MPM Toolbox v0.1.9
v0.1.9
- Added a MIDI Master Volume slider to the SyncPlayer. It is relevant when audio recording and MIDI performance are played synchronously and the MIDI part is too loud. However, Master Volume Control is a MIDI SysEx message and not all devices support it. MPM Toolbox's default synthesizer, Gervill, fortunately does.
- Bugfix in method
mpmToolbox.gui.mpmEditingTools.CommentEditor.makeContentPanel()
. It was unable to query the font metrics for proper initialization. - All editing functionality in classes
mpmToolbox.gui.mpmEditingTools.MpmEditingTools
andmpmToolbox.gui.mpmEditingTools.PlaceAndCreateContextMenu
has been extended, so the piano roll visualization in the audio frame (classmpmToolbox.gui.audio.AudioDocumentData
) is kept up to date. - Audio-to-MSM alignments are initially scaled to fit the length of the audio. however, whenever the user edits the alignment, the initial scaling gets lost. Therefore, the last sounding note is now set fixed (pinned to its position after scaling).
- The notes in the piano roll are displayed with a slight alpha fade so that onsets are easier to see when subsequent notes of the same pitch are displayed.
- Enhancement in
mpmToolbox.projectData.alignment.Alignment
.- Method
updateTiming()
has been simplified and code was moved to methodupdateTimingTransformation()
as this functionality is also required aside from rendering. - The last step in method
updateTimingTransformation()
is a rather dull way to handle the timing after the last fixed note. The enhancement will now continue with the tempo from before the last fixed note. - New functionality in class
mpmToolbox.gui.audio.AudioDocumentData
andmpmToolbox.projectData.alignment.Alignment
, resp., to transform an alignment to anmeico.mpm.elements.Performance
and vice versa. - In the process of the aforementioned addition, corresponding new functionality has been added via methods
exportTiming()
andexportArticulation
. These transform the timing data of the alignment to an MPM tempo, asynchrony and articulation map.
- Method