On 06/14/2014 12:18 PM, Will Godfrey wrote:
Thanks guys :)
There are two things that would be really helpful.
The first is for people to load up an 'empty' Yoshimi, and in the CCs tab make
sure 'Bank Change' is set to MSB and 'Enable On Load' is checked.
MSB was set, but "Enable On Load" is not checked. FYI, this is a fresh default
RO 'git', compiled on freshly updated Arch Linux, and I deleted
~/.config/yoshimi before running.
Finally, in
'Bank root dirs' set the default to the one supplied with Yoshi (I really must
find a way to make this the first-time default).
The detection worked fine, although I had to run Yoshimi, close, then run again
before the patches showed up. I remembered seeing a post about this.
If you have Rosegarden, running the .rg file (in Tests) should should enable and
play all the parts. You'll also be able to see when the changes come. For any
other sequencer there is the .mid version, although it may not be so easy to
see what is supposed to happen.
... or just create a file of your own and see what happens :)
Sorry, not a Rosegarden user :-)
The other thing is to check out the audio routing now available in 'Panel'. So
far, I've run a number of files with up to 10 tracks, with some going to
'Main', some to 'Part' and some to 'Both'. I've tested with the jack routing
connected, without, and going via Rakarrack for additional effects.
I'm sure some of you can think of other obscure routings :p
Will
I don't actually do much with routing at this time, so I don't want to claim to
test effectively, but I did find one additional. I tried clicking the
"Controllers" button on the default window, and it caused Yoshimi to eat most
of the CPU and cause xruns untill killed. What does this button do? I made
sure (on the second try) that I had a MIDI input/controller device running and
connected via Jack.
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