On 05/10/2014 12:18 AM, Tobiasz Karoń wrote:
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> I am not working with samples but synths (Zynaddsubfx particularly).
>
> The bug is that the special. 'percussive' or 'no note-off'* notes
> created with B+B editor seem to be considered longer than a 32th note,
> maybe even a 16th note, while it is
On 10 May 2014 12:21, "musikbear" wrote:
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>
> in fact the eronious behavior that you describe, take place exactly as the
> /right-egde/ of the no-length-note, break the /left border-line of the 4.
> beat/. It does not at all need to be moved to the right limit of the bar.
Yes, you've nailed it!
in fact the eronious behavior that you describe, take place exactly as the
/right-egde/ of the no-length-note, break the /left border-line of the 4.
beat/. It does not at all need to be moved to the right limit of the bar.
(magnyfy to 800 and use Q 192, You can move the note very precisely, and se
Nah, I kinda like it. It is implemented so that it isn't in the way for any
functionality! I would of course like B&B patterns to show some beat
patterns too when zooming in :p
Tres Finocchiaro wrote
> An alternate color would probably suffice, but the mixing of beat patterns
> and the piano roll
I am not working with samples but synths (Zynaddsubfx particularly).
The bug is that the special. 'percussive' or 'no note-off'* notes created
with B+B editor seem to be considered longer than a 32th note, maybe even a
16th note, while it is 'zero length' so it should never force the whole B+B
pat
I'll quote myself and also add that even though the GUI only shows a small
note, LMMS probably look at it in a different hidden way. Perhaps LMMS look
at it as a note lasting for as long as the original sample, then a GUI
solution would be to draw this in a way so that the B&B editor still looks
th
Yes, that's desired (if not we'd have to create custom envelopes for all
drum patterns).
What is the bug then?
- tres.finocchi...@gmail.com
On Thu, May 8, 2014 at 10:54 AM, Stian Jørgensrud wrote:
> It has to do with that B&B patterns play the whole sample, at least until
> AFP
> gets signal t
It has to do with that B&B patterns play the whole sample, at least until AFP
gets signal to play from beginning again. It plays the whole sample even
though the GUI only show a small note at the beginning!
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Are you just saying that the note length needs to be fixed so it doesn't
accidentally run into the next measure?
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Brief description:
No-length notes placed a 1/32 or less before the end of a measure will be
interpreted like they occupy the second measure too, while regular (known
length) notes are not causing this.
How
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