Re: [Lmuse-user] Some more fixes and features added by me.

[Tim <ter...@ro...>]

I wanted to mention to be aware that this 'volume' adjustment
 adjusts the note velocities before the notes reach your midi device.
So if you are using a multi-velocity soundfont, for example,
 it may affect the type of sound which comes out, by triggering
 a different velocity level.
Unfortunately, the only way to adjust separate drum volumes
 AFTER the device, in order to preserve the velocity levels,
 is to have a true XG compatible device with true drum controllers
 like 'drum level' (see the XG instrument in the instrument editor).

Let me know if you don't like how I changed the default drawing
 of drum notes to 110 velocity (it was at 127 before).
I did it so that one could still have some headroom (from 110 to 127)
 so that adjusting with the new drum 'volume' control can still give each
 note some more velocity. With default 127, there's no more headroom,
 and the notes can't get any louder.

Tim.

On Saturday 17 October 2009 04:45:49 am Viktor Mastoridis wrote:
> > * Feature: Each drum instrument listed in the drum map now has a
> >     playback 'volume' setting.
> >  - Currently it affects playback only. I am looking to maybe add record
> >     level, too.
> > [We discussed this a while back when someone asked for it.]
>
> Thanking from heart for this and all other Drum Editor fixes. The Drum
> Editor becomes the centerpiece of my daily work with Muse, so these little
> tweaks soooo welcome.
>
> Viktor
> www.meditera.co.uk