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Yes, I get the same effect with the project named "JsynthLib-CVS"
Mike
From: John McCabe
To: jsynthlib-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Getting started...
Frankie
Thanks for that.
I've just d
Yes please!
From: frankster
To: jsynthlib-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2011 5:35 AM
Subject: [Jsynthlib-devel] default look and feel
I noticed that its possible to change the look and feel of JSL to nimbus
(with Java 6). IMO it looks
I ran into some rather tough jsynthlib admin's a couple of years back. I think
it was you Bill! But in retrospect, I understand why the admins were tough on
me because I now know that I then new nothing about what I was doing. But my,
my was it hard trying to get up to speed with jsynthlib with
Oh, that was silly of me. Thanks for the help!
From: Peter Geirnaert
To: Michael Hawkins ;
jsynthlib-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, September 2, 2009 1:13:33 AM
Subject: Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Vertical vs horizontal ScrollBarWidget
Hi Mike,
Very
Hi JsynthLib developers,
I have a question for you all.
Is anyone aware of a way to make the ScrollBarWidget vertical instead of
horizontal?
It seems extremely non intuitive to me that JSynthLib would not provide a way
to use vertical scroll bars.
Thanks,
Mike
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To: Michael Hawkins
Cc: JSynthLib Developers
Sent: Tuesday, August 25, 2009 5:29:41 AM
Subject: Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] Got something going but...
Hmm, I forgot to "reply all", so Mike, sorry if you get this twice ;-)
Anyway, I added some more th
Hi Daniel,
1) actually the three hours of tinkering was after the first 4 hours learning
Eclipse another 4 hours fixing a broken Java installation and then another 12
hours or more getting JSynthLib working, reading the documentation and putting
a basic device driver together. But I know what y
public class KorgHAWK800SingleDriver extends Driver
{
private int curBank = 0, curPatch = 0;
public KorgHAWK800SingleDriver() {
super("Single", "Michael Hawkins");
sysexID = "F0422106*";
sysexRequestDump=new SysexHandler("F0 42 21 07 *patchNum
-20 04:05:40Z hawkins $
*/
package synthdrivers.KorgHAWK800;
import core.Driver;
import core.ErrorMsg;
import core.JSLFrame;
import core.Patch;
import core.SysexHandler;
public class KorgHAWK800SingleDriver extends Driver
{
private int curBank = 0, curPatch = 0;
public KorgHAWK800SingleDr
Hi JSynthLib ppl,
I am working on a new device driver and have been partially successful but am
stumped on a problem. I am hoping that someone could help me out.
I have attached the two files that have been developed so far. They are the
KorgHAWK800Device.java and KorgHAWK800SingleDriver.java f
When I click on the "Paste" button from within the "Get" patch dialog I get the
following:
Exception occurred during event dispatching:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at core.Driver.createPatches(Driver.java:298)
at core.SysexGetDialog.pasteIntoSelectedFrame(SysexGetDialog.java:15
Well I appreciate the help. Some of the problems I am having have nothing to do
with JSynthLib itself so I appreciate everyones patience.
Progress report...
Development Platform - Windows XP
I removed all JRE and JDK installs and then reinstalled JDK then made sure the
path included "F:\Sun\SD
Excuse me for asking this silly question but perhaps someone can help me with
this. I am after all a newbie.
I am running Windows (all my other machines are LINUX so please excuse me for
that bad start) I installed eclipse. I installed Java SDK. The windows path
includes F:\Sun\SDK\jdk\bin.
I
So it would appear as though it has been decided to convert to SVN.
Let's not talk about this from a technical standpoint for a moment.
The developer/contributor documentation on the JsynthLib web site specifies how
to check out the project using CVS.
Has anyone volunteered to write up a brief
arn a great amount about Java.
Let's see what happens but I would still love to hear from an admin.
Mike.
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From: Michael Hawkins
To: denis queffeulou
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 1:25:28 PM
Subject: Re: [Jsynthlib-devel] XioSynth patch editor, 2nd
Hi Jsynthlib ppl,
I have been sending emails to admin's to try to get me added as a developer but
no one is home. I am not even sure the lights are on. LOL
Can someone help me get added as a developer?
And should we get someone who is current added as an admin?
Here's a couple of questions.
I
I would be willing to be an admin. Surely it is possible to have more than one.
I already administer one other group. I can commit some of my time to this
project as well.
How should I proceed?
Mike
From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Joe Emenak
Hi Jsynthlib people,
Some months
ago, I sent out an email to the list asking for some help with
Eclipse and CVS stuff and how to start my own device module. I got no
response from anyone on this list.
Now I have actually
finished building a retrofit kit for the Korg Poly 800 MK1 and EX-800
synth
Hi there all,
I am working on a hardware and software retrofit kit to go into the Korg Poly
800 and EX 800 that will improve the sysex implementation and also add a whole
stack of new features as well as new sound capabilities based on the FM 800 mod
and Moog Slayer mods. I'm doing this mostly
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