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Re: [seq24-users] [patch] resize events (req. for approval)

[<seq...@li...>]

don't like my patch?
ok this is really dirty coding:

+    int first_ev = 0x7fffffff;
+    int last_ev = 0x00000000;
but how do I find first and last selected events more quickly (or more cleanly)?

btw, since would be better to have both options, I think we can do: when SHIFT is pressed call my hacked grow_selected() function, otherwise call the original grow_selected(), so users won't get surprises.

I'm going to make this change and eventually resubmit the patch.
please, if you are interested, give me some feedback.
I sent this patch not for the glory. I simply needed a place to store the (little) work I did for *my* needs.
if no-one is interested in testing, nor you Rob aren't interested in inserting my code into seq24, I can simply keep this modified tree of seq24 on my hdd, so I would be more free to modify this software, and I don't need to complain about anithing...


hoping I am not wasting my time...

-- 
Federico



seq...@li... ha scritto:

> I made some tweaking on sequence.cpp
>
> basically I needed a stretch function, because I don't like playing 
> keyboard following a metronome, so I have to record some "freestyle" 
> notes and then stretch to the song tempo.
>
> since I have no idea on how to implement this as a NEW function, i 
> hacked the old sequence::grow_selected() function.
>
> compiling with -DMIDDLEBTN_RESIZE_EVENTS should activate this hack
>
> i hope could be usefoul to someone else, and that will be some way 
> inserted in the official release
>
> happy sequencing ;)
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>--- seq24-0.7.0/src/sequence.cpp	2005-08-23 06:37:46.000000000 +0200
>+++ seq24-0.7.0_ff0/src/sequence.cpp	2005-11-16 20:00:28.000000000 +0100
>@@ -857,8 +857,75 @@ sequence::move_selected_notes( long a_de
> }
> 
>     
>+#define MIDDLEBTN_RESIZE_EVENTS
>+#ifdef MIDDLEBTN_RESIZE_EVENTS
> 
>+/* resize selected block */
>+void 
>+sequence::grow_selected( long a_delta_tick )
>+{
>+    event *on, *off, new_on, new_off;
>+
>+    lock();
>+
>+    list<event>::iterator i;
>+
>+    int old_len = 0, new_len = 0;
>+    int first_ev = 0x7fffffff;
>+    int last_ev = 0x00000000;
>+
>+    for ( i = m_list_event.begin(); i != m_list_event.end(); i++ ){
>+	if ( (*i).is_selected() &&
>+	     (*i).is_note_on() &&
>+	     (*i).is_linked() ){
>+	    
>+	    on = &(*i);
>+	    off = (*i).get_linked();
> 
>+	    if (on->get_timestamp() < first_ev) {
>+                first_ev = on->get_timestamp();
>+	    }
>+	    if (off->get_timestamp() > last_ev) {
>+                last_ev = off->get_timestamp();
>+	    }
>+        }
>+    }
>+
>+    old_len = last_ev - first_ev;
>+    new_len = old_len + a_delta_tick;
>+    float ratio = float(new_len)/float(old_len);
>+    
>+    if(new_len > 1) {
>+ 
>+    for ( i = m_list_event.begin(); i != m_list_event.end(); i++ ){
>+	if ( (*i).is_selected() &&
>+	     (*i).is_note_on() &&
>+	     (*i).is_linked() ){
>+		
>+	    on = &(*i);
>+	    off = (*i).get_linked();
>+	    
>+	    /* copy & scale event */
>+	    new_on = *on;
>+	    new_on.unselect();
>+	    new_on.set_timestamp( long((on->get_timestamp() - first_ev) * ratio) + first_ev );
>+	    new_off = *off;
>+	    new_off.unselect();
>+	    new_off.set_timestamp( long((off->get_timestamp() - first_ev) * ratio) + first_ev );
>+	    
>+	    add_event( &new_on );
>+	    add_event( &new_off );
>+	}
>+    }
>+
>+    remove_selected();
>+    verify_and_link();
>+    }
>+    
>+    unlock();
>+}
>+
>+#else
> 
> /* moves note off event */
> void 
>@@ -905,6 +972,8 @@ sequence::grow_selected( long a_delta_ti
>     unlock();
> }
> 
>+#endif // MIDDLEBTN_RESIZE_EVENTS
>+
> 
> void 
> sequence::increment_selected( unsigned char a_status, unsigned char a_control )
>  
>

Re: [seq24-users] OSC

[<seq...@li...>]

>does seq24 support sending OSC parameters and events?

nope.

