16 Feb
2011
16 Feb
'11
8:44 p.m.
Hey again,
Day before yesterday I decided to give gx_head a whirl to see whether it
would be accessible under orca and was pleased to find out that it
mostly is. (orca is a screen-reader, btw) I had a lot of fun playing and
jamming around. There is only one problem: while the buttons and sliders
are recognised as such, most of them are not labelled, requiring one to
"prod and find out" which by and large isn't too difficult.
Pre/post-gain and bass/mid/trebble aren't too hard to guess, and I guess
I found the selector that changes cab simulation, but I'd still like it
if anyone could walk me through the various selectors/sliders,
especially for the effects, and tell me what they are. Also, I was
wondering whether it might be considered for future releases to
associate a text label with each GUI slider/button/etc.
BTW, has anybody found a good clean setting with gx_head? I could get
plenty of lovely crunch and grit, but didn't have much success in the
clean department.
Cheers,
S.M.
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17 Feb
17 Feb
12:14 a.m.
Am Mittwoch, den 16.02.2011, 14:43 -0500 schrieb S. Massy:
Hey again,
Day before yesterday I decided to give gx_head a whirl to see whether it
would be accessible under orca and was pleased to find out that it
mostly is. (orca is a screen-reader, btw) I had a lot of fun playing and
jamming around. There is only one problem: while the buttons and sliders
are recognised as such, most of them are not labelled, requiring one to
"prod and find out" which by and large isn't too difficult.
Hey
Normally all controllers are labelled, except the effect move
controllers witch have a simple sign on it, and the effect on/off
controllers, witch have , yea, a red/green light , only we use pango or
cairo to render the fonts, didn't now if that could be a problem for
orca. Also, we have add tool-tips to nearly any controller, could that
be a help for you, I guess not really ?
Pre/post-gain and bass/mid/trebble aren't too hard
to guess, and I guess
I found the selector that changes cab simulation, but I'd still like it
if anyone could walk me through the various selectors/sliders,
especially for the effects, and tell me what they are. Also, I was
wondering whether it might be considered for future releases to
associate a text label with each GUI slider/button/etc.
I guess it will be hard special for the effects, because you can
load /unload and move them in the chain. Are there special needs to make
labels accessible for ocra ?
BTW, has anybody found a good clean setting with gx_head? I could get
plenty of lovely crunch and grit, but didn't have much success in the
clean department.
I the preset menu under Factory Settings -> zettberlin ->
krystallic
is a clean setting were you can start with.
Cheers,
S.M.
regards hermann
10:28 a.m.
Am 16.02.2011 20:43, schrieb S. Massy:
Hey again,
BTW, has anybody found a good clean setting with gx_head?
I made a preset called "krystallic" for my Ibanez RG RX, that sounds
really crisp for me. You can find it under "Presets/Factory
Settings/zettberlin".
At the moment I work on more presets including clean stuff with a RG565.
Please note, that gx_head reacts quite like a real amp to the
guitar-signal(and that is, what I like so much about guitarix/gx_head
;-) ) .
Thus the input-gain has a strong influence on the results. So if a
preset does not sound as expected, try to fiddle a little with your
system mixer (keep gain just below 0db) and with gx_heads Pre Gain -
control.
best regards
HZN
I could get
plenty of lovely crunch and grit, but didn't have much success in the
clean department.
Cheers,
S.M.
21 Feb
21 Feb
1:05 a.m.
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 10:28:12AM +0100, Hartmut Noack wrote:
Am 16.02.2011 20:43, schrieb S. Massy:
Ies, I've tried it; very fun to play with, but it
was still breaking up
a little for me.
Hey again,
BTW, has anybody found a good clean setting with gx_head?
I made a preset called "krystallic" for my Ibanez RG RX, that sounds
really crisp for me. You can find it under "Presets/Factory
Settings/zettberlin".
At the moment I work on more presets including clean stuff with a RG565.
Look
forward to trying it.
Please note, that gx_head reacts quite like a real amp to the
guitar-signal(and that is, what I like so much about
guitarix/gx_head ;-) ) .
Thus the input-gain has a strong influence on the results. So if a
preset does not sound as expected, try to fiddle a little with your
system mixer (keep gain just below 0db) and with gx_heads Pre Gain -
control.
What you say makes perfect sense. I guess I'm too used to a real amp;
I
played with the pots on my guitar, but neglected the preamp gain on my
soundcard. I guess you usually keep it pretty low?
Cheers,
S.M.
best regards
HZN
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I could get
plenty of lovely crunch and grit, but didn't have much success in the
clean department.
Cheers,
S.M.
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11:12 a.m.
