1 Jul
2019
1 Jul
'19
8:08 p.m.
On 7/1/19 6:56 AM, mickski 56 wrote:
Thanks very much for the heads up!
Fixed in our git master now. Try it if you so desire.
MusE now looks for the new libinstpatch.pc, and if not found,
tries to fall back to the older libinstpatch-1.0.pc
Although I could not test the fall back mechanism because
I uninstalled the old version, hopefully it will work.
Everything else tested OK, loading a MESS fluidsynth
instance and opening a drum editor and observing the drum
note names are there.
A fine library that really saves a lot of trouble with
*automatic* drum note names. I wish other drum plugin
mechanisms had something similar, instead of clumsy
drum maps or midinam etc.
The author was a great help providing me with examples.
He said there's a newer version which uses GIntrospection
but I have not investigated yet.
Tim.
Anyone have
any comments about Muse 3.1?
muse-sequencer.org is down right now, but their github is up...
I've been on 2.1 as my main sequencer for ages.
--
I don't use Muse much/at all anymore, but it was the first sequencer I
used on linux and I still keep it updated.
One minor issue with building it is the change in the name of
libinstpatch-1.0.pc to libinstpatch.pc in the git version of
libinstpatch. For me it was a simple case of
- pkg_check_modules ( LIBINSTPATCH libinstpatch-1.0 )
+ pkg_check_modules ( LIBINSTPATCH libinstpatch )
in CMakeLists.txt. The above is from fluidsynth git as I was looking to
see if they had done anything clever like checking for both names.
hth