Re: [seq24-users] current status of seq24

[Kevin M. <ke...@su...>]

Win32 is only the first of many on that page.  It's only win-centric because
that's what I use.   but otherwise, once the compile bug is worked out, will
be stuff everyone can use.   The win32 stuff is source code from Rob that
was never checked in.  (lost code from the original author himself! ooooh!)
:-)

The other patches involve some user interface improvements, new mouse
interaction mode, keybindings in the UI, and also mutegroups, crash bug fix,
and some other tweaks...

there's a separate patch for mutegroups submitted by Frank (gomusic) a while
back on the mailing list, maybe you can search for it.   Mute groups is in
my "beta3" on my page if you want to look there as well (i.e. like if you
diff'd beta3 against beta2, you'd see the change)...

good luck.   maybe one of the seq24 team can chime in as I don't know if
there is a more offical location for patches, I haven't seen it...   as far
as i can tell, it's proposals on the mailing list, people try them, then
eventually they go into bazaar...

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kevin meinert | http://www.subatomicglue.com


On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 3:08 PM, Atte André Jensen <att...@gm...>wrote:

> Kevin Meinert wrote:
> >
> > there's this:
> >
> > http://www.subatomicglue.com/seq24/
> >
> > which is well tested on win32, and just now being hammered out on linux
> > (apparently there's a compile bug in mutex.cpp, just found this morning,
> > possibly others)...
> >
> > to try it, you could grab
> >
> http://www.subatomicglue.com/seq24/seq24-0.9.0-win32-beta-4-subatomic-src+bin.tgz
> > and use the source code there...   or if you have windows, you could
> > simply run the .exe included.       if you do compile, keep in mind
> > there's a compile bug at the moment, so you would need to debug it or
> > wait until it's worked out by myself or some other ambitious person...
> >
> > changelog is here:
> http://www.subatomicglue.com/seq24/readme-subatomic.txt
>
> That looks fine, but seems a bit win-centric (or am I missing something).
>
> In the meantime I found:
>
> http://seq24.wikispaces.com/Compiling+Seq24+on+Ubuntu+Hardy+(8.04)<http://seq24.wikispaces.com/Compiling+Seq24+on+Ubuntu+Hardy+%288.04%29>
>
> I successfully grabbed the source and compiled it here. So maybe I
> should rephrase like this:
>
> "Which (popular) patches are not checked in at launchpad"? For instance
> I heard about mute-groups, is that in there?
>
> Also, one of my biggest needs last time I worked with seq24 was to have
> something non-looping going on, for instance a solo. I remember having
> trouble with opening up the right time window in song mode for the solo
> to come in at the right place (or something like that). Has any advance
> been made with regards to this, basically allowing patterns with any
> length to be easily recorded and placed anywhere in the song? So in a
> context of 4 bars loops record something across that like this:
>
> | 4 bars | 4 bars | 4 bars | 4 bars |
>       | some irregular music |
>
> Sorry for all the re-newbie questions.
>
> --
> Atte
>
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