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NEWS for Sequencer64 0.96.0
Chris Ahlstrom
2015-07-10 to 2018-09-27
This file collects major changes that are older and clutter up
the README file. This file should be called "OLD NEWS".
Older major updates:
Pull Request #150 from user jfrey-xx:
While the commit messages should be self-explanatory, here is a list of
the current modifications:
- I encountered weird behaviors while recording without touching the GUI,
and switching back and forth between play / pause (note on 0, note off
with some positive values, as if it got inverted at some point) - I
am controlling which sequence to record or to set to midi through,
explicitly disabling for each state the previous sequence when I am
switching to a new one. Since it appears only one sequence at a time
(or one sequence/channel) can be an "input" at the level of
perform.cpp, it could happen that disabling recording or midi through
"steals" the input from an active sequence.
- Incoming MIDI events are systematically checked against all captured
MIDI, otherwise too often unwanted notes would be recorded or played
-- in the comments previous behavior is justified to avoid delays, but
I willing to trade CPU cycles for that.
- Fixed toggle for quantizing mode; it was not working neither for MIDI
control nor GUI.
- Biggest change: the MIDI control "reserved for expansion" is now used
to set the "replace" flag while recording.
- Version 0.95.4:
- Enable a JACK-less version of the rtmidi build. GitHub issue #165.
If --disable-jack is used, rtmidi will come up as ALSA even if
the JACK process is running.
- Version 0.95.3:
- Fixed errors building lash.
- Fixed error building in 32-bit g++ 4.9.
- Allowed builds of the command-line and GUI versions in the same
build: ./bootstrap -er -cli -rm
- Version 0.95.2:
- Added the Qt 5 version of the Event Editor.
- Catching up on some more features from the Gtkmm-2:4 version.
- Group-learn support.
- Tap BPM support.
- Export Song as non-SeqSpec MIDI.
- Export as non-SeqSpec MIDI.
- Additional buttons:
- Open Song Editor ("performance edit").
- Apply Song Transpose.
- Clear Mute Groups.
- Reload Mute Groups.
- Song Mute On/Off/Toggle.
- Fixed some minor issues found.
- Version 0.95.1: A lot of stuff for a "minor" release! We are
conserving version numbers, plus most fixes are getting the Qt 5
version as functional as the Gtkmm-2.4 version of the GUI.
- Cleaned up the Build Info dialog and enhanced the About dialog.
- See "Pull Request #150" in the NEWS file.
- Added the ability to read Cakewalk "WRK" files.
- Refactoring the "qseq" classes to avoid constant redraws.
- More work on getting Qt version of seqedit to handle the same
features as seqedit.
- Fixed seq64 to match seq24/qpseq64 for displaying beats and
measures properly in seqedit when the time-signature is changed.
- Double precision for BPM in Qt user-interface.
- Fixed issue #130 where editing event data (seqdata) would
be slow/jerky with large patterns.
- Fixed issues building Qt/rtmidi executable with automake.
- Added an external pattern-editor window and song-editor window
for the Qt user-interface, plus an LFO window.
- Made the Seq32 transpose option permanent, not macroed.
- Adding progress-following for the pattern and song editors.
- Enhanced MIDI file PPQN handling, and added an option to use the
PPQN in the MIDI file, if present. Use "--ppqn 0" or set the
"user" file "midi_ppqn" value to 0.
- Fixed the broken "Expand" and "Replace" options in the sequence
editor (still working on the Qt version).
- Version 0.95.0:
- Improved the Windows version and its packaging. Added a Windows
icon, an installer, better data support and documentation, and
upgrades to the GUI.
- Added the ability to ignore ports that cannot be opened, and to
report them. Needed for Windows.
- Fixed display of event data values in the Gtkmm GUI.
- Fixed broken "replace loop" recording functionality (Linux).
- Fixed broken "expand loop" recording functionality (Linux).
- As usual, a raft of minor improvements.
- Version 0.94.8:
- Fixed issues with configure.ac.
- Added Qt "pro" files to support qmake and Qt Creator to make
a PortMidi build for Linux/Windows.
- Added full-path handling to recent-files feature and fixed issues
with it.
