I am not familiar with PKGBUILDs, but in case you need the old source code for previous release, it available here: http://launchpad.net/harmonyseq/stable/0.15/+download/harmonySEQ-0.15.tar.gz It was just moved to slightly other directory, does that cause problems?

2012/2/6 Harry van Haaren <harryhaaren(a)gmail.com>om>: Unfortunately, I haven't yet managed to write a harmonySEQ manual, which would explain all these things in detail (but I hope to do so one day, and am looking for anyone interested in helping). The OSC messages used by harmonySEQ have their explanation in the OSC settings tab in the preferences window (not a reasonable place, but had no better idea as there is no manual at the moment). Note that harmonySEQ uses OSC only for input - so you can steer it with OSC messages, but will not output any OSC messages - so it cannot work as an OSC sequencer. The supported messages include: /harmonyseq/pause - which pauses harmonySEQ /harmonyseq/play - just the opposite /harmonyseq/tempo X - sets the global tempo to X (a float value) /harmonyseq/sync - forces harmonySEQ to stop playing the current bar and immediately skip to the next one - useful for synchronization /karmonyseq/kill - forces harmonySEQ to quit immediately (I have not found yet why it may be useful, but someone e-mailed me requesting this feature) And, probably the most important one: /harmonyseq/event T - triggers OSC event with tag T (integer), and executes actions bound to it. The only repository I have is an Ubuntu PPA: https://launchpad.net/~rafalcieslak256/+archive/harmonyseq I wish you the best experience with harmonySEQ and Luppp!

On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 8:25 PM, Rafał Cieślak <rafalcieslak256(a)gmail.com>wrote;wrote: Good stuff, I'm an OSC fan myself :) The supported messages include: [snip] Good stuff, all essential functionality for integrating Luppp & HarmonySeq is available :) /harmonyseq/sync - forces harmonySEQ to stop playing the current bar > and immediately skip to the next one - useful for synchronization I'm a little confused on how this is a very useful event to send: If I send it as Luppp goes on to the next bar, it may only be recieved when HarmonySeq *is* already on the next bar, and then HarmonySeq will skip a bar... A nasty hack would be to wait until on the 1st beat of the bar, then send the /sync and hope that they stay in sync after that... I'm not really sure how to fix this properly... do you have any ideas? :) /harmonyseq/event T - triggers OSC event with tag T (integer), and > executes actions bound to it. These are arbitrary "tag" numbers right? It would be great if there was a "pre defined" set of tags that I could code Luppp to send, and then HarmonySeq would respond in the same manner each time. For now a workaround would be to create an OSC tag for each of the Scenes in Luppp, and that OSC tag will enable disable the state of HarmonySeq to perform the part that is needed. I've got the OSC sending in Luppp pretty much implemented, just the sync is a show stopper at the moment. I'd like to get this fixed promptly :D -Harry

I'm not sure if I understood your problem, but if you are sending a OSC sync command to harmonySEQ on each bar, then this indeed may cause some problems - the proper approach is to set harmonySEQ's tempo to exactly the same as other applications use, and send /harmonyseq/sync *just once* - and this will keep them synchronised. Though I like Fons' suggestion concerning jumping to the nearest bar, that seems a reasonable solution, will try to implement that once. Maybe I wasn't clear about the tags - these have nothing to do with OSC's own tags, and are indeed predefined, so that harmonySEQ will react the same manner each time. Adding a new OSC event in harmonySEQ you need to specify a parameter - let's say you chose 5. Then harmonySEQ will trigger this event if and only if it gets a '/harmonyseq/event 5' OSC message. This way you can have a bunch of events, each with different parameter (this parameter is called 'tag', but it's just a matter of naming), and you can choose which one you want to trigger, by selecting the appropriate number with a /harmonyseq/event X message. I hope it's clearer now.

On Wed, Feb 08, 2012 at 06:54:47PM +0100, Rafał Cieślak wrote: Should be possible - see Ardour for example. BTW, the demo video is really very nice ! Ciao, -- FA Vor uns liegt ein weites Tal, die Sonne scheint - ein Glitzerstrahl.

Am Montag, 13. Februar 2012, 19:05:07 schrieb Rafał Cieślak: Yes, the repositories contain src, binary and noarch RPM packages for their respective openSUSE version. My project supports versions 11.4 and 12. 1, plus the development branch for next stable release (aka Factory). I might add a repo for Tumbleweed (the rolling release repo for openSUSE) soon. Here are the One-Click installation links I provide, they deal with architecture automatically, so that's all you need: OpenSUSE 11.4: http://software.opensuse.org/ymp/home:edogawa/openSUSE_11.4/harmonySEQ.ymp?… OpenSUSE 12.1: http://software.opensuse.org/ymp/home:edogawa/openSUSE_Factory/harmonySEQ.y… OpenSUSE Factory: http://software.opensuse.org/ymp/home:edogawa/openSUSE_Factory/harmonySEQ.y… You're welcome, and did I say that this is a great program? :) Greetings, Edgar

Great thanks for these links. I've published them on the downloads page. Good job! I see someone has build Fedora packages, but I won't publish the without having contacted with that repo's owner (these packages have to be reliable, and not an experimental build etc.) Regards, Rafał Cieślak W dniu wtorek, 14 lutego 2012 użytkownik Edgar Aichinger <edogawa(a)aon.at> napisał: http://software.opensuse.org/search?q=harmonyseq&baseproject=ALL&la…