• features:
  • tracklist: add a "SHOW" button that open the tracklist currently played (#125)
• configuration:
  • settings: add path of recorded tracklist as a user setting (#124)
• gui:
  • jack: show an error pop-up when there are not enough jack ports available (#89)
  • multilang: add internationalization support (#122)
• dicer (external midi controller):
  • cue point: pause playback while button "play from cue point" is pressed (#65)
• tests:
  • travis CI: switch test environment from Ubuntu 12.04 to 14.04 (d566b72)
• libdigitalscratch 1.7.0 (motion detection engine):
  • coding: rename some classes for better understanding (33bb8e1)

Features

• New copy/paste clip details function
• Added About window (in Info menu)
• Added menu action to open Online Wiki (in Info menu)
• Added song annotation post-it window
• New keyboard shortcuts using function keys
• On scene manager, a scene scelection updated when triggering a scene by MIDI controller
• On MIDI controller, scene buttons are lighted-up when selected, only if scene exhists
• start scene: when opening a song, if a starting scene exhist, related scene button on controller is lighted-up too

Fixes

• Fixed UI appearence messing, defining styles for all windows and widgets
• Fixed Add port dialog behaviour (now it's editable without closing Port manager)
• Fixed volume change error message on empty-cell volume changing
• Fixed File not found error message, when canceling and Open song dialog

Yep, OpenMPT 1.29 also didn't quite make it for Easter - some major features have been worked on in the previous months (improved MED and SFZ support among others), so we would like to give the release a bit more time and ensure it has the usual quality. However, some of the changes that have been done since Christmas have now been wrapped up in an OpenMPT 1.28 update:

• When changing from modern tempo mode to classic or alternative tempo mode, the initial song tempo is now retained better.
• Do not modify existing Parameter Control Events incorrectly when interpolating normal (volume) commands or notes.
• Volume column tone portamento commands did not update portamento effect memory when seeking. XM volume column portamento quirks are now handled better when seeking.
• When OPL instruments were set up as external samples, changing their parameters didn't mark them as modified.
• IT: Vibrato was too fast in Old Effects mode since OpenMPT 1.27.
• DMF: Some files had a wrong tempo since OpenMPT 1.25.02.00.
• Fixed potential crash when trying to save a file to a drive that no longer exists.

For a complete list of changes, have a look at the release notes and the full version

Write LV2 audio/CV instruments/filters directly in your host using the FAUST DSP language.

• Fixed wrong note frequency at noteOn when pitch bending
• Deprecated release duration paramter
• Now builds with pugl master
• Use spinners instead of dials
• Adapt color theme autmatically to terminal colors
• Slots in UI are counted from 0

A programmable virtual machine LV2 plugin.

• Now builds with pugl master

Check whether a given LV2 plugin is up to the specification.

• New checks
• Improve include_dir handling
• Option default changes
• Fixes.

release-0.32.0.

release-0.24.0.

release-0.18.0.

Features

• New copy/paste clip details function
• Added About window (in Info menu)
• Added menu action to open Online Wiki (in Info menu)
• Added song annotation post-it window
• New keyboard shortcuts using function keys
• On scene manager, a scene scelection updated when triggering a scene by MIDI controller
• On MIDI controller, scene buttons are lighted-up when selected, only if scene exhists
• start scene: when opening a song, if a starting scene exhist, related scene button on controller is lighted-up too

Fixes

• Fixed UI appearence messing, defining styles for all windows and widgets
• Fixed Add port dialog behaviour (now it's editable without closing Port manager)
• Fixed volume change error message on empty-cell volume changing
• Fixed File not found error message, when canceling and Open song dialog

• New Feature: Voice Chat (use for quick conversations only)
• Fixing missing DLLs in Windows 7
• Always showing servers port
• Fixing country flags missing in public chat and ninjam room

AV Linux is a Linux-based operating system aimed for multimedia content creators.

Tons of changes and new features. Please follow the announcement link to learn more.

Zrythm is a digital audio workstation designed to be featureful and easy to use.

It is in the late alpha stage and we are implementing the final few features left before we stabilize the project format and enter the beta phase.

Once again, at first I have to thank Vampouille, whose latest SuperBoucle version I started from, to release SpinTool, which continues from SuperBoucle project, adding my changes.

Features

• Preferences window
• One-shot clip
• Start a clip just after recording it
• Show clip details when triggered
• Show clip details when its volume is changed from MIDI controller
• Preferred grid size (useful to automatically match new songs grid size to your controller's button grid size)
• Choice of recording color (amber is default, red available from now)
• Open playlist and/or scenes window on start up
• Saving windows position
• Added file name in clip description display
• Added master and clip volume amount (0-100) near the knobs
• Added "rec" status near transport info when in recording mode
• Showing console message if missing input JACK ports, on starting
• Light-on all buttons on controller (even scenes buttons and transport buttons)
• Light-off device buttons on application closing
• New clips inherit song beat divider when added
• Including "starting" clips when creating a new scene
• Automatically select a scene when added (not launching it: just to show its details)

Fixes

• Can't open several instances of scenes and playlist windows anymore
• Fixed cancel file loading error, adding a clip with

Once again, at first I have to thank Vampouille, whose latest SuperBoucle version I started from, to release SpinTool, which continues from SuperBoucle project, adding my changes.

Features

• Preferences window
• One-shot clip
• Start a clip just after recording it
• Show clip details when triggered
• Show clip details when its volume is changed from MIDI controller
• Preferred grid size (useful to automatically match new songs grid size to your controller's button grid size)
• Choice of recording color (amber is default, red available from now)
• Open playlist and/or scenes window on start up
• Saving windows position
• Added file name in clip description display
• Added master and clip volume amount (0-100) near the knobs
• Added "rec" status near transport info when in recording mode
• Showing console message if missing input JACK ports, on starting
• Light-on all buttons on controller (even scenes buttons and transport buttons)
• Light-off device buttons on application closing
• New clips inherit song beat divider when added
• Including "starting" clips when creating a new scene
• Automatically select a scene when added (not launching it: just to show its details)

Fixes

• Can't open several instances of scenes and playlist windows anymore
• Fixed cancel file loading error, adding a clip with

https://github.com/davidmoreno/rtpmidid/

Features:

• Basic RTP MIDI protocol implementation for Linux
• Use of UDP/IP to communicate MIDI devices
• Most common MIDI messages: Notes, CC, Pitch Bend...
• Interoperable with Windows, Mac OS*, iPad, Android and Hardware Devices. And with other rtpmidid instances.
• Uses ALSA sequencer interface (tip: qjackctl is great for managing connections)
• Use mDNS for easy discovery of other ends
• This release includes packages for Ubuntu and Raspbian.
• GPLv3 License

(*) Not tested as I don't have access to Hardware. But if it works on iPad it should work on Mac OS.

This marks the first rtpmidi release, the #stayathome edition.

Beta version

It has minimal features and can be used on experimental setups to use rtpmidi. It has been tested with iPads, Android (TouchDAW), rtpmidi for Windows, and Deepmind12 for hardware.

It has no support for the journal, so in theory some MIDI packets might be lost, which can be a problem. The introspection capabilities are also very limited, just now only on the logging data and a bit via the rtpmidid-cli.

Please leave comments, feature requests, bugs and improvements at https://github.com/davidmoreno/rtpmidid/

https://github.com/davidmoreno/rtpmidid/

Features:

• Basic RTP MIDI protocol implementation for Linux
• Use of UDP/IP to communicate MIDI devices
• Most common MIDI messages: Notes, CC, Pitch Bend...
• Interoperable with Windows, Mac OS*, iPad, Android and Hardware Devices. And with other rtpmidid instances.
• Uses ALSA sequencer interface (tip: qjackctl is great for managing connections)
• Use mDNS for easy discovery of other ends
• This release includes packages for Ubuntu and Raspbian.
• GPLv3 License

(*) Not tested as I don't have access to Hardware. But if it works on iPad it should work on Mac OS.

This marks the first rtpmidi release, the #stayathome edition.

Beta version

It has minimal features and can be used on experimental setups to use rtpmidi. It has been tested with iPads, Android (TouchDAW), rtpmidi for Windows, and Deepmind12 for hardware.

It has no support for the journal, so in theory some MIDI packets might be lost, which can be a problem. The introspection capabilities are also very limited, just now only on the logging data and a bit via the rtpmidid-cli.

Please leave comments, feature requests, bugs and improvements at https://github.com/davidmoreno/rtpmidid/

https://github.com/davidmoreno/rtpmidid/

Features:

• Basic RTP MIDI protocol implementation for Linux
• Use of UDP/IP to communicate MIDI devices
• Most common MIDI messages: Notes, CC, Pitch Bend...
• Interoperable with Windows, Mac OS*, iPad, Android and Hardware Devices. And with other rtpmidid instances.
• Uses ALSA sequencer interface (tip: qjackctl is great for managing connections)
• Use mDNS for easy discovery of other ends
• This release includes packages for Ubuntu and Raspbian.
• GPLv3 License

(*) Not tested as I don't have access to Hardware. But if it works on iPad it should work on Mac OS.