[seq24-users] OSC

[<seq...@li...>]

does seq24 support sending OSC parameters and events?

Re: [seq24-users] possible change of source

[<seq...@li...>]

thanks a lot!! very help, that is.

Karstn

Re: [seq24-users] possible change of source

[<seq...@li...>]

if you look in globals.h

you can change the following to get any number of sequences in a set

const int c_mainwnd_rows =3D 4;
const int c_mainwnd_cols =3D 8;

You might also have to delete you .seq24rc file before restarting.

As for key bindings, that would be a bit more hairy considering that the
majority of the keyboard is already used and all the modifiers
(alt,ctrl,shift) are used as well.

Rob

[seq24-users] possible change of source

[<seq...@li...>]

hi,

I was wondering: would it be, without much hassle (i.e. getting all pattern=
s
in live-mode to respond to specific keys or such) possible to change source
of seq24 to produce a larger window with more patterns on one set? I would
like to have more pattern-boxes in a single set, since a specific set of my
performance contains more elements (smaller changes in rythm and so) than
can fit in the current number of pattern-boxes. Taht would make life much
easier for me. Even disregaring the key-assignments.
does anyone know?

Karsten

[seq24-users] longs, ints, and bpm

[<seq...@li...>]

Hi,

I just noticed bpm wasn't being restored when loading saved seq24
files. This was because I'm running it on a 64-bit platform. When saving
the (long) bpm value, seq24 explicitly writes 4 bytes. (This is fine,
I'm not likely to have bpm over 2^32 :-) However, when reading
back the value from the end of saved file, seq24 does the following
check:

   if ((file_size - m_pos) > (int) sizeof (unsigned long))
    /* Get ID + Length */
      ID =3D read_long ();
      if (ID =3D=3D c_bpmtag)
        {
          ....

(in midifile.cpp)

This won't work, because here unsigned long is 8 bytes, and there are
exactly 8 bytes left in the file (4 for the c_bpmtag, and 4 for the bpm
value itself.)

Therefore I changed this to "sizeof (unsigned int)", and now it
works. (I also modified read_long() and write_long() to explicitly
cast the read and written values from and to unsigned int, but I think
that was probably unnecessary - I was still looking for the problem
at that stage..)

If in the future a different long is stored at the end of the file, the
problem will resurface, I guess. But if read_ and write_long()
were changed to read_ and write_int32() or somesuch, things
would look safer for 64-bit use...

Cheers,

- Pete.

Re: [seq24-users] Re: Error opening file...

[<seq...@li...>]

Oh no... that seems to have answered my question.  The file is empty
and 0 bytes in size.  Not cool!! :-(

On 11/20/05, seq...@li...
<seq...@li...> wrote:
> On 20/11/05, seq...@li...
> <seq...@li...> wrote:
> > > unpleasant issue..  a track that I've put quite some time into won't
> > > open.  When I try to open it from the file menu in seq24, I get the
> > > message "Error opening file",
>
> Can you view the file in other programs, like "less", vi, etc?
>
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Re: [seq24-users] Re: Error opening file...

[<seq...@li...>]

On 20/11/05, seq...@li...
<seq...@li...> wrote:
> > unpleasant issue..  a track that I've put quite some time into won't
> > open.  When I try to open it from the file menu in seq24, I get the
> > message "Error opening file",

Can you view the file in other programs, like "less", vi, etc?

[seq24-users] Re: Error opening file...

[<seq...@li...>]

Sorry, that's "Error reading file".

On 11/20/05, CK M <ck...@gm...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've been using seq24 0.6.3 as my primary sequencer for some time
> nowj, and I think it's fantastic... but now I've come across a pretty
> unpleasant issue..  a track that I've put quite some time into won't
> open.  When I try to open it from the file menu in seq24, I get the
> message "Error opening file", and I am brought to an empty workspace.
> Nothing strange happened the last time I saved the file, and other
> files open fine... but now I'm a little worried about the possibility
> that the file has become corrupt.  Any advice would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> CKM
>

[seq24-users] Error opening file...

[<seq...@li...>]

Hi all,

I've been using seq24 0.6.3 as my primary sequencer for some time
nowj, and I think it's fantastic... but now I've come across a pretty
unpleasant issue..  a track that I've put quite some time into won't
open.  When I try to open it from the file menu in seq24, I get the
message "Error opening file", and I am brought to an empty workspace.=20
Nothing strange happened the last time I saved the file, and other
files open fine... but now I'm a little worried about the possibility
that the file has become corrupt.  Any advice would be greatly
appreciated.

