Raine M. Ekman píše v Út 08. 01. 2013 v 00:21 +0200:
> > I'd like to mention that the "all notes off" is to be applied on the
> > specific channel only - the following example shows that I pressed C,
> > then pressed E, then released E and at last released C:
> >
> Now it gets a bit complicated. If you make an instrument in LMMS
> respond to all channels ("--" in the MIDI channel selector) it won't
> keep track of which notes came in on which channel... which would be
> needed for your keyboard to work. With my changes you'll get too much
> release instead of too little.
Frankly, currently I'd love to have *any* release to at least be able to
try out the LMMS :)
I was even thinking of writing some sort of MIDI router+filter that
would just read from the real MIDI and convert these All Notes Off to
single Note Off and send it all to a newly created virtual MIDI
interface that LMMS would attach to. Something like
http://pp.com.mx/python/alsaseq/project.html (search for MIDI router)
but I don't know if it is feasible.
> OTOH, everything is fine (and now a little bit better) for keyboards
> sending on only one channel.
I'll wait impatiently to see if your code is in next release candidate
(or full release already?) to give it a try.
Thank you,
Petr
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