This marks the first rtpmidi release, the #stayathome edition.

Beta version

It has minimal features and can be used on experimental setups to use rtpmidi. It has been tested with iPads, Android (TouchDAW), rtpmidi for Windows, and Deepmind12 for hardware.

It has no support for the journal, so in theory some MIDI packets might be lost, which can be a problem. The introspection capabilities are also very limited, just now only on the logging data and a bit via the rtpmidid-cli.

Please leave comments, feature requests, bugs and improvements at https://github.com/davidmoreno/rtpmidid/

• Fixing cropped windows in VST plugin

• Fixing Black Screen in AU plugin

• Fixing country flags for connected users ( geo location data is comming from ninbot, thanks to Tom)

• No more server and incompatibility version problems (getting public servers data from Ninbot, thanks Tom)

• Fixing Small UI on 4K screens (enabling high dpi scaling)

• Adding live streams for live.ninjamer servers

• Fixing the 2 different "Documents" directories in Linux

• Fix crash on stack unwind for a few operations
• Fix duplicate data (name, label, uid) used in VST synth/fx Shell plugin
• Fix JACK metadata usage for multiple carla instances and plugin renames
• Fix MIDI CC assignment showing wrong selected value (base 16 vs 10)
• Fixup carla-control (was broken in RC1)
• Optimize and reduce memory usage of UI bridges
• Overall fix of postponed RT events
• Give focus to bridged UIs when first shown
• Ignore any LV2 patch:writable that is not an lv2:Parameter
• Rename experimental "prevent bad things" option and give it a tool-tip
• Support the new LV2 UI requestParameterValue API
• Support the new LV2 UI background/foreground color API
• Many other miscellaneous bug fixes, see the git log for details

What's new:

• Bypass
• Dry / wet mixing

This is Ardour 6.0-pre1

v0.16.2.2

• Fixing world map drawing when we have users with unknown location
• Fixing Crash when using chords while Discord's bot is online
• Adding more IP to location accounts to avoid exaust the APIs free quota
• Updating PortAudio library (Affect Standalone version only)

A bugfix release

SHA256 checksums:

• frescobaldi-3.1.1.tar.gz
  454eb7df95f143754c4b13b2bc44aef44995ddf47f9f877800ba89fefcdbdc4d
  Source code

• Frescobaldi-3.1.1-x86_64.dmg
  06703429004db47b44b1743ef63e740b3d25048f254e6a27f4b4627bd3671bca
  WARNING! This .app bundle is affected by #1244: its use is discouraged. We are working to fix it. See the relevant wiki page for alternative ways of installing Frescobaldi on Mac.
  This .app bundle should work on macOS 10.13 High Sierra and later: otherwise, please open an issue and report the failure. It might work also on previous versions of macOS: if it does, please open an issue and let us know.

• Frescobaldi.Setup.3.1.1.exe
  196c16edb62e426a16cb303fb07869caf6e3304f8b74eb838daf00453b24424e
  Full Windows installer. To run the Windows installer, it might be necessary to install the Visual Studio 2015 x86 redistributional Package. It is recommended to uninstall older Frescobaldi versions first. If you run into Windows-specific problems, please open an issue.

sha256sums:

• frescobaldi-3.1.tar.gz
  1a37ab60aaed848e66ef8e5b0ccc963d794bf05994fc36defbc761a65fd3506b
  Source code.

• Frescobaldi-3.1-x86_64.dmg
  c4fe19067a7718ac613654f2d69ac23ec81955993e12d3e4cb3a63865799ef92
  WARNING! This .app bundle is affected by #1244: its use is discouraged. We are working to fix it. See the relevant wiki page for alternative ways of installing Frescobaldi on Mac.
  This .app bundle should work on macOS 10.12 Sierra and later: otherwise, please open an issue and report the failure. It might work also on previous versions of macOS: if it does, please open an issue and let us know.

• Frescobaldi Setup 3.1.exe
  f1a4fb55a6f546ada4851c7e0a8e27cbc02c45f985db6548b0556def42f23202
  Full Windows installer, created and kindly contributed by Jörg Hoffmann.
  Update Jan 1st, 2020: The installer was updated to include the translation files.
  To run the Windows installer, it might be necessary to install the Visual Studio 2015 x86 redistributional Package. If you run into Windows-specific problems, please open an issue.

Today's commit is just an assorted set of bug fixes and minor improvements.

What's new

Append Measures

A new dialog to append measures to measured tracks (i.e. Score and Beat Tracks). Either a given number or filling the track till the end of the project.

Improved Audio Settings

Now the engine state and load is displayed in the audio settings dialog.

Random Changes

• Renaming a node is triggered from the context menu. It was previously supposed to work by double clicking on the node name itself, but that was very flaky and often did not work.
• After a crash, noisicaä starts up with the open project dialog instead of reopening the previously opened project(s). This is to avoid annoying crash loops.
• noisicaä now runs ./waf build when the app is reloaded with F5. Of course this only works, if you built and run it from the sources. This is primarily to reduce the turnaround times when making changes to the code, i.e. it's only useful for developers.
• The "AudioProc Dump" contains more information. Again only useful for developers.

Bug fixes

• Playing the test sample from the settings dialog triggered an exception and did not properly cleanup some state in

Today's commit is just an assorted set of bug fixes and minor improvements.

What's new

Append Measures

A new dialog to append measures to measured tracks (i.e. Score and Beat Tracks). Either a given number or filling the track till the end of the project.

Improved Audio Settings

Now the engine state and load is displayed in the audio settings dialog.

Random Changes

• Renaming a node is triggered from the context menu. It was previously supposed to work by double clicking on the node name itself, but that was very flaky and often did not work.
• After a crash, noisicaä starts up with the open project dialog instead of reopening the previously opened project(s). This is to avoid annoying crash loops.
• noisicaä now runs ./waf build when the app is reloaded with F5. Of course this only works, if you built and run it from the sources. This is primarily to reduce the turnaround times when making changes to the code, i.e. it's only useful for developers.
• The "AudioProc Dump" contains more information. Again only useful for developers.

Bug fixes

• Playing the test sample from the settings dialog triggered an exception and did not properly cleanup some state in

Today's commit is just an assorted set of bug fixes and minor improvements.

What's new

Append Measures

A new dialog to append measures to measured tracks (i.e. Score and Beat Tracks). Either a given number or filling the track till the end of the project.

Improved Audio Settings

Now the engine state and load is displayed in the audio settings dialog.

Random Changes

• Renaming a node is triggered from the context menu. It was previously supposed to work by double clicking on the node name itself, but that was very flaky and often did not work.
• After a crash, noisicaä starts up with the open project dialog instead of reopening the previously opened project(s). This is to avoid annoying crash loops.
• noisicaä now runs ./waf build when the app is reloaded with F5. Of course this only works, if you built and run it from the sources. This is primarily to reduce the turnaround times when making changes to the code, i.e. it's only useful for developers.
• The "AudioProc Dump" contains more information. Again only useful for developers.

Bug fixes

• Playing the test sample from the settings dialog triggered an exception and did not properly cleanup some state in

v0.16.2.1

Once more we've decided enough is enough, time to crank out a proper release, enter MusE 3.1!

As per usual, more years than we care to recount has passed since the last one. And, as per usual a lot of things has been brewing during this time.

Among the bigger features since 3.0 is the inclusion of a Plugin cache. This has two benefits, scanning of plugins are no longer done on a standard startup, making the startup a lot faster. Also the scanning is done in a separate process so no more crashes during startup due to issues with plugins.

Here is a short list of other prominent changes since 3.0:

• Metronome improved, a lot of new settings
  • reawakened pre count!
  • Auto-connect metronome to first audio output track.
• General plugins improvements
  • Effect rack extended to 8 plugins instead of 4
  • Generic plugin UI: Added 'Quirks' buttons to toolbar
• LV2 plugins
  • Fix sequencing/syncing plugins (Helm, LV2 metronome, NoiseMak3r...)
  • Rewrite of state/worker support and more, fixes several synths:
  • Fix plugins using worker extension, such as *v1 suite (drumkv1 etc.)
  • Removed ALL internal LV2 support. Too hard to maintain.
  • Fixed LV2 X11 GUI size.
  • MidNam support
• VST plugins
  • Fix # 708: Surge-vst

Fixes a problem in v0.7.0 that prevented a connected MIDI piano keyboard from working.

Fixes a problem in v0.7.0 that prevented a connected MIDI piano keyboard from working.

clean

Fixed a minor bug in Dragonfly Early Reflections in which the correct Reflection Type was not highlighted upon reloading the user interface.

Oops, already the next commit, though not a very big one (and I have to admit that I was already working on it when I wrote yesterday's update).

