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Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Upgrading the Sourceforge project to Allura?

[Andreas R. <a_r...@gm...>]

Hi!

-------- Original-Nachricht --------
> Datum: Thu, 31 Jan 2013 23:34:35 +0100
> Von: Joachim <li...@sd...>
> An: jsy...@li...
> Betreff: [Jsynthlib-devel] Upgrading the Sourceforge project to Allura?

--<snip>--
> <quote>

> Will be upgraded
> At this time, we are able to update the following aspects of your project:
> 
>      Meta-data (name, description, trove categories, etc)
>      Members and permissions
>      Project News
>      Forums

Forums for this project are disabled, right? Because SF tells me,
that there's no way to get help as a user. Not very 
user-friendly, methinks...

BTW: I'm working on a midifile-export for scene-libs atm. I need
it for the sequencer in my arranger, so I can setup my K4 from there.
Don't know, if anyone else uses a similar concept to setup his/her
keyboards. So I might just post a patch, that anyone, who is
interested, could apply to the sources.

Ciao,
Andreas

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Upgrading the Sourceforge project to Allura?

[Frankie F. <jsy...@te...>]

The only thing that sounds worrying is the loss of ticket stats. Does
this potentially mean a loss of bug reports/patches? Or is it much more
mundane, like a loss of "bug reports per month"?
On 31/01/2013 22:34, Joachim wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I totally missed this but as a project admin I have the possibility to upgrade the Sourceforge
> project for JSynthLib from Classic to Allura which means new features like a blog and wiki.
>
> But there is a downside:
> Some data can't be upgraded:
>
> <quote>
> Will not be upgraded
> These items will not be moved to your upgraded project:
>
>      Project Help Wanted
>      SCM stats, Forum stats, Ticket stats & Traffic stats
>      Trac will no longer integrate with SVN
> </quote>
>
> Here is a list of the stuff that will be updated and additional infos regarding the upgrade process:
>
> <quote>
> Will be upgraded
> At this time, we are able to update the following aspects of your project:
>
>      Meta-data (name, description, trove categories, etc)
>      Members and permissions
>      Project News
>      Forums
>      Hosted Applications and Project Web
>      Virtual Host configuration and MySQL databases
>      Git, Subversion, Mercurial, Bazaar and CVS repositories
>      Mailing Lists
>      Tracker data
>      Project Donations*
>
> Note that the URLs used to access your code repositories will change, and an email will be sent to all project developers with the 
> new URLs after the upgrade is complete.
>
> Once you click Upgrade, the upgrade will be scheduled and will begin shortly. Any changes made to your project while the upgrade 
> is in progress may not be reflected in the upgraded project.
>
> *If you have donations enabled, there will be a Donate link that will allow donations. However, it will be a direct link to the 
> PayPal donation page, and individual donors will no longer be tracked or displayed.
>
> Prior to upgrading, you can obtain a copy of your project's data as an XML file by clicking on the project name, selecting Project 
> Admin » Features, then selecting XML Export.
> </quote>
>
> Does anyone need the items that will not be upgraded or is for other reasons biased against an update?
>
> Regards
> Joachim
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[Jsynthlib-devel] Upgrading the Sourceforge project to Allura?

[Joachim <li...@sd...>]

Hi there,

I totally missed this but as a project admin I have the possibility to upgrade the Sourceforge
project for JSynthLib from Classic to Allura which means new features like a blog and wiki.

But there is a downside:
Some data can't be upgraded:

<quote>
Will not be upgraded
These items will not be moved to your upgraded project:

     Project Help Wanted
     SCM stats, Forum stats, Ticket stats & Traffic stats
     Trac will no longer integrate with SVN
</quote>

Here is a list of the stuff that will be updated and additional infos regarding the upgrade process:

<quote>
Will be upgraded
At this time, we are able to update the following aspects of your project:

     Meta-data (name, description, trove categories, etc)
     Members and permissions
     Project News
     Forums
     Hosted Applications and Project Web
     Virtual Host configuration and MySQL databases
     Git, Subversion, Mercurial, Bazaar and CVS repositories
     Mailing Lists
     Tracker data
     Project Donations*

Note that the URLs used to access your code repositories will change, and an email will be sent to all project developers with the 
new URLs after the upgrade is complete.

Once you click Upgrade, the upgrade will be scheduled and will begin shortly. Any changes made to your project while the upgrade 
is in progress may not be reflected in the upgraded project.

*If you have donations enabled, there will be a Donate link that will allow donations. However, it will be a direct link to the 
PayPal donation page, and individual donors will no longer be tracked or displayed.

