Exellent news I shall have to give it a go, thanks for all the hard work.

@alfa

Congratulations :
saimo

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Aooh! What a nice x-mas gift! Thanx Alfred!

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Excellent work, an early Xmas present for OS4 owners.

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This is fantastic news!

I'll have to dust off my old B&P manuals (they came in binders back then.. remember the binder era?) and hook up my old Roland Alpha Juno 2 to give it a go.

I wish I could test it right now but I'm chained to my cubicle awaiting another food pellet from the dispenser.

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Great! Thank you Alfred!

Great news, just like a xmas gift.
Thanks

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Thank you, Alfred!!!
But at a first try, I didn't get any MIDI output to work...

Alex.

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@alexw

I had this problem, you have to set the midi in and out tools manualy if you load a MIDI file then you must also add the tool to each track.

Last edited by Arnie on 20-Dec-2005 at 04:49 PM.

Hello Alex,
You must choose the "connection" at the MIDI-tool. This is only neccessary once for each port. If you have only 1 port (normal 16 channel MIDI) :

- install the MIDI-In1 and MIDI-Out1 Tools into the Toolbox.
- drag it to one track
- Choose from the menu. "Tool->Replicate to->All Tracks"
- Open the toolwindow (Click once, and after a short time once again)
- Click on the "Set Connection"-button
- Choose the name of your driver
- thats all

The MIDI-Tools are only reading the name of the driver (in CAMD called Cluster). They set the .out.portnumber by itself.
Example:
you open the MIDI-Out1 window and click "emu10kx.in.0", the clustername is set to "emu10kx.out.0". This is, because the camd internal counts from 0. The normal men counts from 1. Also the MIDI-XXX1 connects to "xxx.xxx.0"

The tool stores immediately the choosen clustername. During a new startup it reads this and sets automatical the connection.

Hopful this works.

Kindly
Alfred

With all this software around it must be Christmas!

Many thanks Alfred for all your work on this.

Cheers,
Bean.

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Wow.. Wonderful news!
I can't wait until I get home from work to try it out.

Expect a full public release of the USB MIDI drivers by the end
of January.. there is a bit more to finish first.

Merry Christmas to all, and for all, Bars & Pipes!

Thanks Alfred,
Lyle

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can someone make the link clickable ? :=)

other than that, great!. congratulations alfred!.

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Great work Alfred!

Let's also not forget to thank Hyperion for suppling the uA1 board.

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Kindly
Alfred

@alfa

Thank you so much! This is one of my favorite programs. I have it playing me christmas songs that I sequenced in 1994. After the holidays I will have to get me one of those USB-MIDI interfaces so I can have more channels. I am using the soundblaster live for my interface now, it's OK, but I have many midi synthesizers here to play.

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@alfa

Quote:

(NB.: Is there anyone outside, who has ImageFX running. At my machine it crashes by the well know WindowedCXG-problem. I've done all possible, but nothing had solved the problem.)

I have ImageFX 4.5 running on OS 4 and it works with no problems. What version are you trying to use?

Robert

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Wow..
I mean really WOW!

It works, it plays.. It "kicks it" Big Time.
Baby I'm Amazed.

When I copied my old A4000 drive over to my AOne,
I assumed that my dozens (hundreds?) of old B&P
files would never play again. I was wrong.

Big Thanks to Alfred..

Truly a BIG step in the right direction for
Amiga music.

Big thanks to Hyperion, too! You chose a great
person to sponsor.

Off to play some more.

LyleHaze

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@lylehaze

Quote:

I assumed that my dozens (hundreds?) of old B&P files would never play again.

I quit using Amigas in 1998 and burned my B&P files to a CD-ROM. I thought maybe someday there would be something that could read them or convert them to a newer file format. I got my A1 and OS 4 and I figured a midi sequencer would come along that could load a ".song" file. It never even crossed my mind that B&P would come to OS 4 and read its own files. I too am amazed.

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@alfa

Thanks for all your hard work & for supporting the Amiga.

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