[Musix-usuarios] Rosegarden 1.7.0 released for Musix GNU/Linux
(debian etch compatible)
Marcos Guglielmetti
marcospcmusica en gmail.com
Lun Mayo 5 00:34:57 CEST 2008
Carlos Pino packaged Rosegarden 1.7.0 for Musix GNU/Linux (debian etch
compatible), so, lets rock!!!
# Repositorios de Musix GNU+Linux/Repositories - /etc/apt/sources.list
deb ftp://musix.ourproject.org/pub/musix/deb/ ./
:-D
Está disponible en nuestros repositorios de paquetes la última versión
de Rosegarden, el secuenciador MIDI y Audio software libre, 3 días
luego de su lanzamiento oficial.
Silvan dijo que esta sería la mejor versión en cuanto a
funcionalidades y facilidad de edición de partituras!
Instalación:
En una terminal (konsole, etc), ejecutar:
sudo apt-get install rosegarden
dirá esto:
Leyendo lista de paquetes... Hecho
Creando árbol de dependencias... Hecho
Se instalarán los siguientes paquetes extras:
rosegarden-data
Se actualizarán los siguientes paquetes:
rosegarden rosegarden-data
2 actualizados, 0 se instalarán, 0 para eliminar y 46 no actualizados.
Necesito descargar 7090kB de archivos.
Se utilizarán 1044kB de espacio de disco adicional después de
desempaquetar.
¿Desea continuar [S/n]? s
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Date: Thu, 1 May 2008 15:10:47 +0100
From: "Chris Cannam" <cannam en all-day-breakfast.com>
Subject: [Rosegarden-devel] ANNOUNCE: Rosegarden 1.7.0 released
To: rosegarden-devel <rosegarden-devel en lists.sourceforge.net>,
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ROSEGARDEN 1.7.0 RELEASED
The Rosegarden team are proud to announce the release of version 1.7.0
of Rosegarden, an audio and MIDI sequencer and musical notation editor
for Linux.
http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/
This release focuses mostly on notation enhancements, although there
are also substantial bug fixes in other areas.
The world of sequencer software for Linux is becoming increasingly
well populated with projects designed for different types of user --
with the appearance of QTractor, a MusE stable release expected soon,
Ardour 3 in the pipeline for studio users, as well as commercial
software such as Renoise, and old favourites like seq24.
This is great for Rosegarden, as it means we no longer feel we have to
please everyone: we are able to concentrate on the area that we find
most interesting for Rosegarden, namely as a sequencer for people who
also like to work in notation. Of course, all of the other existing
features will continue to be supported and to evolve, but we have a
clearer focus for the future than we have had.
The 1.7.0 release includes new contributions from established project
members Heikki Junes, Arnout Engelen, and Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas.
Translator Yves Guillemot has come over to the development side as
well. New members Philippe Macaire and Jaakko H. Kyro have joined the
development team, while Gunhild Andersen has joined us as a
documentation writer. We have also had code contributions from Colin
Fletcher, Alessandro Preziosi, Stefan Asserhall, "Flameeyes" Petten?,
and Anders Dahnielson, and a segment parameter presets database update
from Magnus Johansson -- and many new device library contributions.
Progress during this release cycle has been slow but steady, with
relatively little developer time available from the core team, but for
this release -- coordinated by D. Michael McIntyre -- we have managed
to bring together more contributions from more people than in any
previous release of Rosegarden.