Prior to upgrading, you can obtain a copy of your project's data as an XML file by clicking on the project name, selecting Project 
Admin » Features, then selecting XML Export.
</quote>

Does anyone need the items that will not be upgraded or is for other reasons biased against an update?

Regards
Joachim

[Jsynthlib-devel] website lost to domain spammer

[frankster <jsy...@te...>]

So someone's managed to get hold of Brian Klock via facebook:
"I no longer have control of the jsynthlib.org domain name. Its now 
registered by someone in Ukraine. Last year my webhost went suddenly out 
of business and took my backups with them, so I didn't bother renewing 
the domain when it came up."

Unfortunate. So I think we need to do the following:
1) make a new website probably using the sourceforge hosting
2) release version 0.21 of jsynthlib

There is a question mark about jsynthlib on mac os x lion, but noone's 
turned up who's able to reproduce it.

I think I made a backup of jsynthlib.org when jsynthlib.org first went 
dodgy so that could be a starting point if I can find what I did with it!

frankie

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Using JSynthLib for my Kawai K4

[Frankie F. <jsy...@te...>]

Sounds like a good idea to me!

On 25/01/2013 19:53, "Andreas Rückert" wrote:
> Hi!
>
> After some problems, I finally managed to subscribe to the list
> (sf wouldn't let me subscribe with my old account, so I had to
> create a new one).
>
> I'm a software dev from Germany and use JSynthLib to create
> (and manage) sounds for my Kawai K4, that I export then as
> midi files, so I can load them then into the sequencer of my
> Roland E-50.
>
> So I have a question on the K4 driver. In 
>
> synthdrivers/KawaiK4/KawaiK4SingleDriver.java 
>
> , the method
>
> public Patch createNewPatch()
>
> creates a patch, that has DCA MOD and DCF MOD values set to
> -50 as I see it?
> So when you play this sound with a normal velocity, you don't
> hear anything? 
>
> Wouldn't it be better to set such values to 0, so you get some
> standard sine patch, that actually creates a sound, when you
> play it?
>
>
> Ciao,
> Andreas
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[Jsynthlib-devel] Using JSynthLib for my Kawai K4

[Andreas R. <a_r...@gm...>]

Hi!

After some problems, I finally managed to subscribe to the list
(sf wouldn't let me subscribe with my old account, so I had to
create a new one).

I'm a software dev from Germany and use JSynthLib to create
(and manage) sounds for my Kawai K4, that I export then as
midi files, so I can load them then into the sequencer of my
Roland E-50.

So I have a question on the K4 driver. In 

synthdrivers/KawaiK4/KawaiK4SingleDriver.java 

, the method

public Patch createNewPatch()

creates a patch, that has DCA MOD and DCF MOD values set to
-50 as I see it?
So when you play this sound with a normal velocity, you don't
hear anything? 

Wouldn't it be better to set such values to 0, so you get some
standard sine patch, that actually creates a sound, when you
play it?


Ciao,
Andreas

[Jsynthlib-devel] K4 dump import only finds multi patches

[Peter G. <pet...@gm...>]

Hi,

This is a forwarded message by Andreas Rückert from the JSynthLib group on
Facebook:

Andreas Rückert <https://www.facebook.com/andreas.ruckert.796> 22 januari
11:39
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I'd like to import a K4 dump (the
factory patches, to be precise). It contains single patches, multi patches,
drums and effects. JSynthLib only finds the multi patches, but nothing
else. Methinks, that IPatch[] createPatches(byte[] sysex) in
JSynthLib/core/DriverUtil.java is the problem. It tries to find a driver
for the first sysex and returns the patches created by the driver. But I
think it should check, if the driver actually parsed _all_ the sysex data
and if not, repeat the process until _all_ the sysex data were parsed. I
cannot join the JSynthLib dev mailing list and the homepage shows some
medical articles(?), so I don't know how to ask the developers. That's why
I posted here...

Greetings,
Peter
Btw, Brian Klock also joined our group.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/JSynthLib/

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] patch auditioning

[Brent B. <br...@ke...>]

More on the patch auditioning bug...

It seems to be more than that.  Not only does "Send" not work (for 
sending a single patch to the ESQ-1 edit buffer), but also a "Store" 
doesn't work either (to actually store a patch in a regular patch 
memory).  Since I can successfully do sysex dumps of whole banks in 
either direction, that means there's no Midi communication problem, and 
it appears the ESQ-1 driver is completely broken with regard to any 
sending of single patches.

It's sending only though, because I *can* receive a single patch and 
store it in a library.

