08-10-2012, 10:56 PM
update auf 0.5.6
New in v0.5.6
LV2 State Files support.
Unused files clean-up removal.
Edit/Insert empty range.
MIME Document types and icons.
Improved plug-in state resilience.
Now with French and Japanese translations.
New in v0.5.5
Auto-monitored MIDI tracks were missing their pass-through to their respective MIDI output bus plugin chains, now fixed and letting any multi-timbral instrument plugin to get a peek from auto-monitoring.
New user option/preference to whether to open a plugin's editor (GUI) by default, when available (cf. View/Options.../Plugins/Editor).
Clicking and/or dragging for rubber-band selection on main track-view canvas doesn't change the edit-head and -tail positions anymore.
Backward and Forward transport commands now have an additional stop at first clip start point.
LV2 Atom/MIDI buffering support is finally entering the scene; LV2 Worker/Schedule support is also included in a bold attempt to convey non-MIDI event transfers between plugin and its UI.
MIDI Clip editor (aka. piano-roll) and MIDI Tools fix: avoid note-on events of zero velocity, which conventionally equates to a dangling note-off event and dropped into oblivion sooner or later. There's no more need for Shift/Ctrl keyboard modifier to change in one single step all the MIDI events that are currently selected (now consistent with drag-move).
LV2 Presets support now entering effective operational status; a new local option has been added (cf. View/Options.../Plugins/Paths/LV2 Presets directory; default is ~/.lv2).
Dropped XInitThreads() head call as it was never useful but on those early days of JUCE VST plugins.
Italian (it) translation added (by Massimo Callegari, thanks).
Clip fade-in/out dragging now follows snap-to-beat setting.
Late modern eye-candy indulgence: alternate shaded stripes, on every other bar as in a "zebra" background option for the main tracks and MIDI clip editor views (cf. View/Snap/Zebra).
LV2 Time/position information is now being supported through special designated plugin input ports (after suggestion by Filipe Coelho aka. falktx). Additionally, the time/position information report has been corrected and complemented for VST plugins.
Audio vs. MIDI time drift correction has been slightly improved against rogue tempo changes across looping cycles.
Honor tempo/timing on MIDI instrument plugins. Happy regression fix on getting MIDI note-offs at looping ends back in business; all the necessary bumming for MIDI plugins to play nice in face of tempo changes and whenever playback is started from anywhere but the beginning of the time-line (ie. frame zero); thanks to rvega aka. Rafael Vega, for the heads-up).
Audio clip wave-forms were being displayed in inverted phase (ie. upside-down) all this time ever since day one. What a shame!
LV2 Programs interface is getting initial experimental status, to let LV2 instrument plugins get on par with the DSSI and VST crowd for MIDI bank/program instrument inventory and selection support (a sidetrack complot with Filipe Coelho aka. falktx, thanks.
Dropped the old but entirely useless LV2 URI-unmap feature, now being superseded by official LV2 URID (un)mapper.
Russian (ru) translation added (by Alexandre Prokoudine, thanks).
SLV2 deprecation process started, effective now at configure time.
Added include to shut up gcc 4.7 build failures (patch by Alessio Treglia, closing bug #3514794).
Another approach avoiding recursive observer widget updates. Also applies to mixer, monitor and track state buttons.
Update to latest LV2 state extension (by David Robillard, thanks).
Loop-recording/take number displayed on clip title, respectively.
Make(ing) -jN parallel builds now available for the masses.
A one buffer period slack on audio engine's loop turn-around logic might just have fixed an illusive report on loop-recording/takes going progressively out-of-sync, most notably when recording under large audio buffer period sizes (>= 1024 frames/buffer).
Editing MIDI while playback is rolling, doesn't mute the track any more, adding a point to the live editing experience.
Finer granularity for direct access parameter mouse wheel changes.
Dropped a dumb optimization for short full-cached multiple linked /ref-counted audio clips which were incidentally out-of-sync after rewind/backward playback.
Once again and uncertain to be the last take on this, got fixed (probably related to some oddity reported by Louigi Verona, thanks).
