#ARDOUR 5.12 PIRATE PATCH#

The editor's summary view is now constrained to the extent of actual regions, rather than the session extent, by default.

Secondary clock visibility is now a global preference rather than a per-session setting.

OSC: changing jog mode no longer stops transport unless started by scrub/shuttle.

OSC: gracefully handle the user sending the wrong number of parameters.

Clicks on I/O menus now always connect, rather than toggle connected status.

Improve the heuristic used to display track/bus I/O connections in a compact form, as well a connection menus.

Fix handling of MIDI channels in the Transform dialog.

Catch exceptions thrown from Lua scripts.

Fix selection of quantization note-end grid size.

Fix MIDI quantization when not using US English.

Release notes for other older versions are linked Will named programs/patches for both General MIDI synths and those with Naturally, it integratesįully with Ardour's support for MIDNAM (patch definition files), so you Patches in software and hardware instruments. Tracks/instruments, which provides an easy and convenient way to preview

#ARDOUR 5.12 PIRATE PATCH#

This builds on the new template manager dialog introduced inĥ.11, and a new less obvious feature: the ability to create dynamicĪlso notable is the new patch selection dialog for MIDI Sessions and/or groups of new track/busses very quickly and veryĮasily.

These includeĭynamic 'track wizard' templates that allow you to interactively setup Offer much easier and more powerful ways to use templates. Two of the most notable new features are the improvements inįunctionality to the new session and new track/bus dialogs, which now Much of the work in this release was sponsored by Harrison Consoles. Until 6.0 will be announced, enough notable features and fixesĪccumulated that it seemed better for us to push out a 5.12 releaseīefore we embark on the major code changes that will mark the real start Although when Ardour 5.11 was released, we expected a significant gap

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