- Improved the log-file handling and added it to all versions of the
application. Added reroute_stdio() implementation for Windows.
- Caught up with the latest features for 32-bit builds, more to do.
- Beefing up PortMidi error-handling.
- Version 0.94.7:
- Keystroke-handling cleanup in preparation for a Qt build.
Qt keystroke combinations now mapped to Gtkmm values. Tricky.
- Now storing the full path-names of recent-file entries.
- Restored mainwid event color to the normal colors if no
color palette selection for the sequence.
- Fixed a bug in reading long recent-file entries. Caused an
infinite loop. Your basic programmer brain-fart. Also fixed
recent-file handling in Gtkmm and Qt builds.
- Improve the handling of "-o scale=x.y", still has minor issues.
- The basics of the Qt build work. It uses the internals from
seq64, but the Qt user-interface still lacks a lot of features of
seq64.
- Version 0.94.6:
- Fixed tempo handling, issue #141.
- Added sequence-coloring, stored per sequence as an index into a
palette. Colors the mainwid sequence events background and the
perfroll events background.
- Improving support for a Qt 5 build, still not ready for real
usage, use at your own risk
- Support for configure script without needing to bootstrap.
- Version 0.94.5:
- Added the ability to scale the main window from 1.0 to 3.0 times
its normal size. Has issues, but makes buttons bigger and the
layout easier to see from a distance.
- Fixed issues with parsing the -o/--options and adding a file to
open as the last command-line argument.
- Fixed issues #92 and #94, and other issues with multi-wid set
selection.
- Adding events in the seqedit event pane did not work. Fixed.
- Importing a file wiped out existing set notes. Fixed.
- Version 0.94.4:
- Fixed some mismanagement of the changing image for the transpose
and play buttons that caused segfaults on some systems.
- Fixed build errors with --enable-mainscroll (an unfinished feature).
- The LFO window button now toggles that window.
- Added a pattern editor event button showing only existing events.
- Fleshed out the implementation of MIDI control for sequence record,
quantize record, and thru.
- The configure script is now removed (for reconstruction) after a
--full-clean bootstrap.
- Fixed issues with changing the screenset via keystroke,
spinbutton, and MIDI control event.
- Version 0.94.3:
- Changed SeqSpec proprietary track number from 0x7777 to 0x3FFF.
This will change existing files silently to store the new track
number.
- Added a File / Export option to write a version of a file without
Sequencer64-specific SeqSpecs.
- Unhandled meta events are now preserved instead of being sent to
the bit bucket. They are saved along with the rest of the data.
- The sequence number is now shown in the pattern and event editors.
- Minor fixes and improvements to fruity interaction mode, plus
fixing GitHub issues #90 and #105. Also show fruity mode
indicator in the pattern editor.
- Version 0.94.2:
- Fixed issue #124, Stop button not resetting the progress bar.
- Improved the panic function, and fixed an issue with it when JACK
native mode is in force.
- The "user" definitions for port names are now applied to the
virtual (manual) output ports by the "-m -R" options. Note that
input ports no longer show the "user" definitions.
- Installation now adds files to /usr/local/share/sequencer64-0.94.
- Version 0.94.1:
- Fixed a side-effect of code that kept resetting the tick position
to 0, preventing progress if JACK transport was active.
- Fixed the MIDI clock issue #123.
- Version 0.94.0:
- Additions from the Oli Kester project, "Kepler34".
- Panic-button to stop everything!
- Recent-files menu entries; logs full path-names, but shows
only the base name. Has Gtk issue with using underscore as
an accelerator.
- Support for multiple trigger selection in the Song Editor, but
incomplete and currently disabled.
- Initial support for Song Recording, in Live mode, which writes
the live muting changes as triggers to the Song Editor.
Also has a song-recording snap mode.
- A one-shot queuing mode is now provided. It works like
queueing, but unqueues the pattern after one playback.
- Issue #122 bad alsamidi build fixed.
- Bug fixes to unreported issues:
- Seq64, when not JACK Transport Master, would not play and
caused other JACK clients to not play either.
- Somehow the "night mode" was painting notes black in the
perfroll.
- Adding a set-note caused a prompt for saving even with no
changes.
