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Re: [seq24-users] Modifying keyboard shortcut for delete button?

[Daniel J. <da...@64...>]

Hi Jaakko,

> You were right about seq24 having a few hard coded key shortcuts. At
> least stop/start, delete note, copy, paste & undo are hard coded at
> the moment. I didn't have time "fix" them to be read from the
> configuration file but I created a quick (and actually not so dirty)
> "hack" to enable backspace for deleting notes. Now both delete and
> backspace work for the same purpose. :)

That's awesome, thanks!

> You can get the latest source by running this command (also includes
> all previously committed patches):
> 
> bzr branch lp:~jaakko-sipari/seq24/test1

We'll rebuild our seq24 package and let you know how it goes.

Cheers!

Daniel

Re: [seq24-users] Modifying keyboard shortcut for delete button?

[Jaakko S. <jaa...@gm...>]

Oh... forgot to say that some day I'll probably add a nice
configurable mouse mapping to the config file but meanwhile (if you're
into it) you can start looking at seqroll.cpp and the
"seqroll::on_button_press_event(GdkEventButton* a_ev)" method :) It
doesn't look too complicated but the double click behaviour needs some
work.

Don't forget to mail a patch to the list if you do some cool changes :)

- Jaakko

Re: [seq24-users] Modifying keyboard shortcut for delete button?

[Jaakko S. <jaa...@gm...>]

On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 11:59 AM, Daniel James <da...@64...> wrote:
>> I'll get back to you about the delete keycode problem in a few days
>> (haven't got time right now, sorry). If someone else in the list has
>> more in-depth knowledge about the subject, please share it :)
>
> I think the least invasive fix would be for seq24 to read the value of the
> 'delete note' action from the .seq24rc file. That way, the default behaviour
> could remain for those who are used to it, but it would also be easy for
> users to tweak without having to recompile the app.

You were right about seq24 having a few hard coded key shortcuts. At
least stop/start, delete note, copy, paste & undo are hard coded at
the moment. I didn't have time "fix" them to be read from the
configuration file but I created a quick (and actually not so dirty)
"hack" to enable backspace for deleting notes. Now both delete and
backspace work for the same purpose. :)

You can get the latest source by running this command (also includes
all previously committed patches):

bzr branch lp:~jaakko-sipari/seq24/test1

Hope this helps,

- Jaakko

Re: [seq24-users] Modifying keyboard shortcut for delete button?

[Daniel J. <da...@64...>]

Hi Jaakko,

> Nowadays Seq24 has a project in launchpad.net/seq24. I added your
> feature request about the mouse behaviour to the blueprints here:
> https://blueprints.launchpad.net/seq24/+spec/configurable-mouse-click-actions.

Thanks! I didn't know about the Launchpad project, I guess it isn't 
mentioned on the seq24 homepage. seq24 is also being maintained in 
Debian (http://packages.qa.debian.org/s/seq24.html) so it would be great 
if some of your patches and Ivan's patches found their way there too.

> If you're actually interested to code that and think you have the
> skill to do it, there's no reason why you couldn't. Just check out the
> source from bazaar (see seq24 launchpad page / code) and start hacking
> :)

I've taken a quick look, but a clue from someone more familiar with the 
code would be appreciated ;-)

> I'll get back to you about the delete keycode problem in a few days
> (haven't got time right now, sorry). If someone else in the list has
> more in-depth knowledge about the subject, please share it :)

I think the least invasive fix would be for seq24 to read the value of 
the 'delete note' action from the .seq24rc file. That way, the default 
behaviour could remain for those who are used to it, but it would also 
be easy for users to tweak without having to recompile the app.

The action of holding down the right mouse button to place a note works 
well in a desktop context where you have a two or three-button mouse, 
but it's not so usable for an embedded system. Seq24's main window 
totally rocks with a touchscreen, because you can dab with your finger 
to turn the loops on and off. Also, the small and simple GUI is a great 
advantage on a small screen, compared to bloated contemporary sequencers.

Cheers!

Daniel

Re: [seq24-users] Modifying keyboard shortcut for delete button?

[Jaakko S. <jaa...@gm...>]

Hi Daniel!