What's new

New toolbar

The toolbar has been redesigned. Instead of using the normal QToolBar widget, this is now using a custom layout. I rearranged the buttons, added buttons to move the playhead back and forward by a single beat, added a widget to display the current time (both in musical time and wall time), added a VU meter to display the master output level and move the engine load graph from the status bar at the bottom of the window into the toolbar.

VU Meter node

A simple node with just a VU meter display. I just needed the processor, which is invisibly added to the engine in order so send the master output level to the toolbar. Adding a UI to it and thus making it available to the user was simple enough.

Snap-to-grid when moving the playhead

Not much more to say about this.

Bug fixes

• Some previous refactoring broke the status updates of the playback and loop buttons.
• The time alignment of measured tracks (Beat and Score

Oops, already the next commit, though not a very big one (and I have to admit that I was already working on it when I wrote yesterday's update).

What's new

New toolbar

The toolbar has been redesigned. Instead of using the normal QToolBar widget, this is now using a custom layout. I rearranged the buttons, added buttons to move the playhead back and forward by a single beat, added a widget to display the current time (both in musical time and wall time), added a VU meter to display the master output level and move the engine load graph from the status bar at the bottom of the window into the toolbar.

VU Meter node

A simple node with just a VU meter display. I just needed the processor, which is invisibly added to the engine in order so send the master output level to the toolbar. Adding a UI to it and thus making it available to the user was simple enough.

Snap-to-grid when moving the playhead

Not much more to say about this.

Bug fixes

• Some previous refactoring broke the status updates of the playback and loop buttons.
• The time alignment of measured tracks (Beat and Score

Took a while, but I finally managed to kick myself back into a more productive mood. It was just a matter of getting started, but as usual that's the hardest part.

So here's the latest commit.

There were also some more commits to the master branch afterwards, but those were just maintenance work, i.e. upgrading the package dependencies, incl. mypy/pylint, which triggered some code cleanups. I just did not bother to create a new branch for that.

What's new

Sample track improvements

I made various improvements to the sample tracks (which I should really rename to "Audio Track") to make them at least somewhat usable - for my current purposes, which is to just import an existing song and then try to decompose it into its parts and rebuild those using noisicaä. I.e. I do not need anything fancy, just the ability to import an MP3 or FLAC file into a track and play it back. And do that without the UI blowing up.

Audio files are either read with libsndfile (like before) or piped through ffmpeg for formats like MP3 or AAC.

To get reasonably performant rendering, the audio data is split into chunks

Took a while, but I finally managed to kick myself back into a more productive mood. It was just a matter of getting started, but as usual that's the hardest part.

So here's the latest commit.

There were also some more commits to the master branch afterwards, but those were just maintenance work, i.e. upgrading the package dependencies, incl. mypy/pylint, which triggered some code cleanups. I just did not bother to create a new branch for that.

What's new

Sample track improvements

I made various improvements to the sample tracks (which I should really rename to "Audio Track") to make them at least somewhat usable - for my current purposes, which is to just import an existing song and then try to decompose it into its parts and rebuild those using noisicaä. I.e. I do not need anything fancy, just the ability to import an MP3 or FLAC file into a track and play it back. And do that without the UI blowing up.

Audio files are either read with libsndfile (like before) or piped through ffmpeg for formats like MP3 or AAC.

To get reasonably performant rendering, the audio data is split into chunks

Took a while, but I finally managed to kick myself back into a more productive mood. It was just a matter of getting started, but as usual that's the hardest part.

So here's the latest commit.

There were also some more commits to the master branch afterwards, but those were just maintenance work, i.e. upgrading the package dependencies, incl. mypy/pylint, which triggered some code cleanups. I just did not bother to create a new branch for that.

What's new

Sample track improvements

I made various improvements to the sample tracks (which I should really rename to "Audio Track") to make them at least somewhat usable - for my current purposes, which is to just import an existing song and then try to decompose it into its parts and rebuild those using noisicaä. I.e. I do not need anything fancy, just the ability to import an MP3 or FLAC file into a track and play it back. And do that without the UI blowing up.

Audio files are either read with libsndfile (like before) or piped through ffmpeg for formats like MP3 or AAC.

To get reasonably performant rendering, the audio data is split into chunks

• Updated color scheme for Early Reflections
• Added one additional reflection pattern to Early Reflections
• Reduced default modulation for most Dragonfly Hall presets

• Updated color scheme for Early Reflections
• Added one additional reflection pattern to Early Reflections
• Reduced default modulation for most Dragonfly Hall presets

fix windows build errors caused by linux work

Bump version

MISC: Dockerfile-bionic: merge g++-8 installation

Added

• Support C86CTL

Changed

• Update SCCI library

Fixed

• Fix SSG AutoEnv and square mask pitch calculation
• #181 - Fix crash when changing length of instrument sequence during jamming (thanks @Papiezak)
• Fix SCCI crash on launching in Windows XP (thanks @ponzu0147)
• Fix SSG arpeggio effect crashing on setting 0000 without a instrument

Sorry people. Another bugfix release :(
Changing LFO type was crashing Yoshimi.

A number of bug fixes and enhancements, but also potentially
significant changes are included.

For live coders the orchestra macros are now remembered between calls
to compilerstr. This should not change the behaviour of current valid
orchestras but could be useful in live coding.

MIDI devices now include mapping multiple devices to higher channels.
The details are in the manual MIDI section.

-- The Developers

USER-LEVEL CHANGES

New opcodes

• randc is like randi but uses a cubic interpolation.

• mp3out is an experimental implementation of writing an mp3 file. It
  may be replaced by the current work in libsndfile to deal with MPEG
  files. See appendix.

• metro2 is like metro but with added controllable swing.

• ftexists reports whether a numbered ftable exists.

• schedulek is a k-time opcode just like schedule.

• new array based channel opcodes: chngeti, chngetk, chngeta, chngets,
  chnseti, chnsetk, chnseta, chnsets.

• lastcycle ientifies the last k-cycle of an instrument instance.

• strstrip removeswhitespace from both ends of a string.

New Gen and Macros

Orchestra

• The conditional expression syntax a?b:c incorrectly always
  calculated b and c before selecting which to return. This could
  give incorrect division by zero errors or cause unexpected multiple
  evaluations of opcodes

• Update code to compile with JUCE 5.4.5

Changes:

• Dropped nominal Python 2 support (no code changes or removals related to this, though).
• Dropped Python 3.4 support.
• Added Python 3.8 to setup.py classifiers.

Enhancements:

• Added MODULATION as an alias for MODULATION_WHEEL to rtmidi.midiconstants.

Examples:

• Added midiclock example to show how to receive MIDI timing clock (#48).
• Changed midioutwrapper example to use rtmidi.midiutil.open_midiout so that it also works on Windows (with no virtual ports support) (#51).

Documentation:

• Added note about pip being called pip3 on Debian-based systems to install instructions (#49).
• Documented context manager protocol support better (#52).
• Clarified purpose of data argument of MidiIn.set_callback (#55).
• Updated year in copyright info in license file and Sphinx documentation.

Project infrastructure:

• Removed Python 2.7 from CI tests and package builds.
• Added Python 3.8 to CI and package builds.

For a list of changes in previous release, see the Change Log.

Note: DO NOT use the source code archives attached below under "Assets"!

The official source distribution is always the one uploaded to the python-rtmidi's Python Package Index page.

• (Again) hopefully fixing Qt5 linking issues on Ubuntu FOR REAL THIS TIME (@revmischa)
• Monitor stretching support (@milkdropper)
• Use updates synchronized with vertical retrace if adaptive vsync fails (@jas-per)
• Fix OSX install by use of preset subdirs (@AlwinEsch)
• Menus, keys, FPS tracking (@milkdropper)
• Lower default meshX setting for improved performance at some possible loss of quality

iTunes (now Music) plugin on Catalina doesn't work still - we really need to locate some documentation on how to support Music.app - #251

See https://kx.studio/News/?action=view&url=carla-21-rc1-is-here for the release announcement

Python bindings for the cross-platform MIDI I/O library RtMidi

• Dropped nominal Python 2 support.
• Examples and documentation improvements.

Added --verbosity option and systemd service, minor fixes.

For a full list of changes, see the Change Log.

Note: Please DO NOT use the source code archives attached below under "Assets"!

The official source distribution is always the one uploaded to the jack-matchmaker's Python Package Index page.

== MusE 3.1pre4 release December 11, 2019 ==

Getting real close to the real 3.1! (or will it be 4.0, who knows?)

