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From: Tim <terminator356@us...> - 2008-01-04 04:36:09
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Very busy coding. Got together a bunch of (hard!) good 0.9 bugfixes
concerning drawing, move/clone/copy events/parts, auto scroll, and more...
Fixed bad marker drawing in wave editor. Fixed a posted bug:
pianoroll/drumedit now opens at cursor position (NOT playhead
as requested by poster).
I added a small checkbox to BigTime, - you can
switch from formatted to absolute ticks and frames display,
and put tooltips on each section ("bars" "frames" etc).
Handy for working on code to know the exact frame or tick you're at.
Another good use: Syncing with Ardour, when I have tempo/sig
changes in a muse song, I can only seem to get Muse and Ardour to
show a shared common abs time frame and no other format works.
***Question: Is there in fact a way to get Ardour to show the correct
bar beat tick etc? I found this on the web:
"AN SPS CONVERTER converts SMPTE time code into song pointer and midi clock
messages that can control sequencers. In order to do this, the device must be
programmed with a TEMPO MAP indicating the time signature and tempo of the
music."
I got the 1.x code but now I need to upgrade to QT 4.3 to compile it.
Must get packages...
Happy new year! Tim.
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From: Geoff Beasley <songshop@bi...> - 2008-01-04 20:47:27
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On Friday 04 January 2008 15:50:49 Tim wrote: > Very busy coding. Got together a bunch of (hard!) good 0.9 bugfixes fantastic! are they committed ? > pianoroll/drumedit now opens at cursor position (NOT playhead > as requested by poster). i think that was me :D > Happy new year! Tim. and to you best, g. |
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From: Tim <terminator356@us...> - 2008-01-05 00:26:18
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On Friday 04 January 2008 03:46:03 pm Geoff wrote: > On Friday 04 January 2008 15:50:49 Tim wrote: > > Very busy coding. Got together a bunch of (hard!) good 0.9 bugfixes > fantastic! are they committed ? No, on the weekend I'll try. Some touch-ups needed here and there. > > pianoroll/drumedit now opens at cursor position (NOT playhead > > as requested by poster). > i think that was me :D Yes GB. At first I made them open at the playhead, but I then realized that it made more sense to open them at the position you were currently looking at in the part, even if the playhead is far away. I wanted to add a shift or control key, so that when you hold the key down and double click, they WILL open at the playhead. But it was complicated to trap the key and pass it to the various routines which open the editors. Therefore, if you (the users) can convince me loud enough to use the playhead instead, and/or use the keys, I will put more effort into it. Hang on to your hats, commits are coming... Cheers. Tim. |
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From: Geoff Beasley <songshop@bi...> - 2008-01-05 01:48:48
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On Saturday 05 January 2008 11:40:59 Tim wrote: > No, on the weekend I'll try. Some touch-ups needed here and there. that's great. > Therefore, if you (the users) can convince me loud enough to use the > playhead instead, and/or use the keys, I will put more effort into it. whatever you do is an improvement on the current 'open at the beginning of the track object' default. > Hang on to your hats, commits are coming... > Cheers. Tim. yay !! one brilliant feature i 'found' the other day was MusE's ability to display multiple tracks in the pianoroll as 3D objects with the 'lower' tracks in the background in grey and the 'live' track in the forground in blue. so cool for orchestral scoring when not using quantising and lining up various parts along the timeline. one major problem is that when auditioning in this mode, as you change the active channel (by clicking on a greyed out note which calls up the new channel) the previous channel doesn't recieve a note off in the transition it seems, so you get lots of hung notes. is this easily repaired? totally wonderful feature, slightly flawed. best, g. |