Il 21/feb/2017 18:58, "Alexandre DENIS" <contact@alexandredenis.net> ha scritto:

Hi,

That's great! I bought MonstrumFeld and was never able to make it work
correctly. Your Biggleworth works fine here. I am looking forward for
the modulation matrix support! (where the real strength of the Blofeld
resides)

Actually it's not a big deal to implement it, the only real problem I'm facing is the layout. I think I'll use a "stacked" mode (similarly to what MonstrumFeld uses) that will hide the effects and arpeggiator panels and show the matrix in their place.

Just a few remarks. The display on top in Patch Editor is a little bit

cropped. I can see only half of the "Status:" line. I am using a 120dpi
display, if it helps. It happens even in full screen at 2560x1440,
which should be enough.

I was afraid of that. Could you please send me a screenshot, so I could better understand where the problem might occur?

Second remark: why PyQt4 and Python 2.7?
Wouldn't PyQt5 and Python 3.x be more future-proof?

You are ideally right. But. Python 2 choice is just for laziness, I am not a programmer and I actually don't have much time to dedicate to it, so, even if I know that there's not so much difference (and, actually, a lot of advantages), I didn't find it so impelling.. I prefer to dedicate my time to a (yet still valid and supported enough) pair of language/toolkit I already know.. and play my music in the remaining time ;)

About Qt5 the problem is that right now I don't have it and I can't install it, for various reasons I won't debate here.

But anyway, even at this preliminary stage, it works better than
MonstrumFeld.

That's good to know.. I only could try its demo on VirtualBox, I was satisfied with the whole interface, but I felt it wasn't right for some things, and Ctrlr is a bit clumsy sometimes.

Anyway, I'm glad you appreciate it, I'm really looking forward to finish it..

Cheers!