Am 21.02.2011 01:04, schrieb S. Massy:
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 10:28:12AM +0100, Hartmut
Noack wrote:
Actually I try to keep it as high as possible with some 1-2db under the
clipping level. When I set the level, I play the guitar with all knobs
on 10 as loud as possible. This results in a fairly low level when I
play "normally". And I can thrash as mad without hitting the red. Thus I
have headroom for fiddeling with the controls on my guitars.
best regs
HZN
Am 16.02.2011 20:43, schrieb S. Massy:
Ies, I've tried it; very fun to play with, but it
was still breaking up
a little for me.
Hey again,
BTW, has anybody found a good clean setting with gx_head?
I made a preset called "krystallic" for my Ibanez RG RX, that sounds
really crisp for me. You can find it under "Presets/Factory
Settings/zettberlin".
At the moment I work on more presets including clean stuff with a RG565.
Look
forward to trying it.
Please note, that gx_head reacts quite like a real amp to the
guitar-signal(and that is, what I like so much about
guitarix/gx_head ;-) ) .
Thus the input-gain has a strong influence on the results. So if a
preset does not sound as expected, try to fiddle a little with your
system mixer (keep gain just below 0db) and with gx_heads Pre Gain -
control.
What you say makes perfect sense. I guess I'm too used to a real amp;
I
played with the pots on my guitar, but neglected the preamp gain on my
soundcard. I guess you usually keep it pretty low?
Cheers,
S.M.
best regards
HZN
I could get
plenty of lovely crunch and grit, but didn't have much success in the
clean department.
Cheers,
S.M.
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17 Feb
17 Feb
4:01 p.m.
Am Mittwoch, den 16.02.2011, 14:43 -0500 schrieb S. Massy:
Hey again,
Day before yesterday I decided to give gx_head a whirl to see whether
it
would be accessible under orca and was pleased to find out that it
mostly is. (orca is a screen-reader, btw) I had a lot of fun playing
and
jamming around. There is only one problem: while the buttons and
sliders
are recognised as such, most of them are not labelled, requiring one
to
"prod and find out" which by and large isn't too difficult.
Okay, I dig a bit into it, indeed the labels are mostly in boxes around
the controllers, therewith they are outside the focus.
So I have start to add atk ( accessible ) labels and descriptions to the
GUI controllers.
First implementation is now available in the guitarix SVN repository.
I guess ocra could read the menu and you get a accelerator table for
it ?
greats hermann
21 Feb
21 Feb
12:56 a.m.
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 03:58:41PM +0100, hermann wrote:
Am Mittwoch, den 16.02.2011, 14:43 -0500 schrieb S.
Massy:
That's right, I
discovered that by "poking around" with the navigation
cursor, I could sometimes discover the label, but the controller itself
is not identified beyond the type of controller it is (e.g slider).
Hey again,
Day before yesterday I decided to give gx_head a whirl to see whether
it
would be accessible under orca and was pleased to find out that it
mostly is. (orca is a screen-reader, btw) I had a lot of fun playing
and
jamming around. There is only one problem: while the buttons and
sliders
are recognised as such, most of them are not labelled, requiring one
to
"prod and find out" which by and large isn't too difficult.
Okay, I dig a bit into it, indeed the labels are mostly in boxes around
the controllers, therewith they are outside the focus. So I have start to add atk ( accessible ) labels and
descriptions to the
GUI controllers.
First implementation is now available in the guitarix SVN repository.
How can I
pull the latest version? I tried trunk, but that only
retrieved 0.12. Once I have it, I'll be pleased to build, test, and
report.
I guess ocra could read the menu and you get a accelerator table for
it ?
Menu works flawlessly. I'm not sure what you mean by "accelerator
table".
Cheers,
S.M.
greats hermann
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Il giorno dom, 20/02/2011 alle 18.55 -0500, S. Massy ha scritto:
[cut]
from the guitarix/trunk directory use the command 'svn update'.
At the end you have to see the message:"Updated to revision 1000";
1000 is the actual revision id on 21/02/2011
Ivan
So I have
start to add atk ( accessible ) labels and descriptions to the
GUI controllers.
First implementation is now available in the guitarix SVN repository.
How can I
pull the latest version? I tried trunk, but that only
retrieved 0.12. Once I have it, I'll be pleased to build, test, and
report.
23 Feb
23 Feb
1:38 a.m.
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 09:18:55AM +0100, Ivan Tarozzi wrote:
Il giorno dom, 20/02/2011 alle 18.55 -0500, S. Massy
ha scritto:
[cut]
from the guitarix/trunk directory use the command 'svn update'.
At the end you have to see the message:"Updated to revision 1000";
1000 is the actual revision id on 21/02/2011
I do, but when I build, I get an
application called guitarix, rather
than gx_head, looking quite different from gx_head and less accessible.