Nowadays Seq24 has a project in launchpad.net/seq24. I added your
feature request about the mouse behaviour to the blueprints here:
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/seq24/+spec/configurable-mouse-click-actions.
If you're actually interested to code that and think you have the
skill to do it, there's no reason why you couldn't. Just check out the
source from bazaar (see seq24 launchpad page / code) and start hacking
:)

I'll get back to you about the delete keycode problem in a few days
(haven't got time right now, sorry). If someone else in the list has
more in-depth knowledge about the subject, please share it :)

- Jaakko

On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 6:35 PM, Daniel James <da...@64...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to change the keyboard shortcut for deleting a note in the
> piano roll of seq24, so we can use it on the Indamixx
> (http://www.indamixx.com/) without an external keyboard. (The Indamixx
> tablet hardware has a Backspace key, but no Delete key on-board).
>
> I've taken a look at the .seq24rc file, but the keycode for the delete
> button (according to showkey -a) is:
>
> ^[[3~    27 0033 0x1b
>          91 0133 0x5b
>          51 0063 0x33
>         126 0176 0x7e
>
> and this does not seem to be listed in the .seq24rc file. This makes me
> think the delete button keycode is hard-coded in the Seq24 source. By
> contrast, the codes given in the .seq24rc file for:
>
> # bpm up, down
> 39 59
>
> do correspond to the showkey output for the ' and ; keys on my machine,
> which do indeed adjust the tempo of seq24.
>
> Has anyone tried hacking on the seq24 source to adjust keyboard shortcuts?
>
> I'd also be interested in modifying the sequencer so that users don't
> have to hold down the right mouse button to enter notes, as this is
> quite cumbersome on a tablet. For example, in the energyXT sequencer
> it's a double click to enter a note, and a right click to remove one -
> and that works well with a touchscreen.
>
> Cheers!
>
> Daniel
>
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[seq24-users] Modifying keyboard shortcut for delete button?

[Daniel J. <da...@64...>]

Hi all,

I'm trying to change the keyboard shortcut for deleting a note in the 
piano roll of seq24, so we can use it on the Indamixx 
(http://www.indamixx.com/) without an external keyboard. (The Indamixx 
tablet hardware has a Backspace key, but no Delete key on-board).

I've taken a look at the .seq24rc file, but the keycode for the delete 
button (according to showkey -a) is:

^[[3~    27 0033 0x1b
          91 0133 0x5b
          51 0063 0x33
         126 0176 0x7e

and this does not seem to be listed in the .seq24rc file. This makes me 
think the delete button keycode is hard-coded in the Seq24 source. By 
contrast, the codes given in the .seq24rc file for:

# bpm up, down
39 59

do correspond to the showkey output for the ' and ; keys on my machine, 
which do indeed adjust the tempo of seq24.

Has anyone tried hacking on the seq24 source to adjust keyboard shortcuts?

I'd also be interested in modifying the sequencer so that users don't 
have to hold down the right mouse button to enter notes, as this is 
quite cumbersome on a tablet. For example, in the energyXT sequencer 
it's a double click to enter a note, and a right click to remove one - 
and that works well with a touchscreen.

Cheers!

Daniel

Re: [seq24-users] buffer overflow patch

[Ivan H. <ihe...@ki...>]

Anthony:
I'm uploading patches on
http://launchpad.net/seq24

Thanks a lot! i will include it.
Ivan

Anthony Green wrote:
> Here's something useful I just checked into the Fedora build of seq24.   
> Maybe we need a "seq25" project, to collect useful fixes for seq24 that 
> various people are creating.  There doesn't appear to be any activity 
> upstream.
>
> AG
>
>
> --- src/seqdata.cpp~    2006-05-17 21:40:15.000000000 -0700
> +++ src/seqdata.cpp    2008-07-11 07:44:12.000000000 -0700
> @@ -118,7 +118,7 @@
>                                       6,
>                                       30 );
>  
> -        char val[4];
> +        char val[5];
>          sprintf( val, "%3d\n", i );
>          char num[6];
>          memset( num, 0, 6);
>
> AG
>
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[seq24-users] buffer overflow patch

[Anthony G. <gr...@re...>]

Here's something useful I just checked into the Fedora build of seq24.   
Maybe we need a "seq25" project, to collect useful fixes for seq24 that 
various people are creating.  There doesn't appear to be any activity 
upstream.

AG


--- src/seqdata.cpp~    2006-05-17 21:40:15.000000000 -0700
+++ src/seqdata.cpp    2008-07-11 07:44:12.000000000 -0700
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@
                                      6,
                                      30 );
 
-        char val[4];
+        char val[5];
         sprintf( val, "%3d\n", i );
         char num[6];
         memset( num, 0, 6);

AG

Re: [seq24-users] seq24 error reading file

[Jaakko S. <jaa...@gm...>]

On Sun, Jun 1, 2008 at 12:25 PM, David Cunningham
<dav...@gm...> wrote:
> still having this issue...it seems to do this when I record midi input from
> my synth...so im thinking that maybe my synthesizer (mono evolver keyboard)
> is sending something through its midi output that I cant see into the midi
> bus of seq24.  Once I save the file and re-open it, seq24 cant read this
> information in its saved file and then wont display that sequence loop.
> This is only my theory of what is happening...my current workaround is after
> I create a sequence loop using my keyboard, I then copy the notes from that
> sequence loop into a new sequence loop that I create by hand...then I delete
> the original sequence loop.  This saves properly.