Some unordered highlights in this release are:

• Customizable size of icons and custom tool cursors
• Many many new vectorized icons
• German translation updated
• FIXED: Mixer strips missing if loading an older song saved before 20.10.2019
• FIXED: Duplicate strips found in songs saved before 20.10.2019
• FIXED: Long-time mixer problem with restoring size.
• Added option for opening MDI subwindows maximized
• Fix EffectRack::songChanged() crash when reloading songs: Check track still exists.
• Fixed bug #719 downmix to existing file appends to the old file
• Transport master fixes: New button on transport. Fix connect at startup etc.
• Added File->New from template... menu entry. File->New loads default template
• Fixed many UI text issues, consistency, translations etc
• Fixed bug #720 arm follows track did bad things while recording
• Fix #697: Plugin UI scaling, has quick setting
• Fix # 708: Surge-vst crashes.
• New - Introducing the Snooper (object tree) for coders and stylesheet authors
• More keyboard shortcuts
• More colors on canvas are configurable
• Add command line option -C "Do not re-create plugin cache."
• Soundfont *.sf3 files: Small tweak allows our MESS fluidsynth to load them

== MusE 3.1pre4 release December 11, 2019 ==

Getting real close to the real 3.1! (or will it be 4.0, who knows?)

Some unordered highlights in this release are:

• Customizable size of icons and custom tool cursors
• Many many new vectorized icons
• German translation updated
• FIXED: Mixer strips missing if loading an older song saved before 20.10.2019
• FIXED: Duplicate strips found in songs saved before 20.10.2019
• FIXED: Long-time mixer problem with restoring size.
• Added option for opening MDI subwindows maximized
• Fix EffectRack::songChanged() crash when reloading songs: Check track still exists.
• Fixed bug #719 downmix to existing file appends to the old file
• Transport master fixes: New button on transport. Fix connect at startup etc.
• Added File->New from template... menu entry. File->New loads default template
• Fixed many UI text issues, consistency, translations etc
• Fixed bug #720 arm follows track did bad things while recording
• Fix #697: Plugin UI scaling, has quick setting
• Fix # 708: Surge-vst crashes.
• New - Introducing the Snooper (object tree) for coders and stylesheet authors
• More keyboard shortcuts
• More colors on canvas are configurable
• Add command line option -C "Do not re-create plugin cache."
• Soundfont *.sf3 files: Small tweak allows our MESS fluidsynth to load them

Professional audio processing units available as LV2-plugin and JACK-application.

This is a hotfix release. Version the 20191215 introduced a bug in nodelay.lv2. Other than that state:freePath support was added after that feature was accepted upstream.

AV Linux is a Linux-based operating system aimed for multimedia content creators.

This release candidate is more about making sure what is there is all working than adding programs and new features at this point. Time and feedback are appreciated!

This is a new release of VL1 Emulator. Read the changelog for details.
This program is created by PolyValens, and it is improved by Jean Pierre Cimalando and contributors.

Additional information:

• Home page
• Quarterly Release Pact of free and open-source audio software

A Just-in-Time FAUST compiler embedded in an LV2 plugin

New UI, new features and fixes.

Zrythm is a digital audio workstation designed to be featureful and easy to use.

We believe that Zrythm is now in the late alpha stage where most essential features are implemented and it's starting to be more stable, and we are approaching beta.

What's new

• BWidgets TK improved (stability)
• Automatic translation of shape nodes on cut, copy, paste between shapes
• Automatic translation of shape nodes if effect changed
• DSP <-> GUI communication on ui_on fixed
• Hover effects for all tools

prepare for release

$(git log -1 --format=%s)

There hasn't been an update in a while. And there hasn't been a lot of work on noisicaä either.

I started a new sprint back in September, but then there was a vacation, and that yanked me out of my routine, and it took me an awful long time to find my way back.

It wasn't like I was not doing anything. I spent some time improving my emacs configuration, including setting up a configuration for my daughter's novel writing ambitions. We bought one of those all-in-one printer-scanner-fax1 things, which triggered me to write the beginnings of a little document management system, so we can eventually move to a (mostly) digital archival for documents that you're supposed to keep. I reinstalled my dying home server on a Raspberry Pi 4, which went surprisingly smooth.

But those were the kind of in-between projects that you do to distract yourself, not something to focus. But perhaps that is just what I need every once in a while, as I feel that I have rebuilt quite a bit of energy over the past few days. Now I "just" have to direct that energy towards noisicaä.

Anyway. Just to wrap up the stuff

There hasn't been an update in a while. And there hasn't been a lot of work on noisicaä either.

I started a new sprint back in September, but then there was a vacation, and that yanked me out of my routine, and it took me an awful long time to find my way back.

It wasn't like I was not doing anything. I spent some time improving my emacs configuration, including setting up a configuration for my daughter's novel writing ambitions. We bought one of those all-in-one printer-scanner-fax1 things, which triggered me to write the beginnings of a little document management system, so we can eventually move to a (mostly) digital archival for documents that you're supposed to keep. I reinstalled my dying home server on a Raspberry Pi 4, which went surprisingly smooth.

But those were the kind of in-between projects that you do to distract yourself, not something to focus. But perhaps that is just what I need every once in a while, as I feel that I have rebuilt quite a bit of energy over the past few days. Now I "just" have to direct that energy towards noisicaä.

Anyway. Just to wrap up the stuff

"The last release of the decade"
This release contains bugfixes to the winmidi, jack, maweb, evdev and sacn backends,
as well as the new 'local' option for descriptors of the sacn backend.
It updates several example configurations and introduces a layering demonstration.
This release introduces command-line argument parsing, initially by providing a
'-v' parameter for querying the binary version.
Due to internal API changes, backends built for previous releases are incompatible with
this release.

While we sadly could not finish OpenMPT 1.29 in time for Christmas, here is a small update to OpenMPT 1.28 with playback improvements and other bugfixes:

• Chord detect interval was broken if the pattern number didn't match its location in the order list (e.g. pattern 3 at position 3) since OpenMPT 1.28.07.00.
• Fixed potential crash when entering notes, in particular if the order list was empty and another potential crash when halving a pattern with an odd number of rows and then expanding it again.
• MOD: Fix initial instrument change with no note playing, as observed in the first pattern of Beyond Music by Captain.
• Loading / creating the first OPL instrument while playback was already running didn't start the OPL emulator until the next time playback was restarted.
• Fixed compilation of Wine Integration on recent Wine versions.

For a complete list of changes, have a look at the release notes and the full version history.

libopenmpt has also been updated.

$(git log -1 --format=%s)

v2.4.4

Create tag for release version 1.6.4.1

Public source release only. Ready-to-run app and plugins available to Patrons on the Early Access tier.

Public source release only. Ready-to-run app and plugins available to Patrons on the Early Access tier.

• Fix ARM build
• Fix mixed mode build when meta-data is enabled
• Fix blocking DBus device reservation, so it plays nice with others (like PipeWire)
• Use python3 for the waf build scripts

Changelog:

• Fixed a crash on startup
• Our real-time C library is now a shared lib, not a python module.

muse 3.1.0pre3

release 3.1pre2

Lilv 0.24.6

v0.16.0beta2

v0.16.0beta2

Really fix AudioUnit scanning on OSX.

Drumstick Metronome is a MIDI metronome with Qt5 user interface, based on the ALSA sequencer.

Changes in 1.0.1

• Fixed the LCD number component, to use the application palette instead of hardcoded colors. This fix provides better looking and usability with dark and light desktop themes.
• Updated CMake buildsystem, requires CMake 3.1 or newer
• Updated documentation.

Copyright (C) 2005-2019, Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas
License: GPL v2

More info
http://kmetronome.sourceforge.net/kmetronome.shtml

Downloads
https://sourceforge.net/projects/kmetronome/files/kmetronome/1.0.1/

Drumstick Metronome is a MIDI metronome with Qt5 user interface, based on the ALSA sequencer.

Changes in 1.0.1

• Fixed the LCD number component, to use the application palette instead of hardcoded colors. This fix provides better looking and usability with dark and light desktop themes.
• Updated CMake buildsystem, requires CMake 3.1 or newer
• Updated documentation.

Copyright (C) 2005-2019, Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas
License: GPL v2

More info
http://kmetronome.sourceforge.net/kmetronome.shtml

Downloads
https://sourceforge.net/projects/kmetronome/files/kmetronome/1.0.1/

Drumstick Metronome is a MIDI metronome with Qt5 user interface, based on the ALSA sequencer.

Changes in 1.0.1

• Fixed the LCD number component, to use the application palette instead of hardcoded colors. This fix provides better looking and usability with dark and light desktop themes.
• Updated CMake buildsystem, requires CMake 3.1 or newer
• Updated documentation.

