isn't larger than the default playback buffer size when
starting Ardour without a previous ~/.config; having
disk_io_chunk_frames larger violates basic design
assumptions and causes phantom underruns in playback
(#4308).
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make it the same as when it is done immediately. Fixes
part of #4190.
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with plugins that are splitting e.g. mono inputs to stereo
plugins (#4169).
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idle loop. The idle loop bit is thought to be a
hangover from A2, and it causes #4315 because the
deleted ARDOUR::Route requests its references to be
dropped but its TimeAxisView hangs around for too long.
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in generated plugin UIs (#4221). Based on work by
jeremybub.
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ignore movements to y positions outside the scroomer;
round page size and value to prevent 'quivering' during
drags. Should fix#4299.
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I am not sure if this is the original intent here, but it seems the most informative/useful/standard/etc. Unfortunately the colour names in the configuration (min, mid, max, clip) are a bit confusing (starting to clip = "mid"?) but changing them would break things. Oh well.
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I removed the double stop around the knee because... well, this is the way I figured out that actually follows the colour configuration as expected. It may be less correct for some reason, but it looks like what I expect when twiddling the colours, anyway.
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Particularly, audio meters and MIDI meters would more or less randomly use each other's colours. Now they each use their own configured colours as it should be.
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Use standard selection colour (purple) for selected MIDI notes.
Green means MIDI, purple means selection, the brightness/velocity mappings match for each (just with a different hue).
Sensibly matching colour ranges brought to you by Agave, an awesome tool for this which you should use :)
I have inverted the dark/light => low/high velocity mapping for normal MIDI notes to match the selection. I don't really know which way it should be, but they should match, so I arbitrarily chose this direction.
Green also means currently selected tools and such, something we might want to resolve, but that might be at the cost of a technicolor nightmare, so perhaps not.
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group dialogue. Americanise spelling of color in a few
places to avoid confusion. Fixes#4224. Addresses parts
of #2650 and #4064.
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