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Developer Posts: 746 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Location: England | It is my pleasure to deliver reViSiT v0.90.2 Beta. This version patches a couple of quirks identified in the earlier beta releases. The major additions/changes:
If anyone has any questions, feel free to pose them on the forum, and I’ll try to answer you as quickly as possible. For more information, see the reViSiT website @ http://revisit.nashnet.co.uk. Enjoy! All the best, UPDATE 03/06/07
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Expert Posts: 512 ![]() Location: Netherlands | Can't select controllers anymore in the instrument menu (and hence I can't select 'articulation' ![]() -iirc- one could even click a controller with the mousepointer, no can do anymore. Trackname etc. still slow. (but you might not have done anything about that yet.. (?) ) | ||
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chrisnash![]() |
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Developer Posts: 746 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Location: England | Thanks CS_TBL, the new envelope interaction code was getting in the way. Fixed now (see UPDATE to original post) along with muted right channel bug. Chris | ||
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Expert Posts: 512 ![]() Location: Netherlands | Just tested, articulation still doesn't work. First of two notes on a row gets priority. So, [C 4 01 .. 000 C 4 01 .. 001] means both notes play articulation (0)00. I don't see 'hanging' articulation notes anymore however. Did you actually test it? | ||
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chrisnash![]() |
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Developer Posts: 746 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Location: England | CS_TBL, I've uploaded a new version which might fix the problem - just re-download .2. > Did you actually test it? Easy, tiger! No, I hadn't fully tested it - only basic MIDI monitor testing - for these reasons: 1. As you may recall, I don't use keyswitching for articulations. Hence, I have no software that supports it. 2. I have just about enough time to write and maintain the code, but not enough to actually use my software for... say... writing music. Thus... 3. In-place, on-the-job, in-depth, long-term testing is YOUR job. You are a Beta Tester, remember? Chris | ||
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Expert Posts: 512 ![]() Location: Netherlands | btw, I couldn't use F8 anymore in the pattern editor to stop a sound, just a moment ago.. odd. > 1. As you may recall, I don't use keyswitching for articulations. Hence, I have no software that supports it. Do you have/use Halion 3? I could cook a simple program with some keyswitching so you can test. Btw, all the major industry sample libraries use keyswitching and I've never seen libs that work differently (if they feature lots of articulations), I never really understood why you won't use 'em. Which libraries work differently then? > 2. I have just about enough time to write and maintain the code, but not enough to actually use my software for... say... writing music. Thus... Making music isn't the same as code-check, rite? With testing I mean: "compile, run, test all -new- options" > 3. In-place, on-the-job, in-depth, long-term testing is YOUR job. You are a Beta Tester, remember? yes yes, it wasn't meant as being harsh orso, just see [2] .. :P Anyway, exqueeze the tiger if it ate your favorite deer.. :P (deers gotta run, tigers gotta eat) | ||
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Expert Posts: 512 ![]() Location: Netherlands | Getting closer. I think each channel can play its own articulation now... but this time the articulation is -probably- processed *after* the note its attached to. So you'll hear the effect on a row only after the first time you play that row. Naturally the articulation is hard to test this way, tho as said I think it's ok regarding individual channels now. (ps, F8 issues seems fixed, dunno if it was a real bug or just a one-out-of-a-million case of chaos) Edited by CS_TBL 2007-06-05 10:10 PM | ||
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Veteran Posts: 102 ![]() Location: Austria | noticed a little bug... enter some notes in an empty pattern --> change the minor or the major row highlight --> pattern gets deleted. happens on both of my systems and is reproduceable. the bug does not occur if you additionally change the pattern length. greetings, fegi | ||
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Expert Posts: 512 ![]() Location: Netherlands | I just noted that the F8 bug is in all 90.2 versions.., somehow it didn't occur to me, most probably reason is that I've been using the VST channels for sustained sounds and the loopbe30 channels for percussive or staccato sounds.. (so the problem would still be there, but not being obvious) | ||
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Veteran Posts: 102 ![]() Location: Austria | another little bug i guess...maybe someone else can confirm this: i have one module where the pattern 00 is my count-in pattern with only 24 rows. each time i reopen this project, this pattern has 64 rows again. | ||
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fegi![]() |
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Veteran Posts: 102 ![]() Location: Austria | and 2 other things (sorry...wanted to edit my previous post, but was too slow): one time suddenly the instruments lost their color-labeling. i can't really reproduce it now, but it had something to do with ctrl-f (follow pattern playback). i disabled it and enabled it again and suddenly the colors were back ![]() another thing where i'm not sure what is causing it (and i'm not sure how to describe it correctly), is that the first row doesnt get played properly, instead the notes get messed up somehow. but i have to investigate this more in 10 days or so. and now i'll leave into my short holidays for one week ![]() greetings, fegi Edited by fegi 2007-06-22 11:08 AM | ||
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Veteran Posts: 102 ![]() Location: Austria | fegi - 2007-06-22 12:07 PM one time suddenly the instruments lost their color-labeling. i can't really reproduce it now, but it had something to do with ctrl-f (follow pattern playback). i disabled it and enabled it again and suddenly the colors were back ![]() can reproduce that one now: - enter some notes with a color-labeled instrument in pattern 01. - start pattern playback - switch in the volume column to panning mode and enter something - switch to pattern 02 and back to pattern 01 now all instruments lost their color labeling. greetings, fegi | ||
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Veteran Posts: 102 ![]() Location: Austria | edit: you don't even have to start pattern playback ![]() | ||
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chrisnash![]() |
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Developer Posts: 746 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Location: England | Thanks, fegi. I'll look into it as soon as I get a chance. Chris | ||
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Expert Posts: 512 ![]() Location: Netherlands | Hm. pattern highlighter(s) change means that the pattern will be emptied. So, when's 90.3 due to arrive? :P (hopefully with a bugfix for the non-VST device manual note-off bug (or lack of, actually)) | ||
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