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Version 1.2.0 (2021-05-09) |
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This release provides various new features and as always of course also |
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numerous fixes. |
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A C++11 compliant compiler is now at least required to build Gigedit from |
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source. |
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The real-time instrument script editor supports now syntax highlighting for |
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LinuxSampler's new standard measuring units (kHz, c, ms, dB, etc.) feature for |
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the NKSP script language. On the right hand side of Gigedit (the main working |
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area actually) there is now a new tab "Script" which reveals a list of so |
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called NKSP "patch" variables, which are variables published by instrument |
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script authors to be directly accessible from the instrument editor and allows |
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to override the values of certain instrument script variables on a per |
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instrument basis in order to fine tune certains aspects of a script for |
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individual instruments. |
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Latest LinuxSampler 2.2.0 added various gig format extensions which are now |
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available on Gigedit side as well: for instance for LFOs you can select from |
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multiple wave forms (sine, triangle, square and saw) and you can fine tune |
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the start phase of each LFO. To make it more intuitive the resulting LFO wave |
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is drawn as preview on screen according to the chosen LFO parameters. Another |
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gig format extension by latest LinuxSampler are new filter types which can be |
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chosen from (along to the already existing filter types which will continue to |
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co-exist): lowpass 1/2/4/6-pole, highpass 1/2/4/6-pole, bandpass 2-pole and |
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bandreject 2-pole. |
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A new dialog has been added to access the meta info of individual samples, |
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similar to the meta info dialog that already existed for individual |
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instruments. |
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Gain can now be set to any arbitary value between -96 dB .. +96 dB. Previously |
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it was only possible to set gain to max. 0 dB and there was a checkbox which |
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allowed a hard coded boost to exactly +6 dB. The previous appearance |
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replicated the appearance of GigaStudio's original instrument editor. The |
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previous limitation of having just a single possible value for positive gain |
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was unfortunate, but as it turned out this was actually not a limitation of |
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the original gig file format. And in fact we have not added any gig file |
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format extension for this reason to achieve this new freedom of arbitrary gain |
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settings. So setting a positive gain of e.g. let's say +1.45 dB does not break |
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compatibility of your sounds with GigaStudio. |
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And last but not least various minor convenience functions have been added, |
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for instance the default double click behaviour on instruments (which would |
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open their meta info dialog) can now optionally be disabled, window size, |
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position and vertical spliter position are now auto saved and restored among |
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Gigedit sessions and the up/down buttons' steps have been individually |
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adjusted to make more sense for the individual synthesis parameters they |
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control. And regarding the latter: remember that the up/down steppers do |
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actually have two distinct operations per button: a regular left-mouse click |
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for small changes and middle-mouse click for larger changes. Both have been |
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adjusted appropriately for the individual synthesis parameters they control. |
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Version 1.1.1 (2019-07-27) |
Version 1.1.1 (2019-07-27) |
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This is a maintenance release with numerous fixes and the following |
This is a maintenance release with numerous fixes and the following |
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