s much
rubato as you want, then you make Rosegarden's tempo conform to that by
selecting notes on the beats and then FitToBeats. It's been a while so I
don't remember how it got the old notes into the new tempo but there was
something to do
hat once it was
compiled into that resources file, that was The End.
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appear a different color.
You can move from one layer to another by the colored layer wheel and I
believe there is a layer menu that does that too.
Still not 100% sure this is what you meant, but I hope it helps.
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>> back to when you first started, it would cure a lot of frustration.
>> Also, "insert" for the key to stop is right next to the "home" key, so
>> if
ps, as Rosegarden is actually doing that in real time.
Right. It will adjust the MIDI tempo to track tempo, and will even adjust
the tempo several times a measure to make each note come out right in
ramps, but there is no way in MIDI to represent a continuous ramp.
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> I dont understand how to move from one level to another in notation
> view.Can be done?
Yes, there's a keyboard shortcut alt-up-arrow or alt-down-arrow, or just
click on the staff.
Tom
mposition?
>From the main menu, Composition -> Change Composition Start and End. I
think that if you export it immediately, it will stay that length, but
it's been a long time since I looked at that.
Be aware that all sorts of commands will invoke the code that sets the
length longer.
H
that RG would frustrate new users by not making any sound if they
hadn't configured it right, so IIUC the idea was it should try hard to
play sound if at all possible.
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> should be right-click, while setting to center should be middle-click.
Seems reasonable.
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all the funny stuff like repeats and ornaments. And ties. OTOH you lose
some notational info like repeats and note names (A# vs Bb).
Not sure how well this fits CSound, which I barely know, but the sort of
code involved can be copied from MidiInserter.h &am
27;t share them between channels.
Does this make sense to you?
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mistake that corrupts the whole thing?
Will look further, and look at the MIDI Abrolag sent - thank you for that.
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Perhaps I misunderstood your setup - are you reading a MIDI file in, it
contains bank changes, and when you play back they are messed up? Or they
show the wrong banks in the Instrument Parameter Panel? That would make
this code suspect, otherwise I'm afraid I
. It's right where I wrote:
// This was the old logic, but it's not clear that it is still
// desirable
and I think I ifdef'ed it out after we let it fly for a while and nobody
seemed to be using it. Obviously that's not the case, so I'll pu
ried unchecking all the checkboxes in Instrument Parameters?
Basically, that tells it not to try to set up an instrument, because setup
will be handled externally, which sounds like what you are doing.
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from the tool bar - but it appears you're talking about something else,
how the screen tries to recenter when you move to the edge. I don't know.
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like, there's Erase Tempos and Timesigs (from menu)
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> and is mentioned in the manual:
>
> http://rosegardenmusic.com/wiki/doc:manual-en#stretching_and_squashing_segments
Thanks, I completely missed that. I'm usually working on
. You might try the sox toolkit, which can do that.
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ther values.
By "some other values", I mean the IPB values. From what you say, I'm not
sure whether you have set the IPB values the way you want them - sounds
like it's annoying you by setting controllers back to IPB values?
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t now want to manage an event selection.
* GroupingData: Another lesser Notation Type. It knows how to beam events.
* GroupingState: Basically GroupingData plus some info to help map old
beaming to new. That's what I'm working on today.
* RgMath: A namespace containing som
ot), which you recently changed. We only do
that when we're already recording.
Alsa was experimenting with some sort of RECORD signal, but I'm not sure
the current status of it. There's a little about it here
http://alsa-project.org/main
insert it. We do read
it, pass it around and play it back if playthru is on.
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> Hello,I get a invalid file message while trying to import this midi
> filenote that it plays well in Timidity...
> http://www.midiworld.com/download/1296
> file not found or not readable.
That happens because it can't open the file.
choice, since, e.g., 10 Hz is twice as slow as 10
> cycles per quarter note at q=120 bpm. I suppose this just amounts to
> doing a calculation/conversion for the UI for one of the choices, so I
> suspect it's not a big deal.
Right, it's pretty easy to convert.
Tom Breton
On the devel list, we're talking about how to make the pitchbend dialog
clearer.
If you use the pitchbend dialog, if the "Vibrato wavelength" field changed
to "cycles per quarter note" or "hertz", would that be easier or harder
for you to use?
matter how crazy and
buggy the input is. So that's probably indicating that g++ encountering
something severe, like running out of memory.
I know nothing about ibooks, but Rg does require a lot of memory to
compile. I had problems compiling in 1
192) on every note.
* On the pitchbend ruler, select (say) all the pitchbends on D's
* "Controllers" -> "Set"
* There will be a dialog
* Choose "Flat" (which is the default)
* Set it to the bend the D's should have, say 5611.
* Done. All the notes yo
itchbends on all the notes, then grab (say) all
the D's and set them ~en masse~ to what you want.
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> On 03/18/2013 12:28 PM, Tom Breton (Tehom) wrote:
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>> Yes, but it isn't very useful AFAIK. Starting playing one starts
>> playing
>> the other, etc. No extra functionality but twice the chaos.