New in v0.5.6
LV2 State Files support.
Unused files clean-up removal.
Edit/Insert empty range.
MIME Document types and icons.
Improved plug-in state resilience.
Now with French and Japanese translations.
New in v0.5.5
Auto-monitored MIDI tracks were missing their pass-through to their respective MIDI output bus plugin chains, now fixed and letting any multi-timbral instrument plugin to get a peek from auto-monitoring.
New user option/preference to whether to open a plugin's editor (GUI) by default, when available (cf. View/Options.../Plugins/Editor).
Clicking and/or dragging for rubber-band selection on main track-view canvas doesn't change the edit-head and -tail positions anymore.
Backward and Forward transport commands now have an additional stop at first clip start point.
LV2 Atom/MIDI buffering support is finally entering the scene; LV2 Worker/Schedule support is also included in a bold attempt to convey non-MIDI event transfers between plugin and its UI.
MIDI Clip editor (aka. piano-roll) and MIDI Tools fix: avoid note-on events of zero velocity, which conventionally equates to a dangling note-off event and dropped into oblivion sooner or later. There's no more need for Shift/Ctrl keyboard modifier to change in one single step all the MIDI events that are currently selected (now consistent with drag-move).
LV2 Presets support now entering effective operational status; a new local option has been added (cf. View/Options.../Plugins/Paths/LV2 Presets directory; default is ~/.lv2).
Dropped XInitThreads() head call as it was never useful but on those early days of JUCE VST plugins.
Italian (it) translation added (by Massimo Callegari, thanks).
Clip fade-in/out dragging now follows snap-to-beat setting.
Late modern eye-candy indulgence: alternate shaded stripes, on every other bar as in a "zebra" background option for the main tracks and MIDI clip editor views (cf. View/Snap/Zebra).
LV2 Time/position information is now being supported through special designated plugin input ports (after suggestion by Filipe Coelho aka. falktx). Additionally, the time/position information report has been corrected and complemented for VST plugins.
Audio vs. MIDI time drift correction has been slightly improved against rogue tempo changes across looping cycles.
Honor tempo/timing on MIDI instrument plugins. Happy regression fix on getting MIDI note-offs at looping ends back in business; all the necessary bumming for MIDI plugins to play nice in face of tempo changes and whenever playback is started from anywhere but the beginning of the time-line (ie. frame zero); thanks to rvega aka. Rafael Vega, for the heads-up).
Audio clip wave-forms were being displayed in inverted phase (ie. upside-down) all this time ever since day one. What a shame!
LV2 Programs interface is getting initial experimental status, to let LV2 instrument plugins get on par with the DSSI and VST crowd for MIDI bank/program instrument inventory and selection support (a sidetrack complot with Filipe Coelho aka. falktx, thanks
.Dropped the old but entirely useless LV2 URI-unmap feature, now being superseded by official LV2 URID (un)mapper.
Russian (ru) translation added (by Alexandre Prokoudine, thanks).
SLV2 deprecation process started, effective now at configure time.
Added include to shut up gcc 4.7 build failures (patch by Alessio Treglia, closing bug #3514794).
Another approach avoiding recursive observer widget updates. Also applies to mixer, monitor and track state buttons.
Update to latest LV2 state extension (by David Robillard, thanks).
Loop-recording/take number displayed on clip title, respectively.
Make(ing) -jN parallel builds now available for the masses.
A one buffer period slack on audio engine's loop turn-around logic might just have fixed an illusive report on loop-recording/takes going progressively out-of-sync, most notably when recording under large audio buffer period sizes (>= 1024 frames/buffer).
Editing MIDI while playback is rolling, doesn't mute the track any more, adding a point to the live editing experience.
Finer granularity for direct access parameter mouse wheel changes.
Dropped a dumb optimization for short full-cached multiple linked /ref-counted audio clips which were incidentally out-of-sync after rewind/backward playback.
Once again and uncertain to be the last take on this, got fixed (probably related to some oddity reported by Louigi Verona, thanks).
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