Hi Be!
I think this is the most reasonable way forward from where Mixxx is.
This could facilitate a smooth phasing out of the XML format and a
transition to JSON. All the info contained in the header of XML files
could be defined in JSON with a metadata object.
Looking into other
Hi RJ,
Sorry for the late reply.
One thing I noticed was that the mixxxVersion attribute in
MixxxControllerPreset was not specifiable.
Good catch! Just opened an issue for that.
The compiled scripts should definitely be included! Please submit a PR
for 1.12. You're already an author on
Hi!
I have been working the last couple of weeks on polishing a big release
of Mixco. There have been significant improvements in tooling and
usability. Also documentation has improved, making less emphasis on
CoffeeScript and more emphasis on helping JavaScript developers.
You can check the
On 22/05/15 08:30, s...@cis.ch wrote:
If you don't like writting the XML file, you might be interested in this
framework I wrote: http://sinusoid.es/mixco/
Hey thanks, that's right up my alley.
Cool, I'm happy it's useful! I'm going to make a couple of changes
during the next days to
Hi!
If you don't like writting the XML file, you might be interested in this
framework I wrote: http://sinusoid.es/mixco/
JP
On 21/05/15 21:53, s...@cis.ch wrote:
Hi
Is it possible to divert all MIDI messages from a controller to a
script without listing every control individually?
Just wanted to refloat this, since I am still interested in getting
feedback.
Thanks guys!
JP
On 09/06/14 16:29, Juan Pedro Bolívar Puente wrote:
Hi!
I have been long waiting to present the results of my Mixco project
since there are some changes that I would like to still make
Hi!
I have been long waiting to present the results of my Mixco project
since there are some changes that I would like to still make, but maybe
it is good enough already and those changes could benefit from public
critizism. Here it is:
http://sinusoid.es/mixco/
I believe that the XML
Just a note folks, as we begin a potential call to all DJs, not
to get political all over everyone (really sorry) but all of this
he him his sprinkled all over our brainstorms as the only
gender-specific personal pronoun could be subconsciously giving the
wrong idea to some of the awesome
derailing the
thread wasn't at all the intention.
Sorry if it seemed like a derailment!!
I agree, back to the topic!
On Thu, 14 Nov 2013 22:08:04 +0100 Juan Pedro Bolívar Puente
raskolni...@gnu.org wrote:
Just a note folks, as we begin a potential call to all DJs,
not
to get political all
Hi!
I was wondering if there is any undocumented script control or method
that I could use to implement a beatjumping functionality to jump the
playhead by one beat forward or backwards in a way similar to how Torq
does it. I have not found a control to do this, so I have tried to do
this on
I disagree.
First, there is nothing intrinsically more performant in Lua than in
JavaScript -- they are both dynamically typed languages with objects and
first-class functions. Also, there is a wide choice of VMs in in
Javascript. While QtScript uses the webkit JS engine, which is fairly
I didn't mean to start a language pissing contest... but it looks
like I did :)
Sorry my message was a bit harsh... I did not mean to dismerit Lua. But
lets make some comments...
Lua does not meet the realtime constraints neither anyway.
What makes you say that? I see you have experience
Hi Daniel,
Thanks a lot for the well-thought feedback! In the meantime, I have
ported all the code to Literate CoffeeScript. The purpose of this is
to remove yet-another-extra-file-to-maintain (the script code *is* the
documentation of how the buttons are mapped) and to encourage users to
i bet that loads of peole would be interested in being able to use this
with HID controllers.
which are currently a bit more confusing that midi stuff.
That seems an interesting next step. Sadly I do not have a HID
controller, but I may be able to borrow one after I finish the MIDI side
On 07/03/13 04:16, Owen Williams wrote:
The best thing to do is try to get a backtrace, as described in
http://www.mixxx.org/wiki/doku.php/creating_backtraces
This will give us the information we need to analyze the crash.
Yeah, I just happened to never core dumps enabled when getting the
Hi!
I have been playing with different versions of trunk for a long time.
The new features are awesome and stability has usually been quite good.
However, since I last upgraded a month ago or a bit earlier to the 1.11
branch, I get crashes regularly, it's almost impossible to play for more
than
An issue with Github is: it's not free software. Seems a bit odd a
project that lets me DJ without propietary software makes developers use
proprietary software.
JP
On 31/12/12 03:34, Philip Whelan wrote:
I agree, we should do a poll. I'll be glad to participate so we can
just get the ball
Hi!
mpd support sounds nice.
Good to hear!
Out of curiosity how man songs are in your library?
Around 300 GB (I'm not at home now I dunno how many songs that is exactly
but several tens or even hundreds of thousands I guess).
Do you want to connect to the mpd server or just read it's
Hi!
Mixxx takes really long to update my big library so I have decided to
implement a MPD library extension that hopefully can be there for the
next version. It should be not very complicated given the extensible
design that Mixxx seems to have to this regard and the nice libmpdclient
[1].
Here
Hi guys!
I have been playing with the master branch today, it is great, I really
like it! And I have updated the M-Audio Xponent script to play nicely
with it. I attach the latest version.
There is one issue i found, it seems that someone added constraint to
script.pitch helper that makes it
Hi guys,
First of all, I want to thank you for your great work. I just pulled
the changes on trunk to get the new stuff into my round-bpm branch, just
to realise that this branch is no longer needed. The two changes I had
there (bpm round, and recently lo-fi rendering for lower cpu
consumption)
Hi Sean!
- Midi controllers do not work. Whatever script I choose CPU goes 100%
but the mapping does not work (I have an M-Audio Xponent)
This is probably due to our 1ms controller polling timer that kills
Linux kernels running with less than a 1000Hz timer. We're trying to
figure out the
Hello,
Last saturday in a drum-and-bass party I saw how TC (ab)used the effect
of looping and then shortening the loop until one is actually building a
whole new sound out of it that sounds somewhat like a square wave. I
found it easy to implement on the controller mapping side and given that
the
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