tuxguitar-fork Activity
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Activity for tuxguitar-fork
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carsten neubauer posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
hi, great thanks for all your effort. i've been using tuxguitar for ten years now as a guitar teacher - and now want to contribute. did you get any of your patches into the main project? the code compiles on my machine, i am looking for a point to start. i used the toolchain tuxguitar -> lilypond really a lot because the output looks much more beautiful, but i guess you fixed that. why did you choose 1.5.2 to start over? greetings from northern germany ;-)
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b4dc0d3r posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
OK I'm mostly done. I bought GP7, the file format is zipped XML. I wanted Lilypond output to normalize all the file formats, but XML is good enough. Batch convert doesn't do PTB, that's the only thing I'm missing. I might contribute to GP7 import, just to get to Lilypond cleanly. The rest of this is just an uphill battle.
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remove and comment bends, add a few other effects
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start to differentiate HO/PO because it's important.
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from Helmar Gerloni - 2019-02-05 https://sourceforge.net/p/tuxguitar/bugs/77/
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comments help
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comments are helpful
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ptab ghost notes, lily comments
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comment regarding bending, needs v 2.19 to work, and it's still experimental.
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preserve more info from gp3,4,5 files from PyGuitarPro
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half-assed attempt, going to revert this
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Highly unlikely. I don't think I have anything installed that uses either one of those.
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tuxguitar-fork released /Readme.txt
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well that was rather silly
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fix the general case when setSpelling is not directly called
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respect the key signature if supplied
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fix ptb export to lilypond
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ptab let ring
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ah yes, there it is.
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this should be working, not sure why not
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Wolff Borg posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Mate, I'd be really interested if you can add MTC Support into your fork. https://sourceforge.net/p/tuxguitar/feature-requests/63/ Are you able to include suport for MIDI Time Code (MTC) or Song Position Pointer (SPP)? Would be ideal to synchronise play with DAW.
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Key signature, and start reading palm mute. Not finished.
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untested, but should be close. Fix palm mute and harmonics
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add some static stuff for now, this needs to be central to TG, not just stuffed in this class.
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Bends no longer break the file completely, but they don't show up.
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another test passes
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keep track of accidentals and try to guess key
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what the fuck
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I may be on to something here.
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Well I did that.
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1.5 compatibility, remove string switch
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apply gp3 to gp4, gp5, commit previous octave fix
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fix GP3, "Morse, Steve - Flat Baroque.gp3" looks reasonable
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and the test passes
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Getting closer...
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static
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more testing
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dumbass detector works
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Unit testing should be called "dumbass decting"
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Start a quick and dirty way to unit test. Add a debug configuration to run org.herac.tuxguitar.app.UnitTesting as the main class.
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hopefully fix a few things. Because the algorithm tries to spell the midi note for the given key, this should "just work" (TM)
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Read the data
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and that seems to work finally
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Robert T. Kelley math doesn't seem to work, use Emilios Cambouropoulos (MuseScore)
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refine, TODO
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More comments, more clarity. Works better, needs debugging.
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WIP still, clarify, comment, and fix. Done for tonight.
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WIP, comment and rearrange before debugging
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this should be working
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Fix TODO, remove redundant horseshit
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version protect, and set default to 2.18
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run convert-ly and apply changes
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That's clearly wrong.
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None of this is tested.
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"Since the # already switches context from LilyPond syntax to Scheme, you need only write "inTab" in that case. Otherwise to Scheme, "$inTab" is a different symbol than "inTab"." lilypond-user@gnu.org, Aaron Hill<lilypond@hillvisions.com>
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And hopefully tie everything together so lilypond comes out right, Needs testing.
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Add the note spelling logic in
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start using the key in the file.
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That's all of my own changes, I think. Other plugins might take a while, not interested in migrating them right now
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assistance for respecting key signature and note spelling.
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up to r44. Good to see at least some changes have been accepted upstream.
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r36
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I think that's r35
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r32, fade in, fade out
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R31, "Better bends, still needs a bit of work. Start fade-in."
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r30, trill
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r29, not sure which way to go.
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r28, slapping and popping
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Hammer and accent
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Start merging in things missing from 1.5.2. GPX harmonics and bends.
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1.5.2, no changes merged yet
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Save a copy
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I'm considering starting over from TuxGuitar 1.5.2 and porting all the patches.
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Tom Potts posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
if you load in a gpx where the first bar is shorter than the general time signature...
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