CKM

[seq24-users] [patch] resize events (req. for approval)

[<seq...@li...>]

I made some tweaking on sequence.cpp

basically I needed a stretch function, because I don't like playing 
keyboard following a metronome, so I have to record some "freestyle" 
notes and then stretch to the song tempo.

since I have no idea on how to implement this as a NEW function, i 
hacked the old sequence::grow_selected() function.

compiling with -DMIDDLEBTN_RESIZE_EVENTS should activate this hack

i hope could be usefoul to someone else, and that will be some way 
inserted in the official release

happy sequencing ;)
-- 
ciao
Federico

[seq24-users] confusion with live/song mode

[<seq...@li...>]

when not using jacksync mode, play button (in the main window) sets 
seq24 in live mode, and the other play button set it in song mode.

when using jacksync, this behaviour disappear.

i think would be useful, at least when seq24 is the time master, mantain 
this behaviour.


another question: why loop doesn't works when using jacksync in song mode?
would be useful to use L R locators or even loop the entire song like 
other programs do (hydrogen)


-- 
Federico

[seq24-users] [PATCH] seq24 / gtkmm-2.8 (2.4)

[<seq...@li...>]

Hi,

I just installed a 64-bit distro which had no binary package
for gtkmm-2.2 (slamd64 with gnome libs from freerock gnome).

So when I tried to compile seq24 it of course complained about
its gtkmm calls.

Perhaps foolishly ( Ok, very stupidly..! :-) I decided to try and
make seq24 compile against the version of gtkmm that came
with freerock's 64-bit gnome packages. That version calls
itself gtkmm-2.8 but installs as gtkmm-2.4 (!) I presume it
knows what it is doing and there is some clever reason for
this. I thought this would be easier than compiling my own
gtkmm-2.2 from source - which is probably not true!

So some amount of repetitive edits later, I now have a version that
compiles against the latest stable gtkmm (adding -I/usr/include/cairo
to the CPPFLAGS when running ./configure). It appears to work
correctly to the extent I was able to send midi to ams. I can't
say I've tested it with any thoroughness! In particular, I haven't
methodically tested affected dialog box calls, which had to be
supplied with some new boolean values (defaults, I guess).
but it looks ok..

I know there is no planned official support for gtkmm > 2.2,
and I'm not offering to maintain a gtkmm-2.4 version - I don't
have the skills, and most of my changes were sheer
guesswork/googling because I'm not a gtk programmer at all,
so please note: this patch comes with no support at all!

Anyway, despite that, I thought maybe it might be
useful to someone, or someone might be curious to inspect
it, so I decided to send it here to the list..

To apply it, assuming you have /usr/local/src/seq24-0.7.0,
(and assuming the patch makes it to the list as an attachment! :)
save and unzip the patch,

then

  cd /usr/local/src/seq24-0.7.0

and

 patch -p1 < /wherever/you/put/seq24-gtkmm-2.4-patch

then to build do

 CPPFLAGS=3D-I/usr/include/cairo ./configure <configure options>

(I think you should have cairo.h in /usr/include/cairo or somewhere
else  if you're using gtkmm-2.8, if it's somewhere else then use that
location)

If it doesn't work: sorry! it worked on my system!

Again, just to re-iterate, this patch is purely a FYI affair, and
implies no support whatsoever - use it at your own discretion
and risk ;-)

- Pete.

Re: [seq24-users] start-stop midi messages from external source (very dirty workaround)

[<hwo...@pa...>]