Copyright (C) 2005-2019, Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas
License: GPL v2

More info
http://kmetronome.sourceforge.net/kmetronome.shtml

Downloads
https://sourceforge.net/projects/kmetronome/files/kmetronome/1.0.1/

NEWS: now working on 0.16.0-alpha

Merge pull request #2 from kampfschlaefer/qt5

Merge qt5 branch into master. fixes #5

This is a small update to OpenMPT 1.28, bringing some small playback improvements and fixing a handful of crashes:

• Do not apply ramp from initial global volume to current global volume when jumping around in playback.
• Sample loop length was off by one in MTM and some PSM files.
• Import edit timer from S3M files saved with Impulse Tracker.
• Small performance improvement when opening / creating new modules or starting playback.
• Plugin Bridge process kept hanging around in background if loading or closing a plugin failed.
• Possible crash when trying to retrigger an OPL note with active filter.
• Possible crash with malformed ITP files.
• Possible crash when trying to load certain corrupted MP3 samples, or when encountering such samples in MO3 files.

For a complete list of changes, have a look at the release notes and the full version history.

libopenmpt has also been updated.

This is a small update to OpenMPT 1.28, improving some features and fixing a handful of other issues:

• If repeating notes on key hold is enabled, the repetitions are now ignored if recording is disabled (key-jazz) or the edit step is set to 0, to avoid ugly and unnecessary repetitions.
• The "editing is disabled" prompt can no longer be dismissed by pressing the "E" key and thus re-enabling editing accidentally.
• Chord detect interval didn't work across pattern boundaries.
• Added shortcuts for toggling sample drawing, adding silence and configuring the sample grid.
• Added more tooltips to the waveform and envelope views buttons.
• MIDI Mapping dialog did not appear when holding Shift key in some plugin editors (e.g. in Synth1 editor when enabling popout sliders).
• It was not possible to record parameter changes to the pattern editor from bridged plugins.
• Receiving MIDI messages from the bridge was broken since v1.27.08.00. Sending SysEx messages to a 64-bit host or bridge never worked.
• Possible crash when importing MID files with more than one sustain pedal release message following a note-off.
• When adding a sound font fails, an error message is shown.
• Fixed possible crash when trying to load huge sound fonts.
• SF2: Samples

This is a beta release. It is regarded as stable, but some more testing will be done before version 1.1.0 is released.

Notable new features include:

• MIDI send events: each MIDI output layer can have MIDI send events associated with it which are sent when the patch is activated. MIDI send events can also be saved for future use in other projects.
• MIDI note names octave numbers changed to the IPN standard to match most other software numbering.
• Always-active option for patches: a patch can be set to always be active, even if it is not the current patch.
• GUI uses system specified font size and resizes properly based on font size.

Built on Linux Mint 19.2 (Based on Ubuntu 18.04).

Requirements:

Qt 5
Fluidsynth 1.1.9
liblscp 0.5.6 and thus Linuxsampler
Carla 2.0.0

Run the binary by changing to the directory containing the binary, and running
./konfyt-1.1.0-beta-x64

If you do not have permission to run the file, set it as executable with
chmod u+x konfyt-1.1.0-beta-x64

Built on Linux Mint 19.2 (Based on Ubuntu 18.04).

Requirements:

• Qt 5
• Fluidsynth 1.1.6 (Version 1.1.5 has a nasty polyphony bug)
• liblscp 0.5.6 and thus Linuxsampler
• Carla

Run the binary by changing to the directory containing the binary, and running
./konfyt-1.0.0-testing-x64
If you do not have permission to run the file, set it as executable with
chmod u+x konfyt-1.0.0-testing-x64

Features:
Tweak tool / better navigation through event widget
Editing tempo in control / velocity view

Bugfixes:
Playback of sysex events now works as expected

Fix playback of sysex events. Since the record dialog was setting cha…

New version 0.90.1 tagged, lotsa work added.

Original version tagged.

Second beta release of version 0.1.0.

• Fixed install make target.

First beta status release.

• MIDISysFilter is considered stable.
• MIDIPBToCC is considered stable.
• MIDICCRecorder is considered experimental.

Changelog:

• New context option for track labels: Replace pattern with one from other track
• Streamline existing context menu options for measure groups
• New context options for measure group: duplicate and clean transpositions
• Activate the first pattern for all three tracks on a new project to ease up starting
• Set default drums track for new projects to use GM Drum note names and start with a good scale
• Use Median Velocity for new notes, not average.
• Remove global jack transport stop on normal program exit
• Reactivate OpenGL acceleration
• Submenus now have OK and Cancel buttons, not only shortcuts.
• Provide icons in all common sizes
• Various bugfixes and cosmetical changes.

Changelog:

• Remove global jack transport stop on normal program exit
• Provide icons in all common sizes
• Submenus now have OK and Cancel buttons, not only shortcuts.
• Various bugfixes.

update man page for v0.5.7

Selected fixes/modifications/additions

• fixed dual mono issue with Logic Pro, nchnls will be 1 if AUs are loaded in dual mono config
• fixed issues with plant imports and paths
• fixed sample rate issue on Logic Pro
• added autoupdate() identifier to form widget. Will cause Cabbage plugins to auto-update if changes are made to underlying source files. Note, only effect Csound source code. Changes made to GUI will need a reinstantiation of the plugin
• added standalone export on all platforms
• fixed issue of instruments handing on startup if path or files contain white-space. Issue was being caused by a process other than Cabbage.

What's new:

• New GUI
• Usage simplified
  • Linear routing in GUI
  • Add / remove shapes
  • Complex routing can only be done in LV2 backend now
• Optional configuration parameters for effects (optional dials)
• New effects
  • Distortion
    • Hardclip
    • Softclip
    • Foldback
    • Overdrive
    • Fuzz
  • Decimate
  • Bitcrush

• Meta-data API implementation. (and a few tools updated with support for it)
• Correct GPL licence to LGPL for files needed to build libjack.
• Remove FreeBoB backend (superseded by FFADO).
• define JACK_LIB_EXPORT, useful for internal clients.
• Mark jack_midi_reset_buffer as deprecated.
• Add example systemd unit file
• Signal to systemd when jackd is ready.
• Set "seq" alsa midi driver to maximum resolution possible.
• Fix loading internal clients from another internal client.
• Code cleanup and various fixes. (too many to mention here, see git log for details)

Fix RPM build errors in Fedora 30

As mentioned before I worked on the copy&paste system, which has just been committed.

What's new

The only user visible change is that you can now copy&paste segments in piano roll tracks, as well as MIDI notes within segments.

Internal changes

noisicaä now uses the system clipboard (via Qt5's API) to store the copied items. The items are serialized in a common protobuf message, with extensions for the various things that can be copied. That new system has been used to add copy&paste support to piano roll tracks and the existing copy&paste functionality for score and beat tracks has been migrated to it.

There is now a single class, which keeps track of the clipboard contents and the current focus widget. It also owns the QActions for "Cut", "Copy", "Paste" and "Paste as link", and decides which of these actions are enabled based on the current state. If one of those actions gets triggered, it is sent to the current focus widget, which then implements the actual business logic. That seems to work pretty well, and the code looks much cleaner than the previous dispatching of method calls. But I'm not 100% sure that I covered all

As mentioned before I worked on the copy&paste system, which has just been committed.

What's new

The only user visible change is that you can now copy&paste segments in piano roll tracks, as well as MIDI notes within segments.

Internal changes

noisicaä now uses the system clipboard (via Qt5's API) to store the copied items. The items are serialized in a common protobuf message, with extensions for the various things that can be copied. That new system has been used to add copy&paste support to piano roll tracks and the existing copy&paste functionality for score and beat tracks has been migrated to it.

There is now a single class, which keeps track of the clipboard contents and the current focus widget. It also owns the QActions for "Cut", "Copy", "Paste" and "Paste as link", and decides which of these actions are enabled based on the current state. If one of those actions gets triggered, it is sent to the current focus widget, which then implements the actual business logic. That seems to work pretty well, and the code looks much cleaner than the previous dispatching of method calls. But I'm not 100% sure that I covered all

I was about to finish another sprint (implementing a saner copy&paste system, as I hinted earlier). So I ran mypy over the sources and saw that it complains about a bunch of things, which are caused by an issue with PyQt5.

PyQt5 seems to not like classes, which explicitly inherit from multiple "Q" classes. E.g. something like that:

QLineEdit is a subclass of QWidget, so the above should be perfectly fine. But not for PyQt5. When I tried to make a minimal example, it just segfaulted, but I vaguely remember seeing some exception being raised. To workaround that, I had to make such mixin classes not inherit from a "Q" class (e.g. just object), which is perfectly fine at runtime. But mypy has no idea that this mixin is only used with some kind of QWidget and that self.update() is a valid method. So I have to make mypy suppress all those false-positive warnings, which makes the code look ugly, and I lose type checking

I was about to finish another sprint (implementing a saner copy&paste system, as I hinted earlier). So I ran mypy over the sources and saw that it complains about a bunch of things, which are caused by an issue with PyQt5.

