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Please see: https://github.com/muse-sequencer/muse/issues/661 See my last two comments there, about an outstanding clock bug - still TO BE FIXED. It means that the clock is indeed generated on Jack outputs - but only if the 'ALSA' button is checked ! Dumb bug, I know. It also means our Jack output c...

Hi. Sorry about the crash!
Before you press play on your creation, please save it to a .med file and post the file or a link to it.
I will examine it to see if there are any clues why it might be crashing.
Thanks.

Sure, you can do it the manual way as described on the Jack website, by editing the security file and adding yourself to the Audio group, but Ubuntu Studio Controls is much easier. I don't know why they didn't mention it on that help site. Install Ubuntu Studio Controls with your package manager, an...

Tested: Both shift and tooltips work here.
Shift should work on any OS. But the tooltips I'm not sure. @kybos is that possible?
I'm on OpenSuse.

According to the picture, the modulation 'static' value is 104. Also the sustain 'static' value is 127. Please reset them to zero by adjusting their respective controls at the left of each controller graph. These 'static' values are values that are just 'current' and not part of any graph, although ...

Is it possible that after you record-arm the track to begin accepting keyboard input, but before you hit record, the modulation wheel on your keyboard changes? That would apply some modulation but not record it. My mod wheel can get dirty sometimes, so I usually ensure to operate it a few times and ...

Hi saturnin51 sorry for the... ahem... delay. (Get it? Latency, delay? :wink: ) In git master now: - Fixed bug 853: Crash in infinite loop in latency code. Don't examine things connected TO a midi device if examining its 'capture' part. - Latency code: Optimization of most loops, should be a bit fas...

Thanks! Wow, MusE is pretty smart, eh? MusE is smart. And now MusE is pretty. Thanks to kybos . I suggest we remove python 2 completely. It's obsolete and no longer maintained anyway. Fine with me. Should be simple to bump up the cmake requirement and update the READMEs. I made sure the remote featu...

Ooh, my mistake, sorry for the noise.
I think I saw that script document before but I don't recall seeing the flexibility of different languages.
Wow, MusE is pretty smart, eh?

Hm, MusE is supposed to automatically detect what is a drum track when importing.

If I recall, it checks if the track to be imported is on channel 10.
Otherwise it assumes it is a midi track, since there is really no other way to distinguish them.

Are these drum file tracks not on channel 10?

Click on any Midi or Drum track's icon column in the Track List in the Arranger, and a menu will pop up which lets you change the track type to the other kind. HTH. Historical note: In Werner's original MusE-2 (now called MusE Evolution in the attic repo) the editor could be instantly switched to ei...

Oscillator's idea may be more of a candidate for MusE's remote python scripting feature. Users would not be familiar with how to access MusE variables and structures via the built-in scripts, whereas the remote feature has documented 'well protected' commands. See the README.python. Once it is set u...

Oh, wait. I have not pulled for some days now.
You changed the name from 'Plugins' to 'Scripts'?

Well, whatever it's called now, if you can change the README would be great, thanks.

Ha! Coincidentally I noticed the other day that I think I made a mistake in the README, which may cause confusion. The 'Functions' menus are all C++ code, not Python. It's the Midi 'Plugins' that use Python. So I believe the following should be corrected if I'm not mistaken: "The bundled midi script...

Yay. Actual guitar solos in MusE. That's my kinda thing.
Additional lead vocals sound nice. Good collaboration!