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software OS4   software OS4 : Big camd update for OS4 users
   posted by lylehaze on 11-Jun-2012 16:20:05 (3250 reads)
CAMD.library has been ported to a fully native OS4 library. Along with it's release comes a revised set of tools, an updated USB MIDI driver, a MIDI file player, and a beta release of SoftSyn, a software MIDI synthesizer, allowing Amigans to play MIDI without an external synthesizer.

Existing CAMD users are encouraged to update everything, and new users can try it out with SoftSyn too.


The new library is just 60% the size of the last release, and the USB driver has been tweaked for speed again.

All of the tools have had a code rewrite, mostly to remove any Reaction macros and old variable types. Many have had functional improvements:
In addition to being a regular "patch cord", MidiThru now offers note transposition, channel filtering and rotation, and event filtering.
ProChange has been replaced with Pick_ins, and now supports complete instrument lists using industry standard ".ins" formatted lists.
The shell tool "MidiWatch" now supports ALL midi messages, and it has a new graphic partner called "MidiActive" that shows note and program change activity in a much more attractive format.
The "ShowKeys" keyboard display is now expanded to a full 88 key width.
And we finally have an interactive Mixer.. "CamdMixer", which has user selectable number of tracks and track labels.

A Midi file player is included, which includes song and time display, tempo and time signature. This also supports remote control of the transport controls by MIDI.

And finally, a beta software synthesizer. It's not yet a finished work, but it has been a lot of fun to play with and I wanted to include it in the package.
    

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tommysammy 
Re: Big camd update for OS4 users
Posted on 11-Jun-2012 16:52:47
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Great work we get more and more driver for our beloved AmigaOS


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Nice work!


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Nice to see an update as always

As a gamer I only really use midi to connect my old Yamaha Midi synth and allow me to use them with ScummVM, but I will gice the new lib and driver a go and see how I get on.


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Nice to hear. Roll on!

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Thanks for the updates. Camd and usb drivers installed :) Later to try out the rest. And some day to continue make music :) Oh right i got a gig/play 22 July on outdoor festival here in Gothenburg/Sweden.

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great stuff Lyle

now to connect my synth for some midi experimentation


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Great!

Will try the soft synth asap.


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So, this is the "Something big"?

To me it looks like a big update for AOS4 music fun.
But... is there more coming?


Offtopic perhaps... but Lyle:
Do you think xena/xcore could be sane building block for high quality AmigaHW sound subsystem???


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So, this is the "Something big"?

It certainly is for me.

Quote:
To me it looks like a big update for AOS4 music fun.
But... is there more coming?

I hope so, but not this week or next.

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Offtopic perhaps... but Lyle:
Do you think xena/xcore could be sane building block for high quality AmigaHW sound subsystem??

High-end audio is one of the most popular uses for XMOS chips.
I think it would be an excellent project at some time in the future.
I do not have any plans for that at this time.

LyleHaze


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Excellent.
Will try it on my Korg PA50.


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