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Thanks!

I just renamed the misleading names in gigedit CVS (see CVS log).

Hmm... I would like to make this topic sticky until somebody adds a "Keyswitching" chapter to the gigedit docs. Isn't that supported by phpBB? At least I couldn't find anything in the moderator control panel.

Sorry, .art file loading is not yet implemented in LS, only on libgig side yet. Andreas said it should work with gigdump, but that's it .... yet.

Yeah, a "suspend" / "resume" button on the channel strips. I like the idea. I put it on my TODO list. Shouldn't mean a lot of work.

The high quality piano libraries are usually not made by hitting the keys of the piano manually. Instead they're using machines to do that, which allow to set the force, thus the velocity with wich robot is going to hit the keys, very precisely. This is the fastest and probably best way regarding qu...

Keyswitches are simply a consecutive area (I avoid the term "region" here, because it is NOT a region according to our terms) on the keyboard which is used to solely switch to another dimension region (a.k.a "case"). The easiest way to figure out whether some .gig file has an instrument with keyswit...

Andreas had the exact same problem just after I commited it. The reason was: he still had the old gigedit plugin installed in the LS's plugin directory, so there were two gigedit plugins (.so files) which both tried to register themselfes as "gigedit". He moved the old plugn out of the way and then ...

Look, don't get discouraged by the things I've said. I haven't started anything about modelling a guitar amp yet. And even if that was the case, I still may be utterly wrong and you might find an extremely simple model that achieves stunning good results of your amp. So try what you think could do i...

Beside the PS3, there are currently two other products which come with cell processor(s). One is of course servers by IBM and the other one is PCI-X card wich can be used in normal PCs as well. BUT, both are damn expensive. IIRC you won't get any of those two products for lower than 6k USD. Having s...

The thing is, a completely discrete simulation must be at least possible within the computer, as there are real-time versions of Spice that can accept an input signal and process it. It's might not be efficient, but that would be the interesting problem to crack, right? It's a difference to have a ...