tToggleMute().
> We'll try to get this in after 23.06 ships. Unless you want to give it
> a shot. Feel free to open a feature request as that will help us track it.
>
> Ted.
>
> On 5/30/23 2:16 PM, Hugo van Galen wrote:
> > Hi Ted and others,
> >
> > I am cu
Hi Ted and others,
I am currently in the process of writing a user space utility to deal with
the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol A25 MIDI controller to make it more
usable on Linux (well, in Rosegarden anyway, that being my go-to music
authoring software). (Long story short: I basically read
I have successfully compiled Rosegarden with Jack2. I suspect that the
dependency list is a bit outdated.
As it appears you already have `libjack-jackd2-dev` installed, so skip this
dependency for now and after installing other dependencies, try compiling
the project again.
Hope this helps.
On
If options are enclosed in [] brackets, that usually indicates these are
optional. If you don't need them, you can omit them entirely, but if you
need them, you would need to add them but without the [] brackets.
So, if you do not want to build the debug version, then this would be
enough:
cma
>
>
> e.g. in my cae it would be
> controller 63 1 1
> which would set the first patch.
>
> Does this look right ??
>
That message looks good to me.
BUT -- I am not familiar with the Motif unit, but I quickly downloaded the
manual. In the MIDI section I do not see controller 63 documented, but o
>
>The colors are stored in the .rg file. The base set is in your
> autoload.rg file. You will find that here:
>
> ~/.local/share/rosegarden/autoload/autoload.rg
>
> (snip)
That's exactly the information I needed. Thanks!
> > According to the documentation, I should also have an "Add New
I am using the latest version in SVN.
When wanting to choose a different track colour, the dropdown only shows
the "Default" option. Did I screw up my build somehow?
I did try a `make clean all` but the problem persists. It does seem that
`build/src/qrc_data.cpp` includes a reference to `colourma
If you right click on a track you can choose the "Event List Editor". There
you can insert the Program Change or Controller messages that are specific
to your synth to select the correct patch. You obviously insert these
before all the other events.
However, Rosegarden will only send them at the
rixWidget.cpp's
addControlRuler() fixes the issue.
Should I report this as a separate bug, add a comment to bug #1543, or
assume that it will get fixed after a developer has read this message? :)
Best regards,
Hugo
On Tue, 21 Jul 2020 at 14:28, Hugo van Galen wrote:
> Thanks for your
ld successfully
load it again. (Phew -- I was afraid it somehow got corrupted and I lost my
song.) I shall submit a bug report for this one, I can imagine that being
really annoying.
Regards,
Hugo
On Tue, 30 Jun 2020 at 16:33, Ted Felix wrote:
> On 6/29/20 4:41 AM, Hugo van Galen wrote:
> > I
I have been using Rosegarden for about a decade now and have been able to
figure it out using search engines. Lately I ran into an issue that I don't
remember having before: I noticed that, when in the Matrix Editor, the
option "View / Rulers / Add Control Ruler / Volume Controller" doesn't do
anyt
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