On Tue, 2005-11-08 at 23:41 +0100, florian grassl wrote:
> hi,
>=20
> i'm not too versatile with jack since it runs very sloppy on my machien=
e (and i'm a newbie to it). pd kind of gets recognized by it though in th=
e patch bay of qjackctl.
Jack is very nice! You should use 'realtime lsm' kernel module to get
realtime priority, and enable' preemptive kernel' in the kernel config.
I also use zynaddsubfx soft synth and specimen sampler, together with my
korg ms-2000R hardware. I use ardour for multitrack recording.
Everything perfectly synced, with ardour as sync master (seq24 sends
midi sync though).
> i don't know whether there is a proper sync mode but pd can be compiled=
 with a --enable-jack (?) option.
>=20
> i've created a real dirty workaround for the moment.
> my setup is:
> korg ES-1 / midisport2x2 (A-in, A-out, B-in, B-out)/ pd-039-1 / seq24
> --created two loops in seq24 :=20
> 1. one that ticks very fast to give a sort of clock metronome to midisp=
ort B-out
> 2. one that has only one 1/64 beat at the start to send a single tick B=
-out
> the B-out is directly wired back into A-in of the hub and send back int=
o the computer and received by pd.
> in pd, i have a pathc that receives those as midinotes and uses the tic=
ks to start the ES-1 (by utilizing 2.) and give it it's speed (with 1.)
> pd is set to use midisport as a oss device since i am not able to route=
 the start-stop messages via alsa to the ES-1.
>=20
> surprisingly, the lagtime is very low and only sometimes when 2. reache=
s it's end and basically restarts ES-1 there is a millisecond doubling on=
 the first beat of the ES-1.
> It could well be that external devices use the same message to be start=
ed and stopped but you need to figure out the port on which the MC-50 rec=
eives its messages.
> If you want to try it with pd, i'll clean up the patch and post it to y=
ou.
MC-50 is a very standard sequencer, and it syncs perfectly with seq24
midi, but not the other way round, and that is what I want, because the
MC-50 has a nice turn/search wheel, which sends midi messages of his
track position. Seq24 still can only synchronize with jack-sequencer and
not with midi sequencer, so what I actually want to do is: 1. syncing
jack-sequencer with midi-sequencer (doesn't work), 2. seq24 with
jack-sequencer (works allready). I was wondering if PD could to the
first task (stand between midi sequencer and jack sequencer), or any
other tool.

Is pure data ok? What can/do you do with it? I allready tried it a year
ago, but seemed too complicated for me :)


Greatings Hendrik

>=20
> greetings, flo
>=20
>=20
> "hwo...@pa..." <hwo...@pa...> schrieb am 07.11.05 18:16:5=
8:
>=20
> On Wed, 2005-11-02 at 17:05 +0100, florian grassl wrote:
> > hello there,
> >=20
> > new to seq24 i of course have to draw my head for the creator of seq2=
4. it does exactly what i need - no bloated package running unstable and =
such - cries out for being used live (and hell yeah, that's what i gonna =
use it for). excellent!
> >=20
> > I was wondering whether there was a way of starting and stopping seq2=
4 from a external source. usually, if the port of the device is known, th=
ere is acertain message one can send to the device for a certain funcitio=
n.
> >=20
>=20
> I have tried the same to start seq24 with my Roland MC-50 sequencer, bu=
t
> I had no luck. You can sync seq24 to jack-sequencer (and it works very
> good!). But I also couldn't find a tool to sync midi with jack-sequence=
r
> (from jack-audio-connection-kit).
>=20
>=20
> =20
> > specifically, i'd like to start seq24 from pd (pure-data multimedia e=
nvironment). there is a midiout object that i.e. allows me to send a (num=
eric) start and stop message to external equipment.
> > So i'd like to do exactly the same within pd to trigger the start and=
 stop function of seq24.
> > Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
> >=20
> You can use seq24 as master midi sequencer. Does pure data have a
> jack-sync output? I would be very interested also!
>=20
>=20
> Greeting Henne
> > greetings, flo
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Re: [seq24-users] start-stop midi messages from external source

[<hwo...@pa...>]

On Wed, 2005-11-02 at 17:05 +0100, florian grassl wrote:
> hello there,
>=20
> new to seq24 i of course have to draw my head for the creator of seq24.=
 it does exactly what i need - no bloated package running unstable and su=
ch - cries out for being used live (and hell yeah, that's what i gonna us=
e it for). excellent!
>=20
> I was wondering whether there was a way of starting and stopping seq24 =
from a external source. usually, if the port of the device is known, ther=
e is acertain message one can send to the device for a certain funcition.
>=20

I have tried the same to start seq24 with my Roland MC-50 sequencer, but
I had no luck. You can sync seq24 to jack-sequencer (and it works very
good!). But I also couldn't find a tool to sync midi with jack-sequencer
(from jack-audio-connection-kit).


=20
> specifically, i'd like to start seq24 from pd (pure-data multimedia env=
ironment). there is a midiout object that i.e. allows me to send a (numer=
ic) start and stop message to external equipment.
> So i'd like to do exactly the same within pd to trigger the start and s=
top function of seq24.
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
>=20
You can use seq24 as master midi sequencer. Does pure data have a
jack-sync output? I would be very interested also!


Greeting Henne
> greetings, flo
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[seq24-users] seq24 segfault

[federico <xa...@in...>]

I just saved a sequence, and reloading it crashes seq24.