So here's a matrix of what works and doesn't.  I can only test the ESQ-1 
driver, since that's the only synth I have with JSynthLib support:

Bank send:	OK
Bank receive:	OK
Patch send:	broken
Patch receive:	OK
Patch audition:	broken

And the additional oddity that it puts up a warning dialog when you try 
to send a single patch saying you'll have to acknowledge afterward from 
the ESQ-1 front panel.  I have Emagic SoundDiver for Windows, and it 
doesn't require acknowledgement from the ESQ-1 after sending a patch. 
Somewhat moot since no patch ever actually arrives, but still strange 
that the JSynthLib driver expects the ESQ-1 will want that.

Anyway, it seems to be more of a single-patch send bug rather than just 
an auditioning bug.

-- 
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+ Sr. UNIX Systems Admin +  banging on a million typewriters will
+ University of Chicago	 +  eventually reproduce the entire works of
+ James Franck Institute +  Shakespeare.  Now, thanks to the Internet,
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Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] patch auditioning

[William Z. <wrz...@po...>]

On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 4:27 PM, Brent Busby <br...@ke...> wrote:

>
> By the way, if there's anyone still out there in JSynthLib-world, let us
> all know.  I think I can hear an echo in here.
>

echo in here.

-Bill Zwicky

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] patch auditioning

[Brent B. <br...@ke...>]

More on the ESQ-1 patch auditioning bug...

Looks like there is a bug, but also I was wrong about how the program is 
supposed to work.

I was wrong in that JSynthLib requires you to use the "Send" option, 
which is conveniently bound to Ctrl-T so you don't have to keep using 
the mouse every time you want to audition a patch, to actually send a 
patch to the ESQ-1 edit buffer.  Without doing that, it doesn't send 
anything, and you will end up hearing whatever patch was already loaded.

Then again, there *is* a bug.  I've verified by watching with the Midi 
monitor that nothing is ever sent to the ESQ-1 when you use the Send 
option.  So you can't really audition patches after all.

By the way, if there's anyone still out there in JSynthLib-world, let us 
all know.  I think I can hear an echo in here.

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+ University of Chicago	 +  eventually reproduce the entire works of
+ James Franck Institute +  Shakespeare.  Now, thanks to the Internet,
+ Materials Research Ctr +  we know this is not true." -Robert Wilensky

[Jsynthlib-devel] patch auditioning

[Brent B. <br...@ke...>]

I'm currently trying to use JSynthLib to do single patch auditioning to 
organize thousands of Ensoniq ESQ-1 patches contained in bank sysex 
dumps into banks that are useful for me.

I'm on Linux, and I have four hardware Midi in/out port pairs.  Three 
are provided on an Edirol UM-3EX connected by USB, and another in/out 
port pair provided on the breakout box of an RME Hammerfall Multiface 
II.

All the hardware i/o's work, and I can do bank dump and receive over any 
of them with the ESQ-1.  This proves there's no communication problem in 
hardware or software.  It works with single patches or whole banks.

Also, I have a Yamaha SY99 connected to a different hardware port than 
the ESQ-1, setup in JSynthLib as a master controller.  This also works 
(mostly, see below), because when I play the SY99, its Midi output is 
being echoed by the program to the port the ESQ-1 is on, and it plays 
the ESQ-1.

Here's the problem:

The documentation says...

 	The Master Controller Port determines which MIDI port JSynthLib
 	will watch for Notes being played. If notes are played (for example
 	from a MIDI keyboard or MIDI sequencer) on this port, JSynthLib
 	will echo them to whatever Synthesizer you are currently working with.
 	(Either by having an editor open in the foreground or having a library
 	open in the foreground and having a patch selected). This allows you
 	more controlling auditioning patches than just using the "play" command.

The "either by having an editor open in the forground or having a 
library open in the foreground and having a patch selected" part 
strongly implies that the patch you're auditioning when you play your 
master keyboard will be the patch you've done all this selecting to in 
the program...except...unless I'm doing something wrong, it isn't.

It plays whatever patch you've selected on the synthesizer's own control 
panel.  When you choose a new patch in JSynthLib, it *still* plays 
whatever patch you've selected on the control panel.  Selecting patches 
in JSynthLib has no effect on what your master keyboard is playing, and 
there's no evidence from the ESQ-1's screen that it heard upstream Midi 
tell it to do anything with sysex at all.

Oddly, right-clicking on a patch and clicking "Play", which is supposed 
to send whatever patch you just selected to an edit buffer on the synth 
and play a note on it for a configurable period of time, works!  It does 
exactly what master keyboard audition is supposed to let you do but 
doesn't.  That means the program has the facility for this...just not in 
all the places you need it.  (Also, the fact that it works there but not 
from master keyboard strongly implies it's a bug, and not just me doing 
something bad.)