- Major major fixes for the "user" configuration file, and
a new "[comments]" section for it. Also fixed ancient bug
in populating the seqedit event menu, and no longer apply
the "user" devices to the input port.
- The ability to toggle the time display between "B:B:T" and
"H:M:S" has been added.
- Version 0.93.5:
- Fixes an issue where incoming Active Sensing events are treated
incorrectly. Also update handling for similar events.
- Added configure and helper files to the official checkout so that
users do not have to install so much dev software.
- Changed "-v" to be a new "--verbose" option for trouble-shooting.
- Fixed the setting of the "stazed" filter-by-channel functionality,
which was disabled.
- Added (WE HOPE) the missing start/stop/continue functionality in
the "rtmidi" ALSA and JACK implementations.
- Some improvements to set_status() functions.
- Minor cleanup, and investigation into an issue with triggers and
the pause functionality in Song mode.
- Version 0.93.4:
- Duh, I forgot to do this. Debian packaging fixes?
- Merging a miniature version of the PortMIDI library, called
"portmini", into the code base ("windows" branch).
- Building for Windows, still in progress in the "windows" branch.
Currently supports only the command-line build (bootstrap option
-win).
- Version 0.93.3:
- Fixes to issue #105 relating to fruity interactions.
- Made it obvious when a nute-group cannot be supported due to
larger set sizes with the --option sets=RxC setting.
- Desktop-settings updates.
- Other fixes to unreported problems we found.
- Version 0.93.2:
- Tweaking the sizing of main window to avoid bottom clipping found
with some Gnome themes. Just fudging it, unfortunately.
- Fixed issue #103 which wrote global tempo bytes backwards.
- Fixed issue #106, an off-by-one error in calculating measures that
causes edited patterns to grow.
- Version 0.93.1:
- Version 0.93.1 supports the management of a native MIDI tempo
track, adhering to MIDI specs.
- Tempo events are mostly editable like normal events. No separate
"tempo track" editor needed at present.
- Version 0.93.0:
- Initial support for the tempo track. It currently includes making
Meta events have full support in Sequencer64, including in the
event editor (only Set Tempo and Time Signature are fully
supported at this time, and share code with SysEx support).
- Merged pull request #95 of user layk to fix an issue with
manipulating long notes while playing.
- Fixes a bug where the event editor is not updating properly.
A long-time regression!
- Version 0.92.0:
- Added support for variable set-size, from the default
4x8 (rows x columns) to 8x12. Can be combined with multi-wid.
- Up to 96 hot-keys via a shift/double-shift feature.
- Version 0.91.0:
- Added option to show a grid of sets, with one set spinner per
main window. Set from command-line or the "usr" configuration.
- Version 0.90.6:
- BPM (tempo) can now be altered in JACK mode.
- Added the Stazed Seq32 upgrade to allow, in addition to
merge-on-record, overwrite-on-record and expand-measures on
record.
- Added Jean-Emmanuel beats-per-measure and measure text-editing
support to support arbitrary values, issue #77.
- Added Jean-Emmanuel seqmenu crash when pasting empty clipboard,
issue #80.
- Added Jean-Emmanuel feature of a scrollable main window,
conditionally built, pull request #82.
- Version 0.90.5:
- Added a queued-replace (queued-solo) feature. It works only with
the current (in-view) screen-set. See issue #74.
- Made the strip-mutes option permanent.
- Fixed a crash in ALSA when input goes to output to input (MIDI
feedback) with an app like VMPK.
- Fixed issue #76 where the JACK Connect Button was the wrong kind
of button, and we had enabled making Gtk warnings fatal.
- Tightened up the event editor, but it is still easy to make it
crash by adding multiple duplicate events; and they all are shown
only as a single event.
- Version 0.90.4:
- Replaces 0.91.0 for now.
- Fixed issue #75 where program-change and channel-pressure were
stripped.
- Fixed issue #72 where "ghost" mute-groups were appearing due
to an error in scanning the mute-group section.
- Added a menu command to clear mute groups. This affects MIDI
files that contain mute group information.
- Added a menu command to reload the mute groups from the "rc" file.
- Improved the CLI version, still MIDI control only. Still handles
only one MIDI file, passed on the command-line. Added usable
"daemonize" and "log=file" options.