Hi!

This could be related to a(nother) bug I found in recording from midi
input (either a real MIDI keyboard or just the Virtual
Keyboard/vkeybd). When you activate recording without seq24 being in
the "play" mode it writes these "ghost" notes to the first column of
the pattern but leaves them hidden. This can lead to a crash when you
try to select the "invisible" notes a couple of times a row. It can be
avoided by never having the record functionality enabled without seq24
being in the play mode. The "invisible notes" can also be removed by
selecting the place where the notes appeared during recording and
pressing delete.

It's possible that this is also causing the corrupted files. I have to
try to save a file which has that kind of corrupt patterns. I'll
report back here if I also get a corrupt file.

- Jaakko

Re: [seq24-users] seq24 error reading file

[David C. <dav...@gm...>]

still having this issue...it seems to do this when I record midi input from
my synth...so im thinking that maybe my synthesizer (mono evolver keyboard)
is sending something through its midi output that I cant see into the midi
bus of seq24.  Once I save the file and re-open it, seq24 cant read this
information in its saved file and then wont display that sequence loop.
This is only my theory of what is happening...my current workaround is after
I create a sequence loop using my keyboard, I then copy the notes from that
sequence loop into a new sequence loop that I create by hand...then I delete
the original sequence loop.  This saves properly.

On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 2:53 AM, Jaakko Sipari <jaa...@gm...>
wrote:

> On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 11:51 PM, David Cunningham
> <dav...@gm...> wrote:
> > Ive been having this problem for a long time now, whenever I try to open
> a
> > save seq24 file it almost always says error reading file and only shows
> some
> > of the sequence loops. ive lost tons songs because of this...are their
> > manual patches I  can apply to my version 0.8.7, is there a fix for this?
> > thanks...im using gentoo btw.
>
> Is this something you can reproduce every time by doing certain things
> or does is seem completely random? It would help if you could figure
> out the steps that lead to this situation where loading (cleanly) is
> not possible. Can you also send at least one seq24 song which you have
> saved but cannot open correctly with seq24?
>
> - Jaakko
>

Re: [seq24-users] seq24 error reading file

[Jaakko S. <jaa...@gm...>]

On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 11:51 PM, David Cunningham
<dav...@gm...> wrote:
> Ive been having this problem for a long time now, whenever I try to open a
> save seq24 file it almost always says error reading file and only shows some
> of the sequence loops. ive lost tons songs because of this...are their
> manual patches I  can apply to my version 0.8.7, is there a fix for this?
> thanks...im using gentoo btw.

Is this something you can reproduce every time by doing certain things
or does is seem completely random? It would help if you could figure
out the steps that lead to this situation where loading (cleanly) is
not possible. Can you also send at least one seq24 song which you have
saved but cannot open correctly with seq24?

- Jaakko

[seq24-users] seq24 error reading file

[David C. <dav...@gm...>]

Ive been having this problem for a long time now, whenever I try to open a
save seq24 file it almost always says error reading file and only shows some
of the sequence loops. ive lost tons songs because of this...are their
manual patches I  can apply to my version 0.8.7, is there a fix for this?
thanks...im using gentoo btw.

Re: [seq24-users] seq24

[Ken R. <ke...@re...>]

On Wed, May 07, 2008 at 05:54:45PM -0300, Ivan Hernandez wrote:
> Maybe not "transfer" but we should investigate sourceforge's svn server 
> to share developenment among let's say four or five developers so each 
> one can merge patches of their own or submitted by users and chose when 
> code is ready for release.
> It should not be as hard as it seems and will avoid forking on a project 
> that is great but still needs a lot of work son several areas.
> 
> I will read a little, reactivate my old sourceforge account and try to 
> setup an svn just to see how good it goes.
> 
> Ivan
> 
> Eric Boon wrote:
> > Wouldn't it b easier to transfer ownership of the project to someone  
> > who is willing to take it on?
> > I mean, there's no need to create a fork and have a 'side' project...
> >
> >   Just my 2 eurocents,
> >      Eric
> >
> > On May 7, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Rob Buse wrote:
> >
> >   
> >> Hello everyone,
> >>
> >> I apologize for not writing the lists sooner.
> >>
> >> I hate to say it, and most have probably guessed, but my development
> >> efforts have moved away from seq24.  I just don't have the time for it
> >> anymore.  These days it seems hard to find time to even use seq24, let
> >> alone add features to it.
> >>
> >> Some have suggested maybe forking the project and taking it in a new
> >> direction, I think it would be excellent if seq24 could continue to  
> >> grow.
> >>

A seq24 user named Pete Leigh sent me a bugfix patch, which would be great for someone to integrate into the main SVN and eventually a new release.