PyQt5 seems to not like classes, which explicitly inherit from multiple "Q" classes. E.g. something like that:

QLineEdit is a subclass of QWidget, so the above should be perfectly fine. But not for PyQt5. When I tried to make a minimal example, it just segfaulted, but I vaguely remember seeing some exception being raised. To workaround that, I had to make such mixin classes not inherit from a "Q" class (e.g. just object), which is perfectly fine at runtime. But mypy has no idea that this mixin is only used with some kind of QWidget and that self.update() is a valid method. So I have to make mypy suppress all those false-positive warnings, which makes the code look ugly, and I lose type checking

Been a while! This is a pretty big update and fixes a lot of bugs. Linux compatibility has also been drastically improved. Highlights:

• Implemented URL launching, Browse to File, directory deletion and other file management operations on all platforms
• Added "Insert pattern" and "Delete pattern" (Ctrl+Insert, Ctrl+Delete)
• Added "slide effect values" (Alt+X) and "clear effect values" (Shift+Alt+X)
• Added "Truncate samples at loop end" in Cleanup dialog
• Doubleclicking on the sample waveform now selects the sample, loop, pre-loop
  or post-loop data depending on location
• Added option to display pattern row numbers in hexadecimal
• Added "full clear" editor command (Shift+Period) which will clear the current
  column and all the columns following it on the channel
• Fixed fullscreen on Linux
• Brought the playroutine more in line with ProTracker Clone behavior:
  • Fixed invalid notes and some effects producing sound when they shouldn't
  • Reset Paula properly when changing patterns on the fly while playing
  • Muted Paula channels are now always emulated to fix problems related to
    unmuting channels and for display on quadrascopes
• Fixed invalid sample loop handling which could cause the playroutine to crash
• Fixed some bad behavior when editing the effect or volume columns when there
  already was data in the other column

Been a while! This is a pretty big update and fixes a lot of bugs. Linux compatibility has also been drastically improved. Highlights:

• Implemented URL launching, Browse to File, directory deletion and other file management operations on all platforms
• Added "Insert pattern" and "Delete pattern" (Ctrl+Insert, Ctrl+Delete)
• Added "slide effect values" (Alt+X) and "clear effect values" (Shift+Alt+X)
• Added "Truncate samples at loop end" in Cleanup dialog
• Doubleclicking on the sample waveform now selects the sample, loop, pre-loop
  or post-loop data depending on location
• Added option to display pattern row numbers in hexadecimal
• Added "full clear" editor command (Shift+Period) which will clear the current
  column and all the columns following it on the channel
• Fixed fullscreen on Linux
• Brought the playroutine more in line with ProTracker Clone behavior:
  • Fixed invalid notes and some effects producing sound when they shouldn't
  • Reset Paula properly when changing patterns on the fly while playing
  • Muted Paula channels are now always emulated to fix problems related to
    unmuting channels and for display on quadrascopes
• Fixed invalid sample loop handling which could cause the playroutine to crash
• Fixed some bad behavior when editing the effect or volume columns when there
  already was data in the other column

Been a while! This is a pretty big update and fixes a lot of bugs. Linux compatibility has also been drastically improved. Highlights:

• Implemented URL launching, Browse to File, directory deletion and other file management operations on all platforms
• Added "Insert pattern" and "Delete pattern" (Ctrl+Insert, Ctrl+Delete)
• Added "slide effect values" (Alt+X) and "clear effect values" (Shift+Alt+X)
• Added "Truncate samples at loop end" in Cleanup dialog
• Doubleclicking on the sample waveform now selects the sample, loop, pre-loop
  or post-loop data depending on location
• Added option to display pattern row numbers in hexadecimal
• Added "full clear" editor command (Shift+Period) which will clear the current
  column and all the columns following it on the channel
• Fixed fullscreen on Linux
• Brought the playroutine more in line with ProTracker Clone behavior:
  • Fixed invalid notes and some effects producing sound when they shouldn't
  • Reset Paula properly when changing patterns on the fly while playing
  • Muted Paula channels are now always emulated to fix problems related to
    unmuting channels and for display on quadrascopes
• Fixed invalid sample loop handling which could cause the playroutine to crash
• Fixed some bad behavior when editing the effect or volume columns when there
  already was data in the other column

Finally a commit with some major new feature: Piano roll tracks.

What's new

Piano roll tracks

This isn't exactly an distinguishing feature of noisicaä (as the score tracks would be), but a pretty standard feature of a DAW, so it's good to have.

For now I just implemented the most basic editing features to make it useful. There's no editing of CC events, no recording, no importing of MIDI files. One editing feature, which I would consider "basic", is still missing though: copy & paste. There is some clipboard support in other track types, but I'm not happy with it, so I didn't want to add more cruft to that. The next thing I want to tackle is a proper design of the copy & paste system, which should be ready for current and future use cases.

Some minor UI tweaks

• The position of the splitter between the track list and the graph canvas is now persisted.
• The track list stays centered when changing the time scale (ctrl-left and ctrl-right - hmm... that's pretty well hidden...).

Internal changes

• Tracks are now QWidgets, which simplifies the UI event handling and allows to use the existing PianoRoll widget to be

Finally a commit with some major new feature: Piano roll tracks.

What's new

Piano roll tracks

This isn't exactly an distinguishing feature of noisicaä (as the score tracks would be), but a pretty standard feature of a DAW, so it's good to have.

For now I just implemented the most basic editing features to make it useful. There's no editing of CC events, no recording, no importing of MIDI files. One editing feature, which I would consider "basic", is still missing though: copy & paste. There is some clipboard support in other track types, but I'm not happy with it, so I didn't want to add more cruft to that. The next thing I want to tackle is a proper design of the copy & paste system, which should be ready for current and future use cases.

Some minor UI tweaks

• The position of the splitter between the track list and the graph canvas is now persisted.
• The track list stays centered when changing the time scale (ctrl-left and ctrl-right - hmm... that's pretty well hidden...).

Internal changes

• Tracks are now QWidgets, which simplifies the UI event handling and allows to use the existing PianoRoll widget to be

Finally a commit with some major new feature: Piano roll tracks.

What's new

Piano roll tracks

This isn't exactly an distinguishing feature of noisicaä (as the score tracks would be), but a pretty standard feature of a DAW, so it's good to have.

For now I just implemented the most basic editing features to make it useful. There's no editing of CC events, no recording, no importing of MIDI files. One editing feature, which I would consider "basic", is still missing though: copy & paste. There is some clipboard support in other track types, but I'm not happy with it, so I didn't want to add more cruft to that. The next thing I want to tackle is a proper design of the copy & paste system, which should be ready for current and future use cases.

Some minor UI tweaks

• The position of the splitter between the track list and the graph canvas is now persisted.
• The track list stays centered when changing the time scale (ctrl-left and ctrl-right - hmm... that's pretty well hidden...).

Internal changes

• Tracks are now QWidgets, which simplifies the UI event handling and allows to use the existing PianoRoll widget to be

• updated Pd source files to Pd-0.50-0
• updated source files to support Emscripten

fix mouse pointer getting hidden when switching to fullscreen

• added more examples
• fixed type checking issue in "ofxOfeliaPdBindings.i"
• fixed bug when outputting a table with a string key using ofOutlet()
• ofArray's array elements can be accessed using square brackets

update man page for v0.5.6

• all available global functions and class methods from lua bindings are embedded as objects (functions that take userdata argument or has more than 8 arguments are excluded)
• all abstractions are embedded as objects ("ofelia/lib" folder is removed)
• all embedded objects use "of" prefix for consistency
• updated "ofelia/help-intro.pd" so it contains all available objects
• updated "ofelia/ofelia-object-help.pd" help file
• added a feature to open help file or documentation page when an object is double clicked
• added "ofelia/help" folder which contains help files
• added [ofRequire], [ofExpr], [ofExpr~], [ofIf], [ofIf~], [ofFor], [ofTable], [ofJson], [ofReverb~], [ofOscSender], [ofOscReceiver], [ofUnZip], [ofUnZipPass] and [ofMakeFileName]
• updated all event listeners (see help files for changes)
• internal callback methods for [ofelia] object are renamed with "__" prefix to avoid potential name collision with lua's function or variable name (e.g. "set" -> "__set")
• added and updated examples in "ofelia/examples" directory
• fixed bug when [ofelia] object uses multiple signal outlets
• fixed bug when [ofelia] object returns a table that contains a string key

• all available global functions and class methods from lua bindings are embedded as objects (functions that take userdata argument or has more than 8 arguments are excluded)
• all abstractions are embedded as objects ("ofelia/lib" folder is removed)
• all embedded objects use "of" prefix for consistency
• updated "ofelia/help-intro.pd" so it contains all available objects
• updated "ofelia/ofelia-object-help.pd" help file
• added a feature to open help file or documentation page when an object is double clicked
• added "ofelia/help" folder which contains help files
• added [ofRequire], [ofExpr], [ofExpr~], [ofIf], [ofIf~], [ofFor], [ofTable], [ofJson], [ofReverb~], [ofOscSender], [ofOscReceiver], [ofUnZip], [ofUnZipPass] and [ofMakeFileName]
• updated all event listeners (see help files for changes)
• internal callback methods for [ofelia] object are renamed with "__" prefix to avoid potential name collision with lua's function or variable name (e.g. "set" -> "__set")
• added and updated examples in "ofelia/examples" directory
• fixed bug when [ofelia] object uses multiple signal outlets
• fixed bug when [ofelia] object returns a table that contains a string key

first alpha release

And another commit, which only improves the development infrastructure, this time focused on testing.

