In git master branch on sf (tag 0.062-pre3), plus a tarball in the
experimentals/ directory
yoshimi-0.062-pre3
Possibly the main reason for it's existence is that I felt a need to put a copy
of what exists somewhere safe. And being the weekend, maybe I can outsource some
of the rudimentary testing.
Please note this *is* highly experimental, definitely less than fully
functional.
Before you venture in there's a few things to be aware of:-
The database structure has changed, so best rm any existing database and
instrument xml files first -
rm -rf ~/.local/share/yoshimi
On startup, yoshi checks for the the database & base xml files in
~/.local/share/yoshimi/, and installs them if necessary.
With respect to getting the data directory into the ~/Music backup regime, I
gave it a red hot go, ... well I did give it a go. Managing the instrument data
very quickly got way too complicated for me, so please Will, could you consider
a workaround -
cd ~/Music
mkdir yoshimi_data
mkdir -p ~/.local/share
cd ~/.local/share
ln -s ~/Music/yoshimi_data yoshimi
whereby the actual data files get backed up, and yoshi sits comfortably with its
standard setting.
I've filled in some of the holes in program bank management & editing, but no
doubt created new ones.
Midi controllers coded but completely untested -
91 part effect 1 volume
92 part effect 2 volume
93 part effect 3 volume
102 ADsynth Filter Category
103 ADsynth Filter Type
104 Set kit item number for ADsynth Filter controls
105 ADsynth Filter LFO Frequency
106 ADsynth Filter LFO Depth
107 ADsynth Filter LFO Start
108 ADsynth Filter LFO Delay
109 ADsynth Filter Envelope Start
110 ADsynth Filter Envelope Attack
111 ADsynth Filter Envelope Decay Value
112 ADsynth Filter Envelope Decay Time
113 ADsynth Filter Envelope Release Time
114 ADsynth Filter Envelope Release Value
Please don't get too committed to any of the controller assignments.
They're more than likely to move around some before we settle on what
get's assigned to what.
The brain is seriously unco this morning, so I just hope it's all
in better shape than I fear.
cheers.