Radium 5.9.98 released
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Kjetil Matheussen
Mar 4, 2020, 7:41:22 AM3/4/20
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This release has lots of improvements, especially for swing, the pianoroll, and the manual. Most improvements this time has been for the editor.
For the pianoroll, it's now possible to select/deselect notes by Ctrl-clicking notes (MAC: use the "Cmd" key instead of Ctrl). And it's also possible to create a selection-rectangle by pressing Ctrl and mouse-drag. (Mac: Again, use the "Cmd" key instead of Ctrl.)
Selected notes can be moved simultaneously, and it's also possible to change the start position, pitch nodes, and end position of all selected notes.
What's missing is cut/copy/paste/delete/transpose/etc. selected notes. How to do such operations needs more thinking. I'll probably end up combining "range" and selected notes somehow, but I don't know yet.
The most notable bug fix this time is for fixing mouse hovering in the editor on MacOS. After Radium 5.9.86, graphical elements has not been highlighted when mouse is above them, and information has not been displayed in the status bar. This bug was introduced in 5.9.86 when adding another workaround to prevent Apple's OpenGL library in macOS 10.14 and 10.15 from crashing in some situations. The fix does not remove this workaround.
Changes 5.9.96 -> 5.9.98:
* Windows: Some adjustments to make the 32 bits
version run longer without running out of memory.
More work needed here.
* Windows: Fix false positive malware detection in
various VP software. Was mainly a problem with the
32 bit version of Radium.
* MacOS: Fix mouse hovering in the editor not working
since 5.9.86.
* Internal: Update S7
* Editor: Moving a selected note in the pianoroll
causes all other pianonotes to be moved as well.
Same when moving the start/end/node of a pianonote.
* Editor: Press Ctrl to select/unselect notes in the
pianoroll.
* Editor: Press Ctrl and drag mouse to create note
selection rectangle in the pianoroll.
* Internal: Upgrade JUCE from 5.4.3 to 5.4.7.
* Linux: The old custom patches for the ALSA MIDI
code in JUCE is still used, so there will be no
change in the port naming scheme, or bad
performance, even with the new version of JUCE.
* VST/AU: Eliminate use of an unnecessary
input/output buffer. May reduce CPU cache hits if
using many VST/AU plugins.
* Song properties: Extend the "Send global swing
tempo to plugins and jack transport" text to
include modulators, metronome, and jack tracksport
as well.
* Editor: Don't move FX if cursor is placed on a
chancetext or centtext subtrack when pressing
backspace or alt+backspace.
* Editor: Make backspace and alt+backspace only
operate on current FX if cursor is placed on an
FX text subtrack.
* Editor: Only create undo when pressing backspace or
alt + backspace result in a change.
* Editor: Make it possible to input rational and
decimal numbers for shift+return.
* Editor: Use ratios instead of floats for
calculation when pressing backspace and
alt+backspace. This fixes situations where
rounding errors caused notes and other events to
sometimes be placed right below the start of a
line.
* Internal: Various assertions that float and
double numbers are valid.
* Build: Compile with -Wfloat-equal.
* OpenGL: If OpenGL crashes during startup, write
explicitly that there's something wrong with the
computer, to emphasize that it's not a bug in
Radium. (One of the most common cause of crashes
is people using the very unstable Nouveau graphics
card driver for Nvidia cards on Linux.)
* Build: Print source file name in green color.
* Build: Display compilation time for each file.
* Sequencer: Fix some minor issues when painting the
sequencer and navigator bars.
* Editor: Fix editor not being updated immediately
after selecting paste block from the menus.
* Disk: Fixes loading and saving songs with lineshift
in the instrument names.
* Editor: Make the tempo graph thicker, i.e. the
timing track under "Grid". Also adjust color.
* Swing:
* Editor: Fix mouse cursor not changing shape to
split-horizontal when cursor is above a place
when it's possible to change width of track, and
the next track has swing-text visible.
* Editor: Fix undoing track swing.