Basically, the unsigned long below in midifile.cpp needs to be an unsigned int. Then BPM's would get restored correctly when loading a seq24 MIDI file.


  if ((file_size - m_pos) > (int) sizeof (unsigned long))                                                             
   /* Get ID + Length */                                                                                              
     ID = read_long ();                                                                                               
     if (ID == c_bpmtag)                                                                                              
       {                                                                                                              


-ken

Re: [seq24-users] Abandonware

[Pelle N. <pe...@ly...>]

st...@ne... writes:

> In addition, from me to you, do you see another feature missing in seq24 ? ;)
>

Oh, yes. Keyboard control (ability to easily edit everything without a
mouse) and one-window mode (with fast full-screen toggle)... Probably some
more feature requests I have forgotten about at the moment. :)

-- 
/Pelle

Re: [seq24-users] Abandonware

[<st...@ne...>]

> Seq24 is a very nice little app. Problem is I'm not so sure it would still
> be if everyone's "just missing two * parameters" were added. ;)

Hey ! I'm just an user of seq24. I agree with you about that, but in
another hand I think all ideas are always welcome. Sure a team of devel
must choose between all propositions, but this is not my role :)

In addition, from me to you, do you see another feature missing in seq24 ? ;)

Cheers,

Stef

Re: [seq24-users] seq24

[bridd <br...@br...>]

I like the idea of forking it, in that a new fork could lay down it's
own definitions for where it's going/what it's doing.  Equally though I
like the idea of versioning, say, start from version 0.9 and have the
clarity that anything from 0.9 onwards is in the new direction. 

I like how simple seq24 is right now, and wouldn't want to lose that.
It'd be nice to have a line in the sand between what's current now/and
the future if it grows big.

My two (UK) pence ;)

Dave


> On Wed, 2008-05-07 at 21:40 +0200, Eric Boon wrote:
> > Wouldn't it b easier to transfer ownership of the project to someone  
> > who is willing to take it on?
> > I mean, there's no need to create a fork and have a 'side' project...
> > 
> >   Just my 2 eurocents,
> >      Eric
> > 
> > On May 7, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Rob Buse wrote:
> > 
> > >
> > > Hello everyone,
> > >
> > > I apologize for not writing the lists sooner.
> > >
> > > I hate to say it, and most have probably guessed, but my development
> > > efforts have moved away from seq24.  I just don't have the time for it
> > > anymore.  These days it seems hard to find time to even use seq24, let
> > > alone add features to it.
> > >
> > > Some have suggested maybe forking the project and taking it in a new
> > > direction, I think it would be excellent if seq24 could continue to  
> > > grow.
> > >
> > > cheers,
> > > Rob
> > >
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Re: [seq24-users] seq24

[Ivan H. <ihe...@ki...>]

Maybe not "transfer" but we should investigate sourceforge's svn server 
to share developenment among let's say four or five developers so each 
one can merge patches of their own or submitted by users and chose when 
code is ready for release.
It should not be as hard as it seems and will avoid forking on a project 
that is great but still needs a lot of work son several areas.

I will read a little, reactivate my old sourceforge account and try to 
setup an svn just to see how good it goes.

Ivan

Eric Boon wrote:
> Wouldn't it b easier to transfer ownership of the project to someone  
> who is willing to take it on?
> I mean, there's no need to create a fork and have a 'side' project...
>
>   Just my 2 eurocents,
>      Eric
>
> On May 7, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Rob Buse wrote:
>
>   
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I apologize for not writing the lists sooner.
>>
>> I hate to say it, and most have probably guessed, but my development
>> efforts have moved away from seq24.  I just don't have the time for it
>> anymore.  These days it seems hard to find time to even use seq24, let
>> alone add features to it.
>>
>> Some have suggested maybe forking the project and taking it in a new
>> direction, I think it would be excellent if seq24 could continue to  
>> grow.
>>
>> cheers,
>> Rob
>>
>>
>>     

Re: [seq24-users] seq24

[Rob B. <rc...@fi...>]

Yea, I guess I didn't really mean a 'fork' of the branch.  If someone 
were to take it over, then that would be the main line and they could do 
whatever they wanted with it since the current line isn't going to go 
anywhere.

