Hi,
Am Mi, 2004-04-28 um 23.37 schrieb Juan Linietsky: > > > > Hi Juan, > > > > Yeah, that is the solution. Thanks ... do you have *any* idea why this > > happens ? ;) > > Yeah because I stupidly forgot to save the version in the config file :\ > will try to do that for 1.0 Happens ;) Btw Cheesetracker 1.0: Do you plan to implement MIDI-support into 1.0 ? So I can use cheesetracker to run my drumkiz + zynaddsubfx ?? Would be soo cool ;) > > > > Btw, what happened to the Cheesetracker Port of NetBSD ? I know there > > was one version in PKGSRC, but it was 0.5 . Now, there is no version at > > all. Was you involved in any portings ? Do you know if 0.9 runs on > > NetBSD ( 4.4 BSD ) ? > > I think the guy mantaining it got mad because I now ask for python (scons) > as a build dependence.. > Good point :))) ... maybe you could provide a basic "alternative" Makefile to compile the application. Ppl then install the binary themselves ;) > > > > ( I know, these questions can be solved by myself, too. But my > > netbsd-machine is busy to fix a driver issue atm ;) ) > > > > > > With best regards, > > > > > > Sascha Retzki > > > Cheers! > > Juan Linietsky Maybe I missed sth, but afaik you can just add samples in pattern and then make the pattern form an "play-order" ... What about multiple-pattern support ? I know that this is a little bit off-tracker, but it is very interesting. You can for example organize 1 or more "drum-pattern" and some "melody-pattern" and form a song with them ... . Chee(r)s, Sascha Retzki