* Editor: Make backspace and alt+backspace work on
track-swing if cursor is placed on a swing
subtrack.
* Editor: Let the tempo graph display tempo of
current track. Relevant when using track swings.
* Player: Fix extreme swing values, and probably
extreme values of other tempo types as well,
which could cause inaccurate timing,
assertions, and perhaps crashes.
* Editor: Fix line cursor jumping to the wrong line
when stopping to play.
* Editor: Fix track swings not being taken into account
when starting and stopping to play
* Editor: Take track-swing into account when
displaying waveforms.
* Sequencer: Make it optional whether to display
track-swinging beats in editor tracks in editor
seqblocks.
* Sequencer: Make it optional whether to use
block-swing when displaying beats in the
timeline.
* Sequencer: Make it optional whether to use
block-swing for the grid.
* Editor: Don't set current track to track 0 when
undoing/redoing and cursor was positioned on a
timing track when creating the undo.
* Editor: Fix loosing BPM "glide" state when undoing,
redoing, copying, pasting, and cutting.
* GUI: Fix accidentally pressing Ctrl+Z in the
terminal after moving a pianonote outside the
boundaries of a pianoroll, making it seem
like Radium had frozen. What actually happened
was that the mouse pointer was forcefully moved
outside the the main Radium window.
* Build: Fix various null-dereference gcc 8 warnings.
* Build: Fix building using Debian Buster 10.2.
(another sh -> bash fix).
* GUI: Fix memory corruption if first message
displayed in the status bar is exactly 10
characters long.
* Preferences: Add line/beat/bar opacity options to
the "Editor"-tab.
* Editor: Fix subtracting 250 from bar and beat
opacities before rendering.
* Editor: Fix dragging vertical scrollbar up and
down. Broken in 5.9.96.
* Editor: Fix mouse wheel not always working in the
editor.
* Manual: Various updates, mainly to the editor.
* API:
* sendKeyEvent, optimizedBuild, gui_postKeyEvent,
getNoteNum, hasSelectedNotes,
showPianorollSelectionRectangle,
hidePianorollSelectionRectangle, getAllNotes.
For the pianoroll, it's now possible to select/deselect notes by Ctrl-clicking notes (MAC: use the "Cmd" key instead of Ctrl). And it's also possible to create a selection-rectangle by pressing Ctrl and mouse-drag. (Mac: Again, use the "Cmd" key instead of Ctrl.)
Selected notes can be moved simultaneously, and it's also possible to change the start position, pitch nodes, and end position of all selected notes.
What's missing is cut/copy/paste/delete/transpose/etc. selected notes. How to do such operations needs more thinking. I'll probably end up combining "range" and selected notes somehow, but I don't know yet.
The most notable bug fix this time is for fixing mouse hovering in the editor on MacOS. After Radium 5.9.86, graphical elements has not been highlighted when mouse is above them, and information has not been displayed in the status bar. This bug was introduced in 5.9.86 when adding another workaround to prevent Apple's OpenGL library in macOS 10.14 and 10.15 from crashing in some situations. The fix does not remove this workaround.
Changes 5.9.96 -> 5.9.98:
* Windows: Some adjustments to make the 32 bits
version run longer without running out of memory.
More work needed here.
* Windows: Fix false positive malware detection in
various VP software. Was mainly a problem with the
32 bit version of Radium.
* MacOS: Fix mouse hovering in the editor not working
since 5.9.86.
* Internal: Update S7
* Editor: Moving a selected note in the pianoroll
causes all other pianonotes to be moved as well.
Same when moving the start/end/node of a pianonote.
* Editor: Press Ctrl to select/unselect notes in the
pianoroll.
* Editor: Press Ctrl and drag mouse to create note
selection rectangle in the pianoroll.
* Internal: Upgrade JUCE from 5.4.3 to 5.4.7.
* Linux: The old custom patches for the ALSA MIDI
code in JUCE is still used, so there will be no
change in the port naming scheme, or bad
performance, even with the new version of JUCE.
