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At the end of the score it leaves keys lit. I am not sure how to change that if not note off is sent. You can just click that key, or click on other channel and get back to the same channel. I'll add a Refresh command to the piano roll's context menu. I think the problem here is: CAUTION: no guaran...

For anyone who has not tried this awesome new feature. here is a screen shot: Did you hear sound when you made this screen shot? If so, this most probably means that you didn't use the latest linuxsampler CVS version: 2008-09-11 iliev * don't retrieve key bindings and keyswitch bindings if the inst...

Did you tried to copy the libraries from the latest cvs release?
Copy the lib directory from JSampler-0.8a-cvs4, rebuild and replace jlscp.jar with the latest cvs version.

1. Built in keyboard: Implemented :) A lot of things to polish and add, but the basic functions are there: playing notes, see notes sent to the respective sampler channel and of course key bindings and keyswitch bindings. To connect the MIDI keyboard to sampler channel, just click on the respective...

And one new LSCP command for playing notes. Something like: SEND CHANNEL MIDI_DATA <msg_type> <channel_id> <arg1> <arg2> ... <argn> where for now msg_type would be NOTE_ON or NOTE_OFF So: SEND CHANNEL MIDI_DATA NOTE_ON <channel_id> <note> <velocity> SEND CHANNEL MIDI_DATA NOTE_OFF <channel_id> <note...

My choice would be to not bother with ranges, just to add two new fields to GET FILE INSTRUMENT INFO command: KEY_BINDINGS or KEY_MAP or something which will provide a comma separated list of integer values representing the instrument's key bindings in the range between 0 .. 127, reflecting the anal...

A challenge with the latest Fantasia. If too many patches are labelled persistent, then during loading i get 'Midi intruments read timed out,' and other failed messages related to the midi and audio devices. I just uploaded a new cvs release of fantasia. Now you can change the socket read timeout b...

dahnielson wrote:I'm working on to flesh out a libsfz library to read and handle SFZ 1.0 files until I can read the 2.0 spec.

Anders, thanks for your effort!
BTW, is SFZ 2.0 a free standard, too?

ccherrett wrote:Something I found very nice about Giga studio was the built in keyboard that showed the keys that were mapped to a sample as well as keyswitches.

OK, I'll add this to my todo list.

In fact, if you are installing from rpms you might not need the development packages, just install those two libraries - libsndfile and libuuid.