./waf test

I removed the bin/runtests script, which collects and runs all tests, and moved that logic into waf, so tests are now run with the command ./waf test. The main benefit is that I'm getting parallel execution almost, but not quite, for free.

The drawbacks are:

• Each test module is executed in a subprocess, which causes some overhead. That's specifically noticeable for the unittests, where the tests themselves are fast and thus the overhead matters more.
• pylint is now also run as a subprocess. runtests.py imported it as a python module and subsequent pylint runs could use previously cached data.
• I needed some additional code to store the results of each tests and merge them at the end. For the unittests I'm using unittest-xml-reporting to write them out as XML and xunitparser to read them back. For mypy and pylint I'm just writing/reading plain text files.
• mypy needed some extra care, because running multiple mypy processes using the same cache directory causes some race conditions. I have to use a pool of caches, so each cache is only used by one mypy

And another commit, which only improves the development infrastructure, this time focused on testing.

./waf test

I removed the bin/runtests script, which collects and runs all tests, and moved that logic into waf, so tests are now run with the command ./waf test. The main benefit is that I'm getting parallel execution almost, but not quite, for free.

The drawbacks are:

• Each test module is executed in a subprocess, which causes some overhead. That's specifically noticeable for the unittests, where the tests themselves are fast and thus the overhead matters more.
• pylint is now also run as a subprocess. runtests.py imported it as a python module and subsequent pylint runs could use previously cached data.
• I needed some additional code to store the results of each tests and merge them at the end. For the unittests I'm using unittest-xml-reporting to write them out as XML and xunitparser to read them back. For mypy and pylint I'm just writing/reading plain text files.
• mypy needed some extra care, because running multiple mypy processes using the same cache directory causes some race conditions. I have to use a pool of caches, so each cache is only used by one mypy

And another commit, which only improves the development infrastructure, this time focused on testing.

./waf test

I removed the bin/runtests script, which collects and runs all tests, and moved that logic into waf, so tests are now run with the command ./waf test. The main benefit is that I'm getting parallel execution almost, but not quite, for free.

The drawbacks are:

• Each test module is executed in a subprocess, which causes some overhead. That's specifically noticeable for the unittests, where the tests themselves are fast and thus the overhead matters more.
• pylint is now also run as a subprocess. runtests.py imported it as a python module and subsequent pylint runs could use previously cached data.
• I needed some additional code to store the results of each tests and merge them at the end. For the unittests I'm using unittest-xml-reporting to write them out as XML and xunitparser to read them back. For mypy and pylint I'm just writing/reading plain text files.
• mypy needed some extra care, because running multiple mypy processes using the same cache directory causes some race conditions. I have to use a pool of caches, so each cache is only used by one mypy

$(git log -1 --format=%s)

Summary of changes since 20190614 release:

• Fixed volume ramping and equalizer settings getting screwed up whenever new song structs were allocated internally.
• Fixed Gxx notes rerolling volume and panning swing.
• Alt-Shift-D on the instrument screen deletes the selected instrument, but only deletes samples only used by that instrument.
• Message page uses consistent (and platform-appropriate) newlines for loading and clipboard.
• Message page selection is reset when loading a new module.
• Fixed graphical bug on instrument page when changing "tabs" using the mouse.

Summary of changes since 20190614 release:

• Fixed volume ramping and equalizer settings getting screwed up whenever new song structs were allocated internally.
• Fixed Gxx notes rerolling volume and panning swing.
• Alt-Shift-D on the instrument screen deletes the selected instrument, but only deletes samples only used by that instrument.
• Message page uses consistent (and platform-appropriate) newlines for loading and clipboard.
• Message page selection is reset when loading a new module.
• Fixed graphical bug on instrument page when changing "tabs" using the mouse.

[release 2019.07.19]

UPDATED

• Issue #398: Updated Line Editors within program to use thicker lines and
  circles for points

• Issue #397: Using control to shift points within selection in Single-Line mode
  should only shift points for currently selected line

• Automation: Single-line mode: Ctrl-drag to move selected points up/down was
  rewritten to add points at boundaries if necessary, also updated to only
  operate on the currently selected line

• Issue #406: JMask: throw error when user attempts to use Constant p2 field
  with value < 0.0 (prevents infinite loop)

• Issue #417: Use Csound ORC highlighting for "Generate CSD to Screen" and
  "Generate Realtime CSD to Screen"

• Issue #431: implemented shortcut 1, 2, and 3 to switch between Score,
  Single Line, and Multi-Line modes on the Score timeline

• Multiline Mode: Selection will default to only line data. Hold shift when
  releasing mouse button during selection to include ScoreObjects for movment.

• Updated to Netbeans 11 Rich Client Platform

• Issue #441: For automation lines, clean up dead time points (those with same
  time values as points surrounding them) for different line operations (e.g.,
  dragging points, pasting, dragging)

FIX

• BlueSynthBuilder

  • Horizontal and Vertical Slider Banks did not properly

I could not resist and spent the last few days converting the build system from cmake to waf.

Surprisingly the resulting commit has a negative line count, even though the new system has some new features.

I was never really happy with cmake. I needed a proper build system, because noisicaä isn't a pure python application (which most of the other things are, that I do in my spare time). For the initial prototype I got away with using setup.py to build the few cython extensions, but I quickly grew out of that. My usual choice would have been good, old make, but one of the common patterns of noisicaä development is to upgrade my toolbox and try something more modern. cmake advertises itself as modern, fast and flexible, and it's used by a lot of large open source projects. So I decided to give it a try.

And it's certainly easy to use for c++ projects - everything needed for that is built-in. But my case involved a mix of python, cython as well as a bunch of custom build rules to auto generate various files, e.g. using csound, faust, etc. To define

Changelog:

• Add "Invert Row" to pattern context menu, if clicked on a step.
• Add "Clear Row" to pattern context menu, if clicked on a step.
• Add powerful "Fill row with sub-pattern until this clicked-on step" to quickly repeat short snippets. (Pattern context menu, if clicked on a step)
• Add Alt+MouseWheel to change the velocity of an entire row in the pattern.
• Changing the scale (e.g. with the mousewheel in a note pitch selector) during playback now has an immediate audible effect.
• Update documentation.
• Remove strict Non Session Manager enforcement. Instead present a session directory chooser on startup, similar to --save.
• Remove videos from git repository for easier download and distribution. Videos are now only hosted on laborejo.org, but could be downloaded by users.
• Compilation without executable stack, a security risk.
• Various build system improvements.

Changelog:

• Remove strict Non Session Manager enforcement. Instead present a session directory chooser on startup, similar to --save.
• Remove videos from git repository for easier download and distribution. Videos are now only hosted on laborejo.org, but could be downloaded by users.
• Compilation without executable stack, a security risk.
• Various build system improvements.

This commit implements most of what I was talking about last week.

What's new

Variable type ports

Ports can now be declared with multiple types. Two ports can be connected, if they have at least one type in common.

This feature is currently used for

• the Oscilloscope node, so it can also graph audio and k-rate control signals.
• the Oscillator node, so its input and output ports can be connected to any audio or a-rate control signal.

More nodes should make use of that feature in the future. Ideally this should remove the pain of constantly thinking about k-rate vs. a-rate control signals, but this feature is limited to builtin nodes. So I might still need some way of automatically converting between incompatible port types. I still don't like the idea of an implicit conversion of a-rate control signals to k-rate, because that's a lossy conversion. But I also expect that to be frequently needed, because plugins generally use k-rate control values for their controls.

Internal changes

• Processors now get references to Buffer instances, instead of raw data pointers. The processor can query the type of the buffer to determine which of the declared types is actually being used

This commit implements most of what I was talking about last week.

What's new

Variable type ports

Ports can now be declared with multiple types. Two ports can be connected, if they have at least one type in common.

This feature is currently used for

• the Oscilloscope node, so it can also graph audio and k-rate control signals.
• the Oscillator node, so its input and output ports can be connected to any audio or a-rate control signal.

More nodes should make use of that feature in the future. Ideally this should remove the pain of constantly thinking about k-rate vs. a-rate control signals, but this feature is limited to builtin nodes. So I might still need some way of automatically converting between incompatible port types. I still don't like the idea of an implicit conversion of a-rate control signals to k-rate, because that's a lossy conversion. But I also expect that to be frequently needed, because plugins generally use k-rate control values for their controls.