>
> What is this chaos you speak of? Each instance is se
> and copy&paste a midi fragment from a rg project to another?
> am i missing something?
One thing you might try is editing one, copying to clipboard, then edit
the other and paste. That works.
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uish rectangle around notes but
they don't get selected, you may have to close the segment window and open
it again. Sorry about that.
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re than 16
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MIDI hardware sometimes uses the trick of providing (say) 64 channels as 4
ports of 16 channels each. So I'm thinking some sort of "gang MIDI"
device that reverses that trick. But no promises that this
oo big, perhaps just the first few bars, but check that it still has
the bug. I can't guess what makes this different than MIDI files that
work right.
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d together. The idea is that you adjust the overall
track volume with Volume, while Expression controls the moment by moment
volume, say for a crescendo.
Which I hope helps the OP set things the way he wants.
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> Also (being a pain in the arse) is there any possibility of implementing a
> Record Pause?
Unlikely but I can't speak for the group. You want to dive in and code it?
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It appears to work; KMidiMon reports seeing the expected control changes.
I will commit it now.
This is of course for fixed instruments; there's no right channel for auto
instruments to sync to.
Tom
Set" will let you set them to exact zero, or any flat
value, or ascending/descending, etc.
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Changed terminates at, I'm going to have to refactor a
bit, probably adding a new slot to RosegardenMainWindow. Don't want to
overstuff it, but it's dispatching instrumentParametersChanged in all its
manifestations, so ISTM that's th
imple.
I'm compiling it now and I'll see if it fixes this.
The fix, if it works: MidiMixerWindow::slotUpdateInstrument, which
ultimately receives the IPB's signal and others, now arranges an update
for each controller. New methods for several classes involved in gettin
c channel, it should be set to
> 'fixed' and a specific MIDI channel. This can cause some unexpected
> results.
That shouldn't make a difference. Preview notes are sent thru a separate
mechanism (ImmediateNote) that takes
control
panel, and I couldn't see anything in it that told me what volume it
thinks a channel has.
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select entirely off. This seems
wrong.
I *don't* think that can be the source of Marcio's problem. He has both
checks on, so regardless the history he would have send bank select =
true, and if it were happening ISTM it would mess up banks
dn't is if Send Bank Select is not checked on
MIDI Instrument Parameter Panel.
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to read, but you get a sense of what events are going thru)
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ome room to skip certain updates
(moveIteratorToTime) for segments that are being recorded. Bad news:
we're essentially already doing that, so no real room for improvement
there.
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e what you
are seeing, Jim.
If that's it, then it's a bit up in the air. We talked about somehow
queueing events instead of updating all the time, but that's definitely
not in 12.12 and I can't say whether or when that will happen.
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Yes, but I don't think that's it. The noteoff bug I made and fixed only
affected outgoing noteoffs, which only MIDI export looks at. It was
because I used the wrong STL container, but now w
oes either device have also an expression Instrument Parameter? The
volume that you hear is controlled by volume times expression.
> based on either the MIDI port or channel?
No. But you don't need to. You can create a default studio that's set up
the way y
nd volume settings from files saved from the
> earlier versions of Rosegarden.
>
> Do you know if that fix is actually included, or if that fix will be in
> a later release?
I believe so. It was on the trunk, so it
nd volume settings from files saved from the
> earlier versions of Rosegarden.
>
> Do you know if that fix is actually included, or if that fix will be in
> a later release?
I believe so. It was on the trunk, so it
external program to
fade (sox).
I do know that if it existed, internally it would have little in common
with MIDI volume control.
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It's exactly the same as if you've un-checked
> MIDI
> through routing in earlier versions. So has the through routing somehow
> become
> borked?
I can't reproduce it. MIDI routes thru normally here.
It
.
In SVN from a month ago? That should already be working! The 12.04
problem with stuck noteoffs (mine) should be long gone from the SVN, it
just hasn't made its way into a release. If the bug somehow got back in,
> I found it:
>
> Edit -> Preferences -> Notation -> [ ] When ... split-and-tie long ...
Added to the FAQ on wiki.
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ed but Rosegarden pushes this to the extreme. The Event list and the
> MIDI display in the transport both display notes & velocity but do not
> have
> any indication of channel or to which output port they are routed.
The event list can't. The transport displa
ome off that way,
>> it's just because I'm constantly in a huge hurry, and I'm being terse.
>>
>> Anyway, looks like Tom restored the existing behavior for you. Check it
>> out!
>
> Actua
k dialog at the left is showing?
If I understand your question, that will work if you set fixed channel and
uncheck "Bank" and "Program" in "Instrument Parameters".
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A bit quick-and-dirty: segmentInstrumentChanged just remaps the segment.
There's a much faster way to do it but it'd be more complex and it's not
clear that it needs to be that fast.
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>> But what's puzzling me most is that I can't reproduce it in the current
>> working version. I did what I thought the steps were, but I must have
>> missed something.
>
> First up, let's all ge
to the outgoing queue, the event is blocked
from the hardware.
Michael had it right, "Holy crap, Batman". I do hate leaving regressions
unfixed, and if there's real demand for this, I could probably desig
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