- Version 0.90.3:
- Added a console/daemon (no GUI) version, seq64cli. Configure this
one with "./bootstrap -er -cli". Still a work in progress, many
issues remain.
- Fixed a bug in detecting Note On events with 0 velocity.
- Fixed issue #69, pass-thru button not working correctly
- Fixed issue #71, bad handling of Live mode pattern clicks.
- Updated the Debian package-creation "code".
- Version 0.90.2:
- BACKPORTED a BUG FIX from wip 0.91.0 to fix issue with
detecting Note On velocity 0!
- Fixed weird parsing bug in configfile module.
- Fixed incomplete implementation of MIDI stop, start, continue, and
song-position events, issue #67.
- Extended MIDI controls for Stop / Pause / Start, and coarse BPM
settings. Precursor to issue #64 ("no GUI"). Partial fix for
issue #56 ("more midi control").
- Converted BPM to a double-precision value, and made the number of
digits of precision for beats/minute configurable to 0, 1, or 2.
Takes care of issue #63.
- Some minor bugs, such as mute status (mainwid) and playback status
(seqedit) not being in synch.
- Functions for SEQ64_APP_NAME and SEQ64_CLIENT_NAME.
- Upgraded the Debian packaging setup.
- Version 0.90.1:
- Fixes a JACK naming and connection issue when accessing ports
exposed by a2jmidid.
- Fixes a long-standing (back to seq24) issue where the Free
selection in the pattern editor would still set the MIDI input to
a fixed velocity.
- Double-precision tempo added.
- Version 0.90.0:
- Initial support for using a heavily-refactored RtMidi spinoff
library to support native JACK MIDI (as opposed to just JACK
transport). RtMidi turned out not to match the model of
Sequencer64 very well, so to call it an "RtMidi" version is very
misleading.
- PortMidi has been activated! Builds and runs in Linux, still
need to set up Gtk for Windows. However, it has issues currently,
and we are going to eventually deprecate it.
- Version 0.9.21:
- Returning to the std::list operation, but with sorting occurring
after loading. This buys speed of loading of a large MIDI file
and better throughput during playback. Other implementations can
be activate (see INSTALL).
Try the large
b4uacuse-stress.midi file and experiment for yourself.
- The LFO window is now built-in by default. Use --disable-lfo
if you do not like it.
- Added a JACK/ALSA button to show status and bring up a JACK
connection dialog.
- Particular changes since the seq64 fork:
- Sequencer64 loads SMF 0 files and splits the channels into separate
tracks/sequences.
- JACK support has been improved, thanks in part to seq32.
- Pause functionality added to playback under ALSA. Pause leaves
playback where it is, and resumes when playback restarts. Stop
rewinds the sequences. Also added is a Pause key (the period).
Pause can be disabled at configure time.
- Long sequences/patterns auto-scroll horizontally during playback
to keep up with the progress bar in the sequence/pattern editor.
- Highlighting of the current sequence brought up for editing.
- MIDI Clock support has been fixed. Sequencer64 interacts better with
QJackCtl, Hydrogen, and Klick (command-line metronome). See the
testing described in contrib/notes/jack-testing.txt.
- An event-editing window has been added, for viewing and editing a
list of events, regardless of event type. Viewing is fine, editing
basics work.
- Two synchronized song-editor windows can be shown on screen, to
better arrange songs with a large number of tracks.
- Added a more modern-looking, bolder font to the graphical user
interface, selectable at run-time, in the "user" configuration file.
- Added an ALSA --bus option for easier testing against a specific
hardware/software synthesizer.
- Added a --ppqn option to try to play files at the right speed. Still
in progress, as the Seq24 PPQN value of 192 affects a lot of code!
It basically works, but bugs may still lurk.
- Added support for keeping performance and sequence user-interfaces in
editing mode, very helpful for certain crappy laptop trackpads.
- Shift-left-click on the pattern slot in the pattern editor toggles
the playing state of all other patterns. This works across
screen-sets. Shift-left-click on the pattern name or M in the
song editor toggles the mute state of all other tracks.
- Added arrow key support to some of the windows and panes.
- The "l" and "r" keys initiate arrow movement of the performance
markers.
