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Didn't forget about that. Looking into it. It would be very similar to our 'bounce' feature. I've got a plan worked out to implement it. But at the moment I've got a couple of branches I need to get straight before I can tinker with that because those branches also tinker with the very same areas. S...

Woohoo!
Thanks bud!
Especially for the wiggle room before final release.
Yes, there's a few things to fix still... Working hard...

Correct about ALSA. It's the unsung hero in all of this. Its timing depends on the chosen timer at startup. Not on some buffer size. Whether to recommend Jack midi vs. ALSA ... Hm... You know, after all that effort for Jack midi support, which DOES have its benefits, ALSA is still a strong argument ...

Nope, appears not. Looking at QJackCtl source, we would have to do exactly what it does,
which is compose an actual command line to start Jack. But it's more than that, it has to check DBus etc etc...

It might be possible to use those settings.
I looked at using the Jack server API some time ago.
I can't remember if it's possible but there must be some way to start Jack with these settings
if it hasn't already been started. It'd be a shame if there wasn't...

Hm, that screen is confusing, eh Robert?
It gives the impression that the samplerate and block size settings are for Jack.
But they are not. They are only for the dummy and RTAudio driver.

Ah yes, the dreaded menu creep. I did some really freaky stuff to make sure it could be scrolled left and right if too many columns. It's so hackish. For years now I have wanted to replace the popup menus with a different kind of popup like an actual list, like a list widget or something. I looked a...

Sorry about that. Could you file it as an issue on our github issues page so that it doesn't get lost?
I'll mark it as feature request.
At the moment my own plate is full of tasks.

Hm. Weird. Works OK here.
Look closely for the up/down arrows.
One bad thing about it is that there's no scroll bar, just arrows.

Instrument popup menu is redesigned now.
Now includes the convenient 'Edit instrument...' action.

It's new since a month or two, it is enabled in Settings > Global Settings > Latency.
There's a whole thread and announcement here, a few posts down.

But I've a feeling this may be more related to Jack Transport... Since you're at 128 buf size.

1: What Jack period size are you using?
2: Do have the new MusE latency feature enabled?

Will try to investigate...
Thanks.

BTW Don't like the 'More..." sub-menus concept ? See Settings > Global Settings > GUI behaviour > Scrollable submenus. I was shocked when Andrew added that. "What the... How the... did he do that?". Because that feature can only be enabled with a stylesheet setting, there does not see...

Absolutely. My thoughts too.
Organize the list and use indicators, and use our header class to section it off.
And at the top is one section with one entry: The synth's own instrument.

Psst!
Don't throw away that instrument you took the time to create.
Got some help for you. Please see announcement here:

https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?f=61&t=20654