Of course you can't really audition patches without being able to really 
play them on a keyboard, so this is needed to make it useful for more 
than just storing sysex files.

I'm willing to help with debugging this.  I don't know Java, but I do 
know Perl, so I may be able to get the general idea of some things, 
which may be useful since I've seen that JSynthLib is really starved for 
developers.

Also, I happen to have a well-known but now defunct Windows-based 
editor/librarian program with a Midi monitor feature, so if you need to 
know the hex codes that accomplish certain things, I can probably 
capture those.  (Surely it's not a copyright violation to capture raw 
Midi traffic...)

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Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Still no one with a Mac here?

[Joachim <li...@sd...>]

Hi,

 > What's the problem with MacOS 10.7 and Java?

library support it seems:

---snip---
Java itself works just fine on OS X. Minecraft is a Java application, after all. The problem is that some libraries were removed 
from Snow Leopard that implement MIDI support. You have to now install these separately from Mandolane. They do point out it is no 
longer required for Lion so perhaps these added MIDI support back in? I haven't tried Java on MIDI in Lion yet actually.
---snip---
=>
http://midibox.org/forums/topic/16688-ctrlr-based-editor-for-mbfm/page__view__findpost__p__146872

Joachim

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Where's UIRefactor

[<chr...@ch...>]

wrz...@po... wrote:
> Speaking of community, our local hero claimed he'd make a concerted effort
> to finish UIRefactor.  Is it done?  Can we get one more burst of activity
> before summer vacation?  =^)
> 
> -Bill Zwicky
> 

I can't speak for other refactoring efforts, but mine has ground to a halt. Not
to sound too negative, but the JSynthLib codebase is a complete mess. Broken
encapsulation, a lack of anything approaching a genuine API for implementing a
synth driver and - most fundamentally - the object model for patches, banks and
so forth is wrong. It's been a useful learning exercise to poke through the
code, but I'm at the point where I feel it would be best to take the lessons
learnt and start from scratch. This is not something I have the time to do, so
like the MIDIBox guy, I'm taking a closing look at alternatives that will
hopefully have a better foundation for just adding a new synth driver than
JSynthLib currently does.

Regards,

Chris

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Still no one with a Mac here?

[<chr...@ch...>]

wrz...@po... wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 3:16 PM, David Griffith <dg...@cs...>wrote:
> 
> >>>  What's the problem with MacOS 10.7 and Java?
> 
>  I've heard it's just the native code that's causing trouble.  The rest of
> it *should* work fine.
> 
> -Bill Zwicky
> 

Which native code is that? I can't find any either in the trunk or my
refactoring branch. There is a note in the README file about the need for a
MIDI provider on Mac OS X, but I wonder if this is still the case:

https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#releasenotes/CrossPlatform/JavaSnowLeopardUpdate1LeopardUpdate6RN/ResolvedIssues/ResolvedIssues.html

See the Java Sound section that suggests a third party MIDI provider is no
longer necessary. Judging by various posts on support forums, it looks like
third party providers became problematic after these releases of the Java
runtime.

Regards,

Chris

[Jsynthlib-devel] Where's UIRefactor

[William Z. <wrz...@po...>]

Speaking of community, our local hero claimed he'd make a concerted effort
to finish UIRefactor.  Is it done?  Can we get one more burst of activity
before summer vacation?  =^)

-Bill Zwicky

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Still no one with a Mac here?

[William Z. <wrz...@po...>]

On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 3:16 PM, David Griffith <dg...@cs...>wrote:

>
>>>  What's the problem with MacOS 10.7 and Java?


 I've heard it's just the native code that's causing trouble.  The rest of
it *should* work fine.

-Bill Zwicky

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Still no one with a Mac here?

[David G. <dg...@cs...>]

On Mon, 26 Mar 2012, William Zwicky wrote:

> On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 6:28 AM, Joachim <li...@sd...> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> TK from the Midibox project switched to Ctrl because JSynthLib doesn't work
>> on Mac OS X 10.7:
>> http://midibox.org/forums/topic/16688-ctrlr-based-editor-for-mbfm/
>>
>> So much for the Java benefit of platform independence.

> Can you blame him?  Ctrlr has an active community.  But yeah, I'd prefer to
> see him buff the Mac port rather than abandon the project completely.

What's the problem with MacOS 10.7 and Java?

-- 
David Griffith
dg...@cs...

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Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing?
A: Top-posting.
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Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Still no one with a Mac here?

[William Z. <wrz...@po...>]

Can you blame him?  Ctrlr has an active community.  But yeah, I'd prefer to
see him buff the Mac port rather than abandon the project completely.

