LinuxMusicians

So IIUC, when double clicking an Arranger part that is already open in a tab, it will normally simply jump to the double-clicked position in the open tab, unless shift or some other mechanism is held? No real objections from me. As long as we make it as clear as possible to the user that yes, anothe...

At first I was a little hesitant about the master being a single instance. But it does make sense, for now, because a) The master has no cut/copy/paste facility, and adding that would be a major effort not worth the time right now because b) How many tempo changes would one realistically expect to h...

Hi guys! Sorry for the delay, LM had maintenance issues for a while. The menus are supposed to allow arriving at any sub-menu waaay down the line, although with so many entries, it may end up really awkward with sub-menus popping up on top of sub-menus and so on. These custom menus are actually supp...

Thanks again!

Nice. Good one! Thanks, RJ.

Ha! I thought about whether that might be the problem.
Yeah, slightly unusual behaviour I suppose.
If I recall, the boxes are custom, not 'stock', Qt boxes.

Thanks.
Tested, could not find any trouble
The boxes accept what I type.

Hmm, just a guess, possible window manager problems?

Not sure how that can happen, if the track is set to Read and there is volume automation it will not accept the value but I don't think it will behave like that. True. If the strip is set to automation 'Read' and there is an automation graph, any value entered in the box or adjusted with the slider...

Hello. (How did you get the 1.8dB increments? Was that the audio or midi strips?) So the keyboard and mouse and wheel increment by 0.5dB and the keyboard can be accelerated to 5dB steps with Shift. A slight oversight I suppose, the mouse wheel or mouse buttons do not appear to be accelerated. I thou...

Side note: At the SF link I posted, if you're wondering about the 'Linux' in 'lmuse', over the years it was quietly dropped or ignored, perhaps with an eye towards one day running on other platforms. Indeed, there is now a BSD port of MusE. So the 'Linux' part really isn't quite accurate any more, e...

Keep in mind the name stands for "Music Editor". Hence the capital M and E.

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>You can change the 'ticks per quarter note' resolution in Settings before importing.<br/> That should get you some better accuracy... but... the display will have more divisions per bar <E>:!:</E><br/> Something about that to me seemed... incorrect or broken. I felt why shoul...

Hello. In a previous post a user was trying to import a high-resolution midi file, which had linear time format instead of normal metric time format. I did some fixes which allowed the import to occur. I mentioned that he might get better resolution and accuracy from the import if he adjusted the Se...

Your other one above with the 'U' is also nice. Keeps the tradition.

Oscillator's 19b or 20 are also interesting but with those the 'E issue' occurred to me as well when I saw them.