- If notes are selected in the pattern editor, the arrow keys can
be used to move the notes in time and in pitch.
- If selected notes are copied-and-pasted, the selection box that
indicates where they will be dropped can be moved with the arrow
keys. Hitting "Enter" drops the notes just like a left-click.
- In the performance editor, a pattern can be selected with the
mouse and moved right/left with the arrow keys.
- Added support for using special keys to manipulate some of the
user-interface elements:
- The "l" and "r" keys initiate arrow movement of the performance
markers, with "x" to escape this mode.
- Also supplemented the mouse with "p" to start paint/draw mode, and
"x" to escape it, in the sequence and song editors.
- Add "z" and "Z" keys to zoom out and zoom in the pattern and song
piano rolls. "0" restores the default zoom.
- Configurable progress bar, font, redraw timeouts, colors, and more.
More coloring to help show various editing elements.
- The "rc" configuration file has been upgraded to support a couple
more options, including the enabling/disabling of LASH session
support.
- The "user" configuration file is now written, as well as being read.
It contains more extensive run-time configuration for
the user-interface.
- [user-interface-setting]
- Style of the main-window grid
- Control height
- Allowing two performance editors onscreen
- The page settings of scrollbar.
- [user-midi-settings]
- Global PPQN value
- Global beats per bar and per minute, beat width
- Global MIDI buss override
- Fixed a long-standing (back to seq24) bug that caused the main window
buttons to grab focus, causing the space bar to press the button, as
well as doing its start function.
- Internal (invisible) work:
- The code has been broken up into libraries, for better separation
between GUI support and the files, MIDI, JACK, and LASH support.
- A wide range of MIDI files have been tested, to find bugs that
can crash the application. A nice increase in robustness.
- Centralized dirtiness-handling to the perform module, and
improving its accuracy and comprehensiveness.
- Set Tempo and Time Signature events are now read from
non-Sequencer64 MIDI files, and are also saved in the normal
MIDI format, for compatibility with other sequencers.
- Sequencer64 now loads large MIDI files quickly, and plays
with throughput comparable to seq24.
- Version 0.9.20:
- Fixed issue 50, where opening and closing a seqedit, and then
modifying the buss or channel of that sequence from the
main window slot right-click menu would cause a segfault.
- Also fixed a minor issue with the progress bar being invisible
in an armed sequence.
- Beefed up the LFO control window and added clarifying tooltips for
it. Still currently needs the --enable-lfo configure option in
order to be activated.
- Added new rc "allow-click-edit" option to disable bringing up the
pattern editor with a double-click (issue #51).
- Fixed broken seq32 fast-forward and rewind functionality.
- Version 0.9.19:
- Fixed issue 46, pattern-edit undo being applied twice.
- Fixed keystrokes meant for pattern edit fields being used to
modify the sequence piano roll.
- Main window Mute button is disabled in Song mode to avoid
confusing behavior.
- Progress bar shown in pattern editor for empty sequences.
- Some cleanup of playback handling.
- Fixed issue 42, where recording a MIDI note was inadvertently of
fixed length.
- Fixed issue 43, where MIDI files with upper-case extensions were
not shown.
- Closed out a number of already-fixed issues.
- Version 0.9.18.3:
- Bug in cut-and-paste in the sequence editor. When cutting (not
just copying), the event clipboard would be cleared and be
unpastable.
- Version 0.9.18.2:
- Fixed incorrect loading, saving, and usage of MIDI controls
feature.
- Fixed Song mode and Song Editor interactions.
- Updated the Debian package build process.
- Version 0.9.18.1:
- Fixed a bug in perfedit looping.
- Fixed a segfault when modifying an event in the event editor.
- Fixed a bug that disabled editing in the Song Editor if an
inactive sequence was clicked in.
- KNOWN BUG: In this release, Song mode will work only if the
Song/Live button is activated. This could be a feature :-)
- Version 0.9.18:
- Added new buttons in the main window for easier control of muting,
live/song mode, and menu enabling. (From Seq32).
- Added more hotkeys and a second keys page to the Options dialog
(From Seq32).
- Added a Tap-BPM button and hotkey.
- Can now edit the text fields in the main window without triggering
patterns.