Internal changes

• Processors now get references to Buffer instances, instead of raw data pointers. The processor can query the type of the buffer to determine which of the declared types is actually being used

Not many new opcodes but there are a significant number of opcodes being
extended to use arrays in a variety of ways, widening the options for
users. There have been many fixes to the core code as well as opcodes.
-- The Developers

USER-LEVEL CHANGES

New opcodes

• string2array is a variant of fillarray with the data coming from a
  string of space separated values.

• nstrstr returns the name string of an instrument number or an empty
  string if the number does not refer to a named instrument.

• ntof converts notename to frequency at i- and k-time.

• ampmidicurve is a new opcode that maps an input MIDI velocity number to an
  output gain factor with a maximum value of 1, modifying the output gain by
  a dynamic range and a shaping exponent.

New Gen and Macros

Orchestra

• The consistency of kr, sr and ksmps reworked especially when there
  is overriding.

• corrected default 0bdfs usage.

• Resolving the path for #include files reworked to be more liberal.

• reading and writing to multidimensional arrays was very wrong. This
  is now correct.

• Better checking for unknown array types (issue #1124)

• In all array operations the size of an array

Write theme temp files to own temp directory (#277)

• ENHANCEMENT: Added new example song (StarChip.kt)
• ENHANCEMENT: Added transpose by octave shortcut
• BUGFIX: Fixed selection range for transpose
• BUGFIX: Fixed channel pan parameter behaving weirdly when going left from max right
• BUGFIX: 8-bit waves were not loaded correctly
• BUGFIX: Some reverb settings might have created outlier taps with abnormally large gain
• BUGFIX: Program editor did not display joined steps correctly

NEWS: now working on 0.15.0-alpha

• added iOS and Android specific listener abstractions
• updated "ofelia/help-intro.pd"

• added a logger channel to pass on OF logs to the pd console
• pdSys, pdSignal, pdPD classes are deprecated and changed to static functions
• added a constructor for pdLog class to set a module name
• updated "ofelia/help-intro.pd"
• added "ofelia/examples/sound/synth"
• added standalone example projects to ofxOfelia
• cleaned ofxOfelia addon directory so source files can be shared among projects

Changes/Fixes/Updates:

• Fixed issue with identifier channels when sampling rate has changed
• improved performance by tidying up getChannelDataFromCsound() method
• fixed FMOD export on Windows
• fixed crash when hitting 'Save' when no files are open
• added MIDI CC out example
• updated pre-compile method - it should catch Csound issues sooner and prevent Cabbage from crashing
• fixed issue with 'Edit GUI' button when working with vanilla Csound files

Summary of changes since 20181223 release:

• SDL dylib is included in the macOS application bundle, which should fix SDL linking issues experienced by macOS users.
• No changes to Windows or Linux versions.

Summary of changes since 20181223 release:

• SDL dylib is included in the macOS application bundle, which should fix SDL linking issues experienced by macOS users.
• No changes to Windows or Linux versions.

• added "ofelia function" object for quickly writing a simple lua script
• added default module alias "M" to ease writing variables (e.g. ofelia.num -> M.num)
• fixed crashing issue when "ofelia define" tries to return its module table
• fixed crashing issue when error occurs inside ofelia.perform() function routine
• fixed stack overflow error in ofelia.perform() function
• changed naming convention for classes and functions (e.g. of.Image -> ofImage)
• renamed abstractions according to the new naming style
• redesigned and added some "of" class abstractions (e.g. ofFbo, ofFont, ofImage..)
• added pdOsc() and pdBlOsc() class which contain various types of oscillators
• added pdFilter() class which contains various types of audio filter functions
• added some useful "pd" abstractions and help files inside "ofelia/libs/pd" folder
• simplified some example patches by using the updated features

• added "ofelia function" object for quickly writing a simple lua script
• added default module alias "M" to ease writing variables (e.g. ofelia.num -> M.num)
• fixed crashing issue when "ofelia define" tries to return its module table
• fixed crashing issue when error occurs inside ofelia.perform() function routine
• fixed stack overflow error in ofelia.perform() function
• changed naming convention for classes and functions (e.g. of.Image -> ofImage)
• renamed abstractions according to the new naming style
• redesigned and added some "of" class abstractions (e.g. ofFbo, ofFont, ofImage..)
• added pdOsc() and pdBlOsc() class which contain various types of oscillators
• added pdFilter() class which contains various types of audio filter functions
• added some useful "pd" abstractions and help files inside "ofelia/libs/pd" folder
• simplified some example patches by using the updated features

First public alpha. Windows 64 bits VST only.

First public alpha. Windows 64 bits VST only.

First public alpha. Windows 64 bits VST only.

First public alpha. Windows 64 bits VST only.

Change log

WARNING: to get the source version

• be sure to download the faust-2.15.11.tar.gz file to get a complete source folder (in particular, with the full libraries)

New

• add a -soundfile-static option in faust2max6
• add a -native option to faust2msp and faust2max6
• adding basic Teensy support to faust2api
• new DSP algebra API
• add an 'auto_connect' parameter in DspFaust constructor
• add dynamic-faust tool.
• add writeDSPFactoryToObjectcodeFile API in libfaust.
• faust2xx scripts can now work with a local Faust installation
• make C++ backend work in quad mode

Deprecated

• remove asmjs and JS backends
• unstable OSC bundle deactivated for now in faust2ios and faust2api
• remove old iOS JACK code

Fixed bugs

• correct CoreAudio architecture and JSON generation
• correct gyroscope activation in faust2android, fix a bug in FaustPolyEngine::init
• correct readDSPFactoryFromMachine (LLVM JIT was not properly linked)
• update with latest version of RtMidi, more robust MIDI timestamp handling
• correct polyphonic DSP detection in FaustPolyEngine
• faust2ios now creates a self-contained project
• correct -omp and -sch code generation with 'soundfile' primitive
• correct wast and Interp/LLVM backends
• avoid caching simple delay expressions. Can potentially create use-before-being-defined bugs in vector mode (BUG reported by JS in March 2019)
• allow some foreign math functions in the Interp backend
• A.Graef fix

PraxisLIVE v4.3.0 brings optional support for running on and coding with Java 11, and the IDE platform is updated to Apache NetBeans 11.0. There are also some improvements for working with OpenGL, and some usability enhancements to the IDE.

The bundled JDK in the default installers is still Java 8, although there is an experimental Windows installer with Java 11. There is no macOS bundle with JDK 11 yet due to Processing crashes found in testing. It is possible to use the Zip bundle with a JDK of choice for experimentation.

NB. Use of PraxisLIVE / praxislive without the space is now consistent, and reflected in installation folders and binary names. This should only affect you if you have custom shortcuts to the IDE.

Changes

PraxisCORE runtime

• Core
  • Added support for running on and (optionally) coding with Java 11 and above.
• Video
  • Provided .smooth property in video root to allow Processing's smoothing to be switched off for performance improvements or select needs (eg. fixed pixel rendering).
  • video:code:p3d now keeps existing underlying PGraphics on code changes for performance (small possibility of rendering regressions)
  • Added support for point and line shaders.
  • Added find() to PShader and PShape so that underlying Processing types

• rebuilt using openFrameworks 0.10.1
• fixed ofelia get/set issue with inlets
• fixed handling of list with 0 or 1 argument
• enabled ofUnicode, ofAlphabet and ofTrueTypeFontSettings classes in swig
• added "examples/text/unicode" example

• rebuilt using openFrameworks 0.10.1
• fixed ofelia get/set issue with inlets
• fixed handling of list with 0 or 1 argument
• enabled ofUnicode, ofAlphabet and ofTrueTypeFontSettings classes in swig
• added "examples/text/unicode" example

Releasing HEAD as a tagged version, as nothing has changed in some time.

Update DA README

Improvements:

To avoid notes at the very beginning being hidden by the keyboard, the initial position of the track is now shifted (see #18).

Bug fixes:

Fixed a bug related to the particles on OpenGL < 4.0 (see #17).

Improvements:

• Notes can now be hidden.
• Colors for the background lines, texts, keyboard, sharp/flat keys can be customized.
• Flashes can be tinted and resized.
• You can access debug options by pressing the 'd' key, and can now dump all parsed MIDI events and generated notes in the console log.

Bug fixes:

• Controller pressure and unknown MIDI events are now ignored when computing a track timing.
• Updated GLFW on macOS, should improve Mojave performances.

$(git log -1 --format=%s)

Update version to 3.0.5

Changelog:

• Optional mode without NSM: Commandline parameter --save or -s. See --help
• In --save mode SIGUSR1 can be send to trigger a save.
• Git repository is now public as https://laborejo.org/patroneo.git . Reflect that in the documentation/readme.
• DejaVu Sans Sarif is now the default font and therefore a depency.
• More reliable Qt settings.
• The --mute switch now works when running without installation and without a global calfbox module.
• Nuitka is now only necessary for installing system-wide. You can run 'make calfbox' and start locally afterwards.