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Version 4.3.0 (9 May 2021) |
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From this release on libgig requires at least a C++11 compliant compiler to |
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build from its sources. Another new requirement is the presence of some UUID |
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generating function which must be provided by the underlying OS. Previously |
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the presence of an UUID generating function was optional in libgig for many |
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years. Its absence in the past only meant that you were unable to load your |
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own gig files (e.g. created from scratch with Gigedit by yourself) into |
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Tascam's GigaStudio software, it did not mean though any restriction in |
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conjunction with LinuxSampler in the past. The latter has changed in this |
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release. Without UUIDs in gig files you would now also get misbehaviours |
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even while staying entirely in the Linux eco space, and hence this is now a |
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hard build requirement for libgig. |
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Most of the changes in the gig classes in this release are about gig file |
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format extensions used by recent versions of LinuxSampler. For instance you |
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now have much more control over what LFO wave form shall be used (e.g. saw and |
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square, whereas the original GigaStudio was alwas limited to sine only) and |
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other LFO parameters like their start phase. There are also a bunch of new |
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audio filter types available in conjuction with the latest LinuxSampler |
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version, e.g. additional lowpass filter types with 2, 4 and 6 poles, |
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additional highpass filters with 1, 2, 4 and 6 poles, a new bandpass filter |
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with 2 poles and finally also a bandreject filter with 2 poles. Another gig |
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format extension was added concerning NKSP instrument scripts: LinuxSampler's |
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new NKSP "patch" variable type is now supported in this version of libgig. |
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Please refer to the LinuxSampler website for a more detailed explanation about |
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this new NKSP instrument script feature. |
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And as always there are a various fixes in this release, foremost sane output |
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compatibility with GigaStudio 3 was broken, so that GigaStudio version might |
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not have accepted gig files changed by you with the prior version of libgig. |
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This issue is now fixed in this release. |
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And last but not least the Serialization framework was extended to support now |
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various common C++ STL classes like std::string, std::vector, std::map and |
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std::set out of the box. So no custom code is required aymore to |
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serialize/deserialize such very common native C++ object types, which reduces |
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code complexity for serializing/deserializing complex C++ projects a lot. |
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Version 4.2.0 (25 Jul 2019) |
Version 4.2.0 (25 Jul 2019) |
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This is a maintenance release with important fixes; especially it fixes |
This is a maintenance release with important fixes; especially it fixes |
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