Linux-audio-announce October 2023

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Drumstick Multiplatform MIDI File Player 1.7.3 Released

by Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas

[Drumstick](https://drumstick.sourceforge.io/docs/index.html) is a set of GPLv3 licensed C++/Qt libraries for MIDI applications. The project includes several tools as examples, and among them is the drumstick-guiplayer utility that leverages the Drumstick::ALSA library, so it is available only for Linux (because the ALSA sequencer is a linux only technology). Some people have requested a program with the same functionalities also on Windows and macOS, so here it is. But this project is much more ... Some key features: * MIDI Output to hardware MIDI ports, or any other Drumstick backends, like soft synths * Transpose song tonality between -12 and +12 semitones * Change MIDI volume level (using MIDI CC7) * Scale song speed between half and double tempo * Supports MID/KAR/RMI (Standard MIDI Files) and WRK (Cakewalk) file formats Changes in v1.7.3: * New example song: Franz Schubert (1797–1828). Der Schwanengesang (D 957) #4 Ständchen (Ludwig Rellstab 1799-1860). * Fixed GH ticket #13 (SF ticket #18): Keep together snapped windows when moved. This new optional function is available on Windows, macOS and Linux/X11, but not on Wayland where it is forbidden. * Czech translation updated. Thanks to Pavel Fric. * Italian translation updated. Thanks to Giovanni Mariani. * Spanish and Galician translations updated. Build requirements: * C++11 compiler * Qt5 >= 5.15 or Qt6 >= 6.2 * Drumstick libraries v2.8 * Uchardet v0.0.8 * CMake 3.14 * Pandoc (when BUILD_DOCS=on) Copyright (C) 2021-2023 Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas License: GPL v3 or later Project and Source Repositories https://sourceforge.net/p/dmidiplayer https://github.com/pedrolcl/dmidiplayer Downloads https://sourceforge.net/projects/dmidiplayer/files/v1.7.3/

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Linux-audio-announce October 2023