Is there a configure option I need to give to build gx_head. The version
I built previously was release 0.13.
Cheers,
S.M.
So I have
start to add atk ( accessible ) labels and descriptions to the
GUI controllers.
First implementation is now available in the guitarix SVN repository.
How can I
pull the latest version? I tried trunk, but that only
retrieved 0.12. Once I have it, I'll be pleased to build, test, and
report.
Ivan
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On 23.02.2011 01:38, S. Massy wrote:
I do, but when I build, I get an application called
guitarix, rather
than gx_head, looking quite different from gx_head and less accessible.
Is there a configure option I need to give to build gx_head. The version
I built previously was release 0.13.
Yes. You need to include --build_head option. You can also include
--experimental and --optimize (though I'm not totally sure what they
add). You'll get a list of all possible options if you run ./waf
configure --help
Cheers!
Igor
10:56 p.m.
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 07:24:06PM +0100, Igor Brkic wrote:
On 23.02.2011 01:38, S. Massy wrote:
All right, got it now. Many toggle buttons now seem to be labeled,
especially the on/off for the effects, but the controls themselves
are still simply identified as "slider".
Cheers,
S.M.
I do, but when I build, I get an application
called guitarix, rather
than gx_head, looking quite different from gx_head and less accessible.
Is there a configure option I need to give to build gx_head. The version
I built previously was release 0.13.
Yes. You need to include --build_head option. You can also include
--experimental and --optimize (though I'm not totally sure what they
add). You'll get a list of all possible options if you run ./waf
configure --help
Cheers!
Igor
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4 Mar
6:53 a.m.
Am Mittwoch, den 23.02.2011, 16:56 -0500 schrieb S. Massy:
All right, got it now. Many toggle buttons now seem to
be labeled,
especially the on/off for the effects, but the controls themselves
are still simply identified as "slider".
Cheers,
S.M.
Okay, so it seems that it require a little more then simply set a
accessible name to the controller widget, now I have try to set a
relation between the used label in the box and the controller inside the
box, so that the label will be part of the focus, hope that works for
ocra, but couldn't promise.
greats
hermann
7 Mar
7 Mar
1:14 a.m.
On Fri, Mar 04, 2011 at 06:53:15AM +0100, hermann wrote:
Am Mittwoch, den 23.02.2011, 16:56 -0500 schrieb S.
Massy:
It works! Now, most sliders some toggles are
correctly identified. Some
effects are correctly labelled, some not, but maybe that's because they
have not all been tagged? Also, the cab simulations aren't tagged, it's
just an anonymous slider. Anyway, that's really great. Thanks!
Cheers,
S.M.
All right, got it now. Many toggle buttons now
seem to be labeled,
especially the on/off for the effects, but the controls themselves
are still simply identified as "slider".
Cheers,
S.M.
Okay, so it seems that it require a little more then simply set a
accessible name to the controller widget, now I have try to set a
relation between the used label in the box and the controller inside the
box, so that the label will be part of the focus, hope that works for
ocra, but couldn't promise.
greats
hermann
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Am Sonntag, den 06.03.2011, 19:14 -0500 schrieb S. Massy:
On Fri, Mar 04, 2011 at 06:53:15AM +0100, hermann
wrote:
Yes, great, so I know now how to do it. I will try to tagged them all.
To the cab simulations, when you make a right click on the slider, a
menu will pop up, witch show the labels. That's true for all selectors.
greats hermann
Am Mittwoch, den 23.02.2011, 16:56 -0500 schrieb
S. Massy:
It works! Now, most sliders some toggles are
correctly identified. Some
effects are correctly labelled, some not, but maybe that's because they
have not all been tagged? Also, the cab simulations aren't tagged, it's
just an anonymous slider. Anyway, that's really great. Thanks!
Cheers,
S.M.
> All right, got it now. Many toggle buttons now
seem to be labeled,
especially the on/off for the effects, but the controls themselves
are still simply identified as "slider".
Cheers,
S.M.
Okay, so it seems that it require a little more then simply set a
accessible name to the controller widget, now I have try to set a
relation between the used label in the box and the controller inside the
box, so that the label will be part of the focus, hope that works for
ocra, but couldn't promise.
6:09 p.m.
On Mon, Mar 07, 2011 at 06:30:32AM +0100, hermann wrote:
Yes, great, so I know now how to do it. I will try to
tagged them all.
To the cab simulations, when you make a right click on the slider, a
menu will pop up, witch show the labels. That's true for all selectors.
Great.
Doing that, I can indeed see and select the simulations by name.
That's splendid.
Cheers,
S.M.
greats hermann
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