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| ====== RELEASE NOTE SCRATCH PAD ====== | |
| ====== ROSEGARDEN 13.06, codename "Imagination" RELEASED ====== | |
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| The Rosegarden team is proud to announce the release of version 13.06 of Rosegarden, an audio and MIDI sequencer and musical notation editor for Linux. | |
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| http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/ | |
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| The biggest highlight of 13.06 is that Ted Felix has reduced CPU usage by almost 50% when recording MIDI. Rosegarden has been plagued with MIDI recording problems for most of its history, and this improvement is huge. While Ted worked on stabilization, Tom Breton | |
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| This release should be significantly more stable than recent versions, and we encourage all users to give this improved version a try. | |
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| ===== Bug Fixes ===== | |
| * Fix disappearing ties in notation editor | |
| * Program changes are now sent on channels for tracks that are armed when going into record. (Bug #1356 "Wrong instrument when recording on multiple tracks/channels", r13248.) | |
| * CPU usage reduced by almost 50% when recording MIDI. (Bug #1350 "Can't Record Beethoven", r13261) | |
| * The range editing commands no longer mess up markers | |
| * Fixed an internal leak in the channel allocator | |
| * Fixed a crash on paste bug, while revealing other related problems that remain to be fixed | |
| * Fixed latency compensation in subgroups through a mysterious mechanism that seems to work (Bug #1358 "Latency Compensation Bug in Subgroups", r13264) | |
| * Fixed a subtle bug involving the drawing of track dividers and vertical scrolling. (r13292) | |
| * Changing note durations works correctly across barlines. So does adding dots to notes. | |
| * Menu items have a somewhat more consistent style. | |
| * Certain crashes related to Paste commands shouldn't happen any more. | |
| * The tempo dialog now defaults more sensibly to replacing the most recent tempo. | |
| * Now when you change staffs in the notation editor (with Next Staff Down, etc) Rosegarden chooses the next staff more sensibly. | |
| * When you open multiple segments in the notation editor, Rosegarden chooses a starting staff more sensibly. | |
| * Range commands such as edit -> Cut Range now don't split segments. Previously only Insert Range kept segments intact. | |
| * Range commands also try to keep linked segments linked together when possible. | |
| ===== New Features ===== | |
| * Additional work and improvements on the pitchbend sequence dialog | |
| * * Controllers are now easier to place and arrange thru the Notation -> Adjust -> controllers -> Insert Controller Sequence... menu. The dialog isn't new but it is clearer than before and gives you more control over what is placed. This was a joint effort of Tom Breton (Tehom) and Tim Munro. | |
| * "Move to Staff Above" and "Move to Staff Below" now have variants that ask what type of pasting to do; formerly it was always notation-style pasting. | |
| * It is now easier to create beat tracks, ie tracks that have a note on each beat for use with FitToBeatsCommand and/or groove quantize. See [[how_to_make_beat_tracks]] | |
| * For those users (both of you) who use Segment -> Expand Block Chord Segments by Figuration, there is now support for figurations without parameter chords. | |
| * Also for those who use Segment -> Expand Block Chord Segments by Figuration, there is Segment -> Update all Figurations, which tracks down all regions previously generated from figurations and updates them. | |
| * Ornaments can now be [[how_to_edit_ornaments|inspected and edited]] inline, as notation. Formerly they were only available in the Event List Editor. | |
| * If you want to try to use Rosegarden as a true layered editor, ornaments whose trigger consists of tied notes can even be set so that only certain sections play. | |
| * Range commands and other commands that move segments timewise are faster now. | |
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| =====Other people who contributed to Rosegarden development:===== | |
| * Tim Munro | |