- Improved the handling of wrap-around notes in a pattern.
- Fixed a segfault in the zoom functionality.
- A bad bug in the Song Editor (acting on the wrong pattern) was
fixed. I am an idiot.
- Version 0.9.17.2:
- A regression in the handling of muting in Live mode was fixed.
- Version 0.9.17.1:
- An important regression/bug for JACK transport support. I am
so embarrassed! It seems to be fixed; basically one line of code
accidentally commented out.
- Version 0.9.17:
- Added export of a Sequencer64 song performance as a MIDI file,
where the MIDI file is laid out as per the song triggers in the
performance editor. The triggers are preserved in the exported
file, but any sequencer can read the performance and will ignore
the Sequencer64-specific triggers.
- Added an "inverse colors" options so that the user interface is a
bit less bright in a "night" environment. Also, the progress bar
can be changed to a number of different colors.
- Added an optional Edit menu and the export of a song performance
to a non-Sequencer64 MIDI file. (Stazed feature).
- Ctrl-Left-Click in the Song Editor now works as a middle-click,
to split the song trigger in half.
- The seq32 feature of splitting at the nearest snap point near
a middle-click, in the Song Editor, has been added as an optional
feature.
- Started adding support for recording incoming MIDI to the
sequences that match the incoming channel data. (Stazed feature).
This is a run-time option, and can be set from the Options dialog,
the command-line, and in the "rc" configuration file.
- Enabled actual support for the recording-volume feature, which was
not actually used in seq24.
- Added better support for undo/redo ability from the stazed project
(seq32).
- Added support for a lot of other stazed (seq32) features and
extensions, macroed out until we can get them complete and
finalized. Some, noted above, are now available.
- Added the LFO window module code and refactored it, not yet
available through the user interface, must be enabled in the code.
- Playback status now folded completely into the perform and
jack_assistant classes.
- Lots of bug fixed based on fixes from seq32. Also merged a
fix from Arnaud for issue "MIDI controller toggles the wrong
pattern", a regression caused by my fat fingers.
- See earlier version fixes near the end of this README.
- Version 0.9.16:
- If there is no mute-group information, it is no longer written
to the MIDI file (unless --legacy is in force). Saves 4000+
bytes. It can be disabled with build option --disable-mutestrip.
- Fixed bug in detecting the --jack-session-uuid option.
- Hardwired Ctrl-L as an alternative to the "L" (learn) button,
and added automatic "Caps Lock" when in Learn mode, for keyboards
that disable Caps Lock.
- Fixes and testing of replace, queue, and mute-groups.
- Much cleanup and optimization.
- Version 0.9.15.1 and .2:
- Fixing corner-case issues with saving the configuration.
Transpose state saved with each pattern.
- Moved transpose support to the perform class.
- Red-colored events in non-transposable patterns (e.g. drums).
- Addition menu entries for muting/unmuting.
- Fixed perfedit continual-refresh bug.
- Prevent pathological note alterations when growing/shrinking
selected notes.
- Version 0.9.15:
- Added the Stazed song-transpose feature from his Seq32 project.
- Additional sequence menu entries.
- Fixed a bug in muting/unmuting all tracks.
- Version 0.9.14: Apart from some bug fixes and tweaks, the following
major features have been added:
- Chord generation in the pattern editor, similar to what the
seq32 project has, but it can be disabled via the configure step.
- The song editor now pages horizontally to follow the progress bar.
- Version 0.9.13:
- Includes an important bug-fix from user 0rel that caused some
notes to be missing or messed up in a copy operation in the
pattern editor.
- Adds nearly complete support for moving, paging, and going to
start and end both horizontally and vertically in the song editor
and the pattern editor using keystrokes.
- Copied note selections can be moved around using the arrow keys
and pasted using the Enter key.
- Note copy/paste/move pattern-editor operations have been fixed or
improved, and non-note events are handled better, instead of being
stripped.
- Initial support for growing/stretching selected events via
ctrl-left-arrow and ctrl-right-arrow. Also, the Enter key
finishes and then cancels a number of operations: paste, grow,
move, and selection.
- Version 0.9.12 fixes a bug in the drawing of MIDI note numbers in the
seqkeys panel.
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