cheers
rob



Eric Boon wrote:
> Wouldn't it b easier to transfer ownership of the project to someone  
> who is willing to take it on?
> I mean, there's no need to create a fork and have a 'side' project...
> 
>   Just my 2 eurocents,
>      Eric
> 
> On May 7, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Rob Buse wrote:
> 
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I apologize for not writing the lists sooner.
>>
>> I hate to say it, and most have probably guessed, but my development
>> efforts have moved away from seq24.  I just don't have the time for it
>> anymore.  These days it seems hard to find time to even use seq24, let
>> alone add features to it.
>>
>> Some have suggested maybe forking the project and taking it in a new
>> direction, I think it would be excellent if seq24 could continue to  
>> grow.
>>
>> cheers,
>> Rob
>>
>>
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Re: [seq24-users] seq24

[Eric B. <eri...@fr...>]

Wouldn't it b easier to transfer ownership of the project to someone  
who is willing to take it on?
I mean, there's no need to create a fork and have a 'side' project...

  Just my 2 eurocents,
     Eric

On May 7, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Rob Buse wrote:

>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I apologize for not writing the lists sooner.
>
> I hate to say it, and most have probably guessed, but my development
> efforts have moved away from seq24.  I just don't have the time for it
> anymore.  These days it seems hard to find time to even use seq24, let
> alone add features to it.
>
> Some have suggested maybe forking the project and taking it in a new
> direction, I think it would be excellent if seq24 could continue to  
> grow.
>
> cheers,
> Rob
>
>
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[seq24-users] seq24

[Rob B. <rc...@fi...>]

Hello everyone,

I apologize for not writing the lists sooner.

I hate to say it, and most have probably guessed, but my development 
efforts have moved away from seq24.  I just don't have the time for it 
anymore.  These days it seems hard to find time to even use seq24, let 
alone add features to it.

Some have suggested maybe forking the project and taking it in a new 
direction, I think it would be excellent if seq24 could continue to grow.

cheers,
Rob

Re: [seq24-users] Abandonware

[Atte A. J. <att...@gm...>]

Pelle Nilsson wrote:

> Seq24 is a very nice little app. Problem is I'm not so sure it would
> still be if everyone's "just missing two * parameters" were added. ;)

I might be a very vice, big app :-)

I see you point, though. One could argue that it's strength is that it 
does one thing, and does it well. IMHO it takes too much efford to work 
with non-loop based stuff (of which I always some, even in a loop based 
track), so for my workflow muse is better suited, even if I actually did 
some tunes in seq24 and in many ways like the simplicity of seq24.

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Re: [seq24-users] Abandonware

[Pelle N. <pe...@ly...>]

Hi,

Stephane THOMAS <st...@ne...> writes:

> seq24 is a good midi sequencer, with live performance oriented features.
>
> It's just missing two "randomness" parameters for timing and velocity (as in hydrogen), to make it a killer app.

Seq24 is a very nice little app. Problem is I'm not so sure it would still
be if everyone's "just missing two * parameters" were added. ;)

BTW, nothing is stopping anyone from forking seq24 into a new project,
I think, worst case.

-- 
/Pelle

Re: [seq24-users] Abandonware

[Dubphil <du...@fr...>]

Esben Stien a écrit :
> Is there anything happening with this project?. It doesn't seem to be
> any activity here and it would be nice if the original author could
> tell what's up, regarding plans, if there are any.
>
>   
hope it will be continued, it is one of my soundsystem center pieces 
with ecasound ;)
not substituables !

Philippe

Re: [seq24-users] Abandonware

[Ivan H. <ihe...@ki...>]

Stephane THOMAS wrote:
>
> It's just missing two "randomness" parameters for timing and velocity (as in hydrogen), to make it a killer app.
>   
Velocity randomness should not be as hard as you think to code. I will 
take a look later.
Timing is a little more comples because of the "note in the future" 
problems that it creates.
Ivan

Re: [seq24-users] Abandonware

[Stephane T. <st...@ne...>]

On Tue, 06 May 2008 20:58:22 +0200
Esben Stien <b0...@es...> wrote:

> Is there anything happening with this project?. It doesn't seem to be
> any activity here and it would be nice if the original author could
> tell what's up, regarding plans, if there are any.
> 

Hi,

I'm not the author but I confirm this software seems to be abandoned :(

seq24 is a good midi sequencer, with live performance oriented features.

It's just missing two "randomness" parameters for timing and velocity (as in hydrogen), to make it a killer app.

It's very intuitive to use, not like rosegarden.

I would be very happy if this program get active again !

Stef