Re: [jOrgan-user] jOrgan 3.9 beta13

[Lynn W. <lw...@co...>]

Confirmed.  Any values set in the MIDI Merger configuration window are 
NOT restored at the next re-launch of jOrgan.

Also, the default values are changed for the worse.  Previously, the 
checkboxes used to select specific MIDI devices to be handled by the 
merger were UN-checked by default.  This was GOOD!  You want to opt-in 
all MIDI devices -- not have them all automatically selected.

But the 3.0 beta 13 version seems to have replaced the checkboxes with a 
value of "SKIP".  Unfortunately, instead of "SKIP" being selected for 
each device by default, an actual unique channel number from 1 to 16 is 
selected for each device until it gets to 16.  Then thereafter the 
channel number for the remainder of the devices is left null or blank.

By default, they should all be set to SKIP.

CLW
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On 3/22/2010 9:51 PM, Paul C. Stratman wrote:
> I don't usually use the MIDI merger, but tried it to see how it worked.
> For me it reset itself when I would exit, even if I hit "Apply."
>
> Paul
>
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> *From:* Paul C. Stratman <pcs...@ya...>
> *To:* jOrgan User List <jor...@li...>
> *Sent:* Mon, March 22, 2010 5:53:01 PM
> *Subject:* [jOrgan-user] jOrgan 3.9 beta13
>
> A small problem.... my volume adjustment windows seem to work as a
> slider for adustments, but the numeric display doesn't change. (The ACO
> 3P-104 uses them for Imperial Trumpet volume and Chimes/Zimbelstern
> volume.) The number used change when adjusted. Now the number is frozen
> at whatever it was when the disposition was opened.
>
> Stops, swells and other graphics display as they should. It's just the
> digital numeric displays that don't work.
>
> ... otherwise everything else is great.
>
> Paul
>
>
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