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Ahornberg
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GoatTracker and GoatTracker Stereo new features
Im currently implementing the following features into GoatTracker and GoatTracker Stereo:
- /Q command line option for setting equal divisions per octave that differ from 12.
- /J command line option for setting different note names.
- /Y command line option for setting a path to a Scala tuning file.
- Small color changes to the pattern table for better readability.
- Isomorphic key layout.
- Switch between mono mode and stereo mode.
- /w command line option for setting 4 different window sizes.
Actually I can share a Windows build with sources if there's interest.
For further development of GoatTracker: What are your feature requests? Please let me know and I will see what I can build into GoatTracker. |
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cadaver
Registered: Feb 2002
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Not in the sense of relaying the MIDI messages to/from OS. sdl_mixer is able to play MIDI song files. |
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Ahornberg
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I think of using RtMidi https://github.com/thestk/rtmidi |
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Mr. Mouse
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 235 |
Goattracker needs the optional support of FM-YAM’s 9 channels and of course digi channel(s): Goattracker Pro. ;) |
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Ahornberg
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Quote: Goattracker needs the optional support of FM-YAM’s 9 channels and of course digi channel(s): Goattracker Pro. ;)
... and much more than DefleMask supports (and it should boil eggs and brew coffee for my breakfast) ;) |
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Flotsam
Registered: Jan 2004
Posts: 81 |
Late to the party as always, but I just started using GoatTracker a few weeks ago and the absence of Undo is driving me crazy (not really, just being a drama queen here). Looking at savesong method, it shouldn't be too difficult to implement X levels of history snapshots for someone who knows his/her way around C++. Being a C# guy myself, I couldn't even get it to compile with GNU make so I gave up.
Speaking of savesong... remembering the last active load/save folder or even just being able to set a default song folder in config would be nice. |
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Ahornberg
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@Flotsam Thank you for your input!
I really appreciate everyone who wants to contribute in developing GoatTracker.
If you couldn't compile with GNU make, what err-messages did you get? Did you try it on Linux or Win? |
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Flotsam
Registered: Jan 2004
Posts: 81 |
I'm getting this on Windows:
make (e=2): The system cannot find the file specified.
make: *** [goatdata.o] Error 2
I did google a bit and it seems that this could mean a plethora of different things, not necessarily that the goatdata.o file itself can't be found. I ran the command in the source folder and checked the paths in makefile.win and the common one. I have set the path to C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuWin32.
Anyway, as I said, I haven't done C++ and only know the basics, so my goal was to do something super dirty like hooking up the keys and on every keypress calculate a checksum of the song data and if it differs from the checksum of the last taken snapshot, add it to an array of snapshots. |
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Ahornberg
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@Flotsam Did you follow the readme.txt?
8. Recompiling
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To recompile for Win32, you need the MinGW development environment, use the file src/makefile.win as makefile. |
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Flotsam
Registered: Jan 2004
Posts: 81 |
Rule 1: never, ever, ever read the readme.txt file. Never.
Thanks, I'll have another go at this once I've taken care of my family obligations. :) |
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