New Features in 1.7.0
* Track headers in Notation view (Yves, since rev 8355)
* Test to see if a newer version is available, to help users stay
up to
date when distros sometimes carry quite old versions (Chris,
since rev
8374)
* New Welcome dialog that attempts to help you tweak your setup for
best
results (Chris, since rev 8374)
* Notation: The preferred stem direction in a chord around the
middle line
is down, which better meshes with LilyPond (Heikki, since rev
8381)
* Notation: The preferred beam position in a beamed group around
the
middle is below (Heikki, since rev 8383)
* Add icons for Add tempo and Add time signature in NotationView ->
Composition menu (Heikki, since rev 8415)
* Move to Staff Above or Staff Below to make sorting out
overlapping voice
parts considerably easier (Chris, since rev 8545)
* Radically reformed grace notes now work correctly for the first
time in
Rosegarden's history, and are now easy to use (Chris, since rev
8557)
* Sync segments to track parameters (correct clef, transpose
notation,
alter key signatures, highest/lowest playable notes) available as
option
when using the load preset button in the Track Parameters Box,
which
greatly simplifies the process of converting a standard MIDI file
into
notation suitable for real musicians who play transposing
instruments
(Arnout, since rev 8583)
* "Convert notation for..." function added to notation editor to
provide
another mechanism for using the sync segments functionality
(Arnout,
since rev 8593)
* Expanded/corrected instrument presets database (Magnus Johannson,
since
rev 8597)
* Export markers to LilyPond (Jaakko H. Kyro, since rev 8618)
* Alternative shortcut for Play/Stop in laptop use: Ctrl+Return
(Heikki,
since rev 8626)
* New track parameters for exporting square, curly, and nested
brackets to
LilyPond, making it possible to produce true piano notation and
complex
orchestral scores properly for the first time, without hand
editing of
the .ly code. (Replaces the now deprecated "Export staff group
bracket"
option with this new and much more flexible scheme.) (Michael,
since rev
8637)
* The transport mode setting is now stored with and restored from
individual compositions (Philippe, since rev 8646)
* Export the new radically reformed grace notes into LilyPond
syntax
(Heikki, since rev 8648)
* Now ties can finally be flipped (Chris, since rev 8653) and the
flipped
ties exported to LilyPond (Michael, since rev 8655)
* Arbitrary dynamics exported to LilyPond as markups if they are
not on
LilyPond's list of supported dynamic types (Michael, since rev
8687)
* Manually repositioned rests (as when rearranging badly rendered
overlapping voices) are now exported to LilyPond (Michael, since
rev
8694)
* Set a quick playback position marker in the main window with
Ctrl+1 and
recall it with 1 (Philippe, since rev 8705) (Sets working visual
marker
in rev 8803)
* New variable height tracks finally make working with overlapping
segments (eg. to contain concurrent voices for notation purposes)
an
easy and reasonable process, instead of the nightmare it has been
for
years (Chris, since rev 8740)
* Smarter selections in matrix and notation views now allow you to
remove
individual, previously-selected events without beginning the
entire
selection process from scratch (Michael, since rev 8744 (matrix)
and
8748 (notation))
New Documentation
* Five new informal supplemental tutorials by D. Michael McIntyre:
http://rosegarden.sourceforge.net/tutorial/
* Users Helping Users:
http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/wiki/users_helping_users
* Wiki moves from SourceForge to our own site:
http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/wiki/
Significant bug fixes since 1.6.0
* Serious overhaul of MIDI import to avoid scrambling karaoke and
similar
files into complete chaos (Chris, since rev 8515)
* Fix text codec dialog that appears when importing MIDI files with
lyrics
(Chris, since rev 8536)
* Splitting the segment now really splits the segment (Chris, since
rev
8538)
* Track Parameters now displays the correct track (Chris, since rev
8539)
* No more mysterious zero-length segments on import (Chris, since
rev
8540)
* Align lyrics with rests so they appear at the correct time, if
only
lyrics and rests in a segment (Chris, since rev 8541)
* Fix inability to build without JACK (Flameeyes' Petten?, since
rev 8546)
* Fix broken pitch chooser dialog to correct accidental display and
draggability (Arnout and Michael, various revisions since 8555)
* Replace perpetually broken grace note functionality (Chris, since
rev
8557)
* Fix crash when deleting a device that was in use (Chris, since
rev 8558)
* First note after 8va or 15ma section no longer at wrong octave
(Chris,
since rev 8559)
* Correct display of flipped stems in certain situations (Chris,
rev 8560)
* Repair very tricky ruler bug that prevented the composition from
being
able to start anywhere other than bar 1 (Michael, since rev 8573)
* Take track transpose into account when recording, move notation
by the
opposite amount, so the end result sounds correctly when played
back
(Michael, since rev 8576)
* It is now possible to tie notes that have shorter performance
durations
than their display durations (Chris, since rev 8595)
* Renamed spurious Halve/Double Speed functions to Double/Halve
Durations
and assigned new keybindings (Heikki, since rev 8615)
* Headers for the files in the Rosegarden library rewritten so that
all of
them show up in everyone's file dialogs (Anders Dahnielson and
Michael,
since rev 8666)
* The notation view no longer assumes it is always necessary to
display a
time signature, which eliminates a lot of extra time signatures
that
used to have to be hidden by hand (Chris, since rev 8679)
* Above/below directions of phrasing slurs now exported to LilyPond
correctly (Michael, since rev 8680)
* Hidden key signatures ignored during LilyPond export (Michael,
since rev
8693)
* Corrected a problem whereby you could edit the second of two
markers at
the same time position, and have the changes apply to the first
one at
that position (Philippe, since rev 8706)
* Build system tweaks and a fix for building with librdf in an
unusual
location (Pedro, since rev 8829)
Thanks to
* Damien Goutte-Gattat
* Oliver Ve?ernik
* Tony Amort
* Steffen Klein
* Haig Dedeyan
* Luis Filipe Lobo
* Marko Mueller
* Emanuel Rumpf
* JP Morris
* "Piglet"
* "b.ohnsorg"
Chris
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