Re: QWS List AW: AW: AW: New keyboard time

[Luis Carlos González Moráles]

For me, if the Yamaha PSR-A5000 has voice guide will purchase it. Saying 
that Yamaha Genos/PSR-SX/A series aren't accessible is just an excuse 
for not bying it.


Simon Jaeger wrote:


This is just my opinion, but I would rather learn all the button press 
sequences I need to than be completely shut out of a touchscreen 
because Yamaha just didn't bother updating the voice guide to support 
that function.


I got a Roland Juno-DS61 a few days ago. It's a lot less expensive and 
fancy than some of the keyboards I hear about here, but it still has a 
pretty wide range of sounds and expansions available. I haven't 
started really deep diving into the menus; I got it less than a week 
ago and work is busy, but I know it will work with QWS and I'm 
certainly excited to play around with it beyond just exploring the 
sounds. I also have Komplete and that whole big setup, but it's 
sometimes nice to have a keyboard you can just pull out and compose 
on. I found I was doing way too little music production because the 
process got too complex. When I knew all my buttons, menus, program 
numbers and bank numbers by heart, I got stuff done really quickly. 
I'm hoping to go back to basics and start doing that again. Basically, 
my advice is don't get rid of the things that "just work".


On 5/27/2021 1:49 PM, Niklas Rittinghaus wrote:


I haven’t tryed it with QWS till yet, so I don’t know how good it 
works on there.


Best

Niklas

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Thanks. That’s good to know.

Do you use it with QWS at all?  If so, how well does that work?  If I 
get it someday, my primary use for it would be with QWS and Logic Pro.


God bless!

Seth

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Re: QWS List New keyboard time

[Luis Carlos González Moráles]

I guess I'm on the same side, however much different: The next keyboard 
shall be a Yamaha PSR-A5000. The previous yamaha keyboards that I have 
(PSR-S710 and PSR-A2000) has 10? and 5 years respectively when I was 
using them. I know it wouldn't like it since it has touchscreen, however 
an accessibility attempt is on the way. I'm shure the related models 
(PSR-SX900/700) have that feature, however the price kinda a little 
expensive? I need to check.



Brian Williams wrote:

Not strictly QWS related but I hope admin won’t mind. I think it is time for a 
new keyboard. I have a Yamaha DGX-205 and a Roland EXR-5S, both of which are 
about 20 years old. I will be passing  both on to local youngsters in the hope 
of sowing the seeds of a profession in music or an interesting hobby. So I’m 
after some advice as to what keyboards are out there which are either 
accessible to someone with no sight or not too complicated or expensive for a 
mere hobbiest. Thanks.
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Re: QWS List QWS Ver 2.0?

[Luis Carlos González Moráles]

Oh that really hurt me. That really, really hurt me.
I hope you recover the source soon.

JAMES BOWDEN wrote:



Original Message
From: ny...@gypsyheir.com
Date: 28/01/21 03:15
To: qws@AndreLouis.COM
Subject: RE: QWS List QWS Ver 2.0?

I know this may be because of my long history with MIDI, but I don't 
know that  a 2.0 version of the specification will saturate much into 
the industry. MIDI as it exists right now has a couple of major 
advantages. First off, it's documented very well in its various 
flavors. Second, everything, and by everything I mean every single 
element of the specification, is optional. That's a lot of flexibility 
there.


Also remember that the MMA can do anything they want to in updating or 
rolling out new versions of the MIDI specification, but someone has to 
implement it, and that means both sides -- James would have to make 
QWS MIDI 2.x compatible, and there'd have to be hardware that used it 
too. Given the current retro craze I'm finding it a bit hard to expect 
both of those things to come together at once.


I seriously doubt James is done with QWS, but he has said a couple of 
times here he's working on other stuff and will get back to QWS soon 
enough.




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Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2021 6:04 PM

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Subject: Re: QWS List QWS Ver 2.0?



Hi Carlos, my tocallo,

I was eaven thinking the same thing about a tentative QWS 2.0, since I 
was recently exploring about the new MIDI 2.0. Could this possibility 
will become reality? And also don't want to come to the extreme, but 
will be a GUI rewrite, so instead of using lng files to translate qws 
in this case, can we use PO nd MO files?




Carlos Gonzalez wrote:

Will there ever be a Version 2.0of QWS? Or, has the QWS project been

laid to rest never to be heard from again?



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Re: QWS List QWS Ver 2.0?

[Luis Carlos González Moráles]

Hi Carlos, my tocallo,
I was eaven thinking the same thing about a tentative QWS 2.0, since I 
was recently exploring about the new MIDI 2.0. Could this possibility 
will become reality? And also don't want to come to the extreme, but 
will be a GUI rewrite, so instead of using lng files to translate qws in 
this case, can we use PO nd MO files?


Carlos Gonzalez wrote:
Will there ever be a Version 2.0of QWS? Or, has the QWS project been 
laid to rest never to be heard from again?


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Re: QWS List QWS Abandonedware

[Luis Carlos González Moráles]

Were can I find qwsm? I'm thinking if it's in development.

Nicole Massey wrote:

It's not abandoned, so it can't be deemed abandonware. James has been working 
on other projects, but he's got a vast list of suggested improvements to work 
with down the line.
So I wouldn't hold your breath at it going abandoned anytime soon.
You mentioned Reaper. QWS can work as the MIDI editor in Reaper, so that may 
help in providing things like VST support and audio recording.
Personally, I'd prefer the development of QWSM (Quick Windows Stage Manager) so 
I could manage my live MIDI rig. I've got a full set of features and 
specifications I'd like for a program like this.

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Sent: Saturday, May 09, 2020 12:11 PM
To: QWS list 
Subject: QWS List QWS Abandonedware

Hello All:

  When will QWS be declared as Abandoned-ware?  So, that some interested 
developers can take over the project and bring it up-to-date.  I know all about 
REAPER.  However! It's too big and complicated and for personal/hobbyist use 
QWS is better suited for personal use.

  Hope some developer will find QWS project worthy of his/her time!

  QWS is a very good software project for those of us who are blind and 
like making music for personal enjoyment!

  Thank You! For reading and responding to this message!


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Re: QWS List QWS Abandonedware

[Luis Carlos González Moráles]

I'm using QWS always, however I'm slowely transitioning to Reaper, both 
as audio and midi editing.


Richard Wells wrote:

I still use QWS daily and I hope it never goes away.

On 5/9/2020 12:10 PM, Carlos Gonzalez wrote:

Hello All:

    When will QWS be declared as Abandoned-ware?  So, that some 
interested developers can take over the project and bring it 
up-to-date.  I know all about REAPER.  However! It's too big and 
complicated and for personal/hobbyist use QWS is better suited for 
personal use.


    Hope some developer will find QWS project worthy of his/her time!

    QWS is a very good software project for those of us who are blind 
and like making music for personal enjoyment!


    Thank You! For reading and responding to this message!



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