-Bill Zwicky




On Mon, Mar 26, 2012 at 6:28 AM, Joachim <li...@sd...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> TK from the Midibox project switched to Ctrl because JSynthLib doesn't work
> on Mac OS X 10.7:
> http://midibox.org/forums/topic/16688-ctrlr-based-editor-for-mbfm/
>
> So much for the Java benefit of platform independence.
>
>

[Jsynthlib-devel] Still no one with a Mac here?

[Joachim <li...@sd...>]

Hi,

TK from the Midibox project switched to Ctrl because JSynthLib doesn't work
on Mac OS X 10.7:
http://midibox.org/forums/topic/16688-ctrlr-based-editor-for-mbfm/

So much for the Java benefit of platform independence.

Joachim

[Jsynthlib-devel] contacting brian klock re website

[Frankie F. <jsy...@te...>]

Hoping to discuss getting some access to the jsynthlib.org website
arranged, I tried to send an email to bk...@us...,
however after a few days I got a bounce back with the following message:

<bk...@us...>: host mx.sourceforge.net[216.34.181.68] said:
    451 Could not complete recipient verify callout (in reply to RCPT TO
    command)


I'm not sure whether this indicates a problem with brian's email, my
email or sourceforge's email...

frankie

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Status of JSynthLib

[frankster <jsy...@te...>]

There is some useful info here http://jsynthlib.wikispaces.com/ and you 
can browse the files that are/were on the website from the web svn viewer.

http://jsynthlib.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jsynthlib/trunk/JSynthLib/doc/programming.html?revision=1107&view=markup

http://jsynthlib.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jsynthlib/trunk/JSynthLib/doc/documentation.html?revision=954&view=markup

I updated the supported synths list a few months ago and its sitting in 
cvs. Personally I think jsynthlib.org should redirect to 
jsynthlib.sf.net and host the site there instead. then it will mean that 
any active project admin can give people access to update the website.

frankie

On 28/02/12 17:48, bjb...@de... wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 05:15:42PM +0000, frankster wrote:
>> Well there is a release candidate ready though we need to get in touch
>> with the guy who controls the website so we can update it before we put
>> the new release out.
> It's been down for a while now. We might need to look at getting another
> site for it set up and forking, at least until the author wakes up again.
>
> My initial enthusiasm for writing the P08 code was curtailed when I couldn't
> find the site and hence docs. There are several other sites out there but
> I'm not sure if they're up to date.
>
>> I personally have several things on my todo list when I get some time -
>> performance editor for TX81z, a driver for the emu proteus 2000 family etc.
> If it gets moving again and I have success with the P08 code I'll probably
> look at adding to/writing TG33 and TG55/SY55 drivers too.
>
> bjb
>
>

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Status of JSynthLib

[<bjb...@de...>]

On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 05:15:42PM +0000, frankster wrote:
> Well there is a release candidate ready though we need to get in touch 
> with the guy who controls the website so we can update it before we put 
> the new release out.
It's been down for a while now. We might need to look at getting another
site for it set up and forking, at least until the author wakes up again.

My initial enthusiasm for writing the P08 code was curtailed when I couldn't
find the site and hence docs. There are several other sites out there but
I'm not sure if they're up to date.

> I personally have several things on my todo list when I get some time - 
> performance editor for TX81z, a driver for the emu proteus 2000 family etc.
If it gets moving again and I have success with the P08 code I'll probably
look at adding to/writing TG33 and TG55/SY55 drivers too.

bjb

Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Status of JSynthLib

[frankster <jsy...@te...>]

Well there is a release candidate ready though we need to get in touch 
with the guy who controls the website so we can update it before we put 
the new release out.

I personally have several things on my todo list when I get some time - 
performance editor for TX81z, a driver for the emu proteus 2000 family etc.

Adding support for your device seems like a good idea to me!

frankie

On 28/02/12 10:42, bjb...@de... wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> What's the current state of affairs with JSynthLib? I see the main website
> is down but I remember hearing talk of refactoring and a surge of activity
> last year. Is anyone working on things now?
>
> I've just bought a Prophet 08 which seems to come with a decent MIDI spec
> in the manual so I thought I might roll my sleeves up and have a go at
> creating a driver.
>
> Ben
>
>
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[Jsynthlib-devel] Status of JSynthLib

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Hi guys,

What's the current state of affairs with JSynthLib? I see the main website
is down but I remember hearing talk of refactoring and a surge of activity
last year. Is anyone working on things now?

I've just bought a Prophet 08 which seems to come with a decent MIDI spec
in the manual so I thought I might roll my sleeves up and have a go at
creating a driver.

Ben