baz55 wrote:CesarsoundOne wrote:
It seems the video is gone, I get "This video has been removed by the user"?
CesarsoundOne wrote:Hi baz55, I did another video demo with your JDXI Manager, generating and tweaking random patches, playing with the analog part and drums parts only. Here is the link of this video on Youtube:baz55 wrote:CesarsoundOne wrote:I'm glad you like it!Update: I have tested the features random patch generator it is super cool! As it can be MIDI tempo synchronized, I created a drum loop and the analog patch was synched with the drums, resulting in interesting musical pieces. Some was much close to Pink Floyd's On The Run song!
What you are doing with it sounds very interesting, did you record anything that you would be willing to share with us so we can hear it?
ujanbo wrote:Came to Report a workaround for the DPI Scaling bug, but you fixed it.
Also, I made some icons for the editor. The file is attached.
nice icon
CesarsoundOne wrote:This is now implemented in version 0.28, you can use the mouse wheel to select PCM Waves in the Digital Synth parts and the Drums part, without having to open the pulldown menu.-When choosing the PCM Wave, the possibility to use the mouse scroll wheel or keyboard up/down to select the PCM wave.
StaccatoHeavenSC wrote:This is now implemented in the latest release.2. Add a partial copy and/or swap (i.e. copy partial 1 to 2, or swap partials 1 & 3, etc. Also for drum partials.
3. (Similar to 2 above): allow partials to be copied/moved between Digital Synth 1 and 2.
aplocher wrote:No, it's tailor-made for the JD-Xi.Hey guys, I realize this may be a stupid question but I'm going to ask it anyway: this won't work with the Gaia SH-01, right?
No.is this open source
aplocher wrote:I mean would it take a lot of work if, say, a developer like myself wanted to implement a new keyboard or make a separate "Gaia Manager" app from a fork?
baz55 wrote:Hi baz55,aplocher wrote:No, it's tailor-made for the JD-Xi.Hey guys, I realize this may be a stupid question but I'm going to ask it anyway: this won't work with the Gaia SH-01, right?No.is this open sourceaplocher wrote:The JDXi Manager is written specifically for the JD-Xi, converting it to a different synth (while of course not impossible) is not practical, it would be far easier and quicker for you to write a Ctrlr Panel for the Gaia than to try figure out and adapt my code for the Gaia. See: http://ctrlr.org/I mean would it take a lot of work if, say, a developer like myself wanted to implement a new keyboard or make a separate "Gaia Manager" app from a fork?
CesarsoundOne wrote:Not currently, it's not so trivial to implement, but I might add that at some point.in digital sinth I can change the parameters of the 3 parts at the same time? For example, changing the waveform and the ADSR of the 3 parts at the same time?