - 2004-11-17 05:21:31
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Greetings: CVS as of November 16 dies here: g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../src -I/usr/local/lib/wx/include/gtk2-ansi-release-2.5 -I/usr/local/include/wx-2.5 -DGTK_NO_CHECK_CASTS -D__WXGTK__ -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_LARGE_FILES -Iinclude -g -O2 -I/usr/local/lib/wx/include/gtk2-ansi-release-2.5 -I/usr/local/include/wx-2.5 -DGTK_NO_CHECK_CASTS -D__WXGTK__ -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_LARGE_FILES -MT xmlres.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/xmlres.Tpo -c xmlres.cpp -fPIC -o .libs/xmlres.o xmlres.cpp:323: prototype for `void wxXmlResource::UpdateResources()' does not match any in class `wxXmlResource' /usr/local/include/wx-2.5/wx/xrc/xmlres.h:236: candidate is: bool wxXmlResource::UpdateResources() xmlres.cpp:323: `void wxXmlResource::UpdateResources()' and `bool wxXmlResource::UpdateResources()' cannot be overloaded xmlres.cpp:543: prototype for `wxObject* wxXmlResource::CreateResFromNode(wxXmlNode*, wxObject*, wxObject*)' does not match any in class `wxXmlResource' /usr/local/include/wx-2.5/wx/xrc/xmlres.h:248: candidate is: wxObject* wxXmlResource::CreateResFromNode(wxXmlNode*, wxObject*, wxObject* = 0, wxXmlResourceHandler* = 0) xmlres.cpp: In member function `wxObject* wxXmlResource::CreateResFromNode(wxXmlNode*, wxObject*, wxObject*)': xmlres.cpp:544: `CreateResFromNode2' undeclared (first use this function) xmlres.cpp:544: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in.) xmlres.cpp: At global scope: xmlres.cpp:550: no `wxObject* wxXmlResource::CreateResFromNode2(wxXmlNode*, wxObject*, wxObject*, wxXmlResourceHandler*)' member function declared in class `wxXmlResource' xmlres.cpp: In member function `wxObject* wxXmlResource::CreateResFromNode2(wxXmlNode*, wxObject*, wxObject*, wxXmlResourceHandler*)': xmlres.cpp:569: call of overloaded `CreateResFromNode(wxXmlNode*, wxObject*&, wxObject*&)' is ambiguous /usr/local/include/wx-2.5/wx/xrc/xmlres.h:248: candidates are: wxObject* wxXmlResource::CreateResFromNode(wxXmlNode*, wxObject*, wxObject* = 0, wxXmlResourceHandler* = 0) xmlres.cpp:543: wxObject* wxXmlResource::CreateResFromNode(wxXmlNode*, wxObject*, wxObject*) make[1]: *** [xmlres.lo] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/dlphilp/jazz/xrc' make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 Btw, I had to add #include <wx/dialog.h> to xrc/xh_frame.cpp and xrc/xh_panel.cpp to get this far... Any suggestions ? Best regards, dp |
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From: Joakim V. <jo...@ve...> - 2004-11-14 18:57:15
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Dave Fancella <da...@da...> writes: That would be nice, Dave! /Joakim > All, > > Ok, we should make a file release. :) If someone wants to give up an > rpm I'll do it. (I can make a source tarball to release myself, no > problem) > > How I came to that conclusion is interesting. :) I started making > file releases of pyAlarm a few months back, and it's been downloaded a > lot since then. Well, seems like a lot to me, but it gets 0-5 > downloads a day, which is surprising considering it's just an alarm > clock. And I've been getting email (not a lot, but some) from people > asking for a Windows version, and asking when it'll do <this> or > <that>. Still no patches submitted or anything, but it is a niche > program. So I think we'll do better for help if we make a file > release. A binary under Linux that people can download and execute > and *see* that it works, and a source tarball so people can download > it and screw with the code. > > So, if somebody wants to give up a binary package or three, send 'em > my way and I'll do the file release. Having just done several for > pyAlarm, I'm getting familiar with sourceforge's system for file > releases. I'll try to do at least a source tarball in the next week > or so (we'll see) whether or not I have something binary to put up. > > Dave > > -- > Visit my website! > http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em > > How dare the government intervene to stifle innovation in the computer > industry! That's Microsoft's job, dammit! > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by: InterSystems CACHE > FREE OODBMS DOWNLOAD - A multidimensional database that combines > robust object and relational technologies, making it a perfect match > for Java, C++,COM, XML, ODBC and JDBC. www.intersystems.com/match8 > _______________________________________________ > jazzplusplus-devel mailing list > jaz...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jazzplusplus-devel |
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From: Dave F. <da...@da...> - 2004-11-13 12:26:12
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All, Ok, we should make a file release. :) If someone wants to give up an rpm I'll do it. (I can make a source tarball to release myself, no problem) How I came to that conclusion is interesting. :) I started making file releases of pyAlarm a few months back, and it's been downloaded a lot since then. Well, seems like a lot to me, but it gets 0-5 downloads a day, which is surprising considering it's just an alarm clock. And I've been getting email (not a lot, but some) from people asking for a Windows version, and asking when it'll do <this> or <that>. Still no patches submitted or anything, but it is a niche program. So I think we'll do better for help if we make a file release. A binary under Linux that people can download and execute and *see* that it works, and a source tarball so people can download it and screw with the code. So, if somebody wants to give up a binary package or three, send 'em my way and I'll do the file release. Having just done several for pyAlarm, I'm getting familiar with sourceforge's system for file releases. I'll try to do at least a source tarball in the next week or so (we'll see) whether or not I have something binary to put up. Dave -- Visit my website! http://www.davefancella.com/?event=em How dare the government intervene to stifle innovation in the computer industry! That's Microsoft's job, dammit! |
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From: Kevin C. <ke...@do...> - 2004-11-08 20:27:18
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On 8 November 2004 at 15:50, Phuah Yee Keat <yk....@ne...> wrote: > I am learning to play the bass guitar, and found midi to be one of the > best media to learn from. I can have a view of all the instruments, and > mute whichever that I felt is too noisy. I can also have a general view > of how many bars are there in the song, and can easily use the mouse to > mark the 16 bars that I would want to practice/improvise, and have > jazzpp loop thru it so I could play my bass guitar. Playing with MIDI is also useful in a band setting. Two of my bands end up sharing MIDI files during the composition stage, or just after that. We each get to practice our parts with the any combination of MIDI instrument accompaniment before we try to assemble the whole thing live. MIDI allows for looping on a hard section too. We can also rewrite a section and share it with the band. I've heard of other bands doing this over great distances. Cheers.... |
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