/usr/bin/seq24 --file BIG_ENSEMBLE.s24
Reading [/root/.seq24rc]
*** glibc detected *** free(): invalid pointer: 0x080e80d8 ***
Aborted

the s24 file is attached.
it happens randomly with many other sequence files.
I don't have an idea on how to reproduce this :|

[seq24-users] start-stop midi messages from external source

[florian g. <sou...@we...>]

hello there,

new to seq24 i of course have to draw my head for the creator of seq24. it=
 does exactly what i need - no bloated package running unstable and such -=
 cries out for being used live (and hell yeah, that's what i gonna use it =
for). excellent!

I was wondering whether there was a way of starting and stopping seq24 fro=
m a external source. usually, if the port of the device is known, there is=
 acertain message one can send to the device for a certain funcition.

specifically, i'd like to start seq24 from pd (pure-data multimedia enviro=
nment). there is a midiout object that i.e. allows me to send a (numeric) =
start and stop message to external equipment.
So i'd like to do exactly the same within pd to trigger the start and stop=
 function of seq24.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

greetings, flo
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[seq24-users] MIDI Synchronization

[Johann B. <joh...@de...>]

hi all,
i have a strange problem, when starting seq24 as jack-slave, i'm able to
control it via a master, everything seems to _look_ fine, but recorded
events from the sequencer do not get send to the chosen midi-device. i'm
able to play notes on the keyboard, those get through seq24 to the synth
though.
when starting seq24 it as jack-master recorded events are send, the
synth gets an plays them, but other jack-apps don't start running when
pressing play, so there is no way to synchronize seq24 with other apps
in this situation. what can be done?

[seq24-users] quantization suggestions (first post)

[<att...@gm...>]

This is my original message. BTW: The two first messages were sent from 
gmail's smtp. Are such mails rejected from this (an other) list? Just 
seemed like at good idea to use gmail's smtp...


Hi

I have a couple of suggestions:

1) When recording the "one" can be tricky to hit: if you're too early it 
will go in the end of the loop, and when quantized it will be lost. How 
about being able to set a "looseness" at the loop wrap-around? Like 
Higher setting should put notes that are played so-and-so much before 
the wrap-around either 1) on the one or 2) the same amount before the one...

2) It would be nice with a play-back-quantization. It won't alter 
anything just interpret the notes through the set grid. This would a) 
make it possible to experiment with different quantizations and b) make 
is faster to quantize all notes

Question: Is there a keyboard shortcut for selecting all notes? And 
where can I get an overview of all defined keyboard shortcuts?

-- 
peace, love & harmony
Atte

http://www.atte.dk

[seq24-users] quantization again

[<att...@gm...>]

Hi

I haven't seen my previous mail on the list yet, so...

I thought about i and my previous suggestion about how to handle an 
early "one" is stupid. The way to do this is to move notes that gets 
quantized to the last "one" (or the "one" that finishes the loop) to the 
first "one" (or the "one" that begins the loop).

Hope this mail get's through...

-- 
peace, love & harmony
Atte

http://www.atte.dk

[seq24-users] quantization again

[<att...@gm...>]

Hi

I haven't seen my previous mail on the list yet, so...

I thought about i and my previous suggestion about how to handle an 
early "one" is stupid. The way to do this is to move notes that gets 
quantized to the last "one" (or the "one" that finishes the loop) to the 
first "one" (or the "one" that begins the loop).

Hope this mail get's through...

-- 
peace, love & harmony
Atte

http://www.atte.dk

[seq24-users] quantization suggestions

[<att...@gm...>]

Hi

I have a couple of suggestions:

1) When recording the "one" can be tricky to hit: if you're too early it 
will go in the end of the loop, and when quantized it will be lost. How 
about being able to set a "looseness" at the loop wrap-around? Like 
Higher setting should put notes that are played so-and-so much before 
the wrap-around either 1) on the one or 2) the same amount before the one...

2) It would be nice with a play-back-quantization. It won't alter 
anything just interpret the notes through the set grid. This would a) 
make it possible to experiment with different quantizations and b) make 
is faster to quantize all notes

Question: Is there a keyboard shortcut for selecting all notes? And 
where can I get an overview of all defined keyboard shortcuts?

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peace, love & harmony
Atte

http://www.atte.dk

Re: [seq24-users] lash support

[Olivier <no...@fr...>]

Selon Atte Andr=E9 Jensen <att...@gm...>:
> I've heard rumours that it's possible to have lash support in seq24. Is
> this true and if so, how?

The rumor i've heard is that it *will* be possible...

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Olivier

[seq24-users] lash support

[<att...@gm...>]

Hi

I've heard rumours that it's possible to have lash support in seq24. Is 
this true and if so, how?

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peace, love & harmony
Atte

http://www.atte.dk