* VST/AU: Eliminate use of an unnecessary
input/output buffer. May reduce CPU cache hits if
using many VST/AU plugins.
* Song properties: Extend the "Send global swing
tempo to plugins and jack transport" text to
include modulators, metronome, and jack tracksport
as well.
* Editor: Don't move FX if cursor is placed on a
chancetext or centtext subtrack when pressing
backspace or alt+backspace.
* Editor: Make backspace and alt+backspace only
operate on current FX if cursor is placed on an
FX text subtrack.
* Editor: Only create undo when pressing backspace or
alt + backspace result in a change.
* Editor: Make it possible to input rational and
decimal numbers for shift+return.
* Editor: Use ratios instead of floats for
calculation when pressing backspace and
alt+backspace. This fixes situations where
rounding errors caused notes and other events to
sometimes be placed right below the start of a
line.
* Internal: Various assertions that float and
double numbers are valid.
* Build: Compile with -Wfloat-equal.
* OpenGL: If OpenGL crashes during startup, write
explicitly that there's something wrong with the
computer, to emphasize that it's not a bug in
Radium. (One of the most common cause of crashes
is people using the very unstable Nouveau graphics
card driver for Nvidia cards on Linux.)
* Build: Print source file name in green color.
* Build: Display compilation time for each file.
* Sequencer: Fix some minor issues when painting the
sequencer and navigator bars.
* Editor: Fix editor not being updated immediately
after selecting paste block from the menus.
* Disk: Fixes loading and saving songs with lineshift
in the instrument names.
* Editor: Make the tempo graph thicker, i.e. the
timing track under "Grid". Also adjust color.
* Swing:
* Editor: Fix mouse cursor not changing shape to
split-horizontal when cursor is above a place
when it's possible to change width of track, and
the next track has swing-text visible.
* Editor: Fix undoing track swing.
* Editor: Make backspace and alt+backspace work on
track-swing if cursor is placed on a swing
subtrack.
* Editor: Let the tempo graph display tempo of
current track. Relevant when using track swings.
* Player: Fix extreme swing values, and probably
extreme values of other tempo types as well,
which could cause inaccurate timing,
assertions, and perhaps crashes.
* Editor: Fix line cursor jumping to the wrong line
when stopping to play.
* Editor: Fix track swings not being taken into account
when starting and stopping to play
* Editor: Take track-swing into account when
displaying waveforms.
* Sequencer: Make it optional whether to display
track-swinging beats in editor tracks in editor
seqblocks.
* Sequencer: Make it optional whether to use
block-swing when displaying beats in the
timeline.
* Sequencer: Make it optional whether to use
block-swing for the grid.
* Editor: Don't set current track to track 0 when
undoing/redoing and cursor was positioned on a
timing track when creating the undo.
* Editor: Fix loosing BPM "glide" state when undoing,
redoing, copying, pasting, and cutting.
* GUI: Fix accidentally pressing Ctrl+Z in the
terminal after moving a pianonote outside the
boundaries of a pianoroll, making it seem
like Radium had frozen. What actually happened
was that the mouse pointer was forcefully moved
outside the the main Radium window.
* Build: Fix various null-dereference gcc 8 warnings.
* Build: Fix building using Debian Buster 10.2.
(another sh -> bash fix).
* GUI: Fix memory corruption if first message
displayed in the status bar is exactly 10
characters long.
* Preferences: Add line/beat/bar opacity options to
the "Editor"-tab.
* Editor: Fix subtracting 250 from bar and beat
opacities before rendering.
* Editor: Fix dragging vertical scrollbar up and
down. Broken in 5.9.96.
* Editor: Fix mouse wheel not always working in the
editor.
* Manual: Various updates, mainly to the editor.
* API:
* sendKeyEvent, optimizedBuild, gui_postKeyEvent,
getNoteNum, hasSelectedNotes,
showPianorollSelectionRectangle,
hidePianorollSelectionRectangle, getAllNotes.
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