Re: [Qmidiarp-user] QMidiArp 0.4.2 released

[Sascha S. <ung...@gm...>]

got it, compiled it and it runs fine on my arch.
seems to start a bit faster.
nice new display features :)
will test more this evening

thanks, sascha

2011/7/10 Frank Kober <goe...@ya...>:
> Hi all,
>
> Great feedback from some users, especially Louigi Verona, Sascha Schneider and Jeremy Jongepier
> have kept the inspiration level up, and some bugs could be squeezed since the last release.
>
> Louigi has even used QMidiArp in Live sessions that you can now listen to on the qmidiarp website at
>
> http://qmidiarp.sourceforge.net/qmidiarp_demos_en.html
>
> I'd also like to thank Nedko again for great discussions and answers in most cases
>
> Two major issues had been addressed in a provided patch, but other small ones are now done in this
> release. But there are even some new features, most of them inspired by you guys:
>
> qmidiarp-0.4.2 (2011-07-10)
>
> New Features
>   o LFO wave lengths up to 32 bars for very low frequencies
>   o Groove Settings and LFO & Seq resolutions now also MIDI-controllable
>   o One-click duplication of LFO and Seq modules
>   o Option to add new modules in muted state
>   o Vertical Zoom switch for Seq module display
>   o ToolBars can be positioned vertically
>   o Nested arrangement of modules allows more flexible layouts
>
> Fixed Bugs
>   o 0.4.1-patch had been available for the following two:
>     o Jack Transport sync arbitrarily stopping with only arp modules
>     o Instability with ALSA clock with only Seq and LFO modules
>   o Faster response to Jack Transport state changes
>   o Incorrect response to two Seq sliders
>
> General Changes
>   o Jack Transport sync uses jack process callback not sync callback
>
>
> Enjoy!
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> http://sourceforge.net/projects/qmidiarp/files/qmidiarp/0.4.2/
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