Radium

Some important bug fixes, including fixes to VST GUIs. Changes 5.4.7 -> 5.4.8: GUI: Don't start new windows in "Window Stays On Top" mode since these windows will cover VST GUIs. Also remove the Qt::Tool flag on Windows since it's not needed on that platform to make windows stay on top of ...

Bugfix for losing sequencer block envelopes and fade values in many situations. The release also contains various improvements to the audio file support in the sequencer. Changes 5.4.6 -> 5.4.7: Mouse handling: Fix various minor issues. Sequencer: Reset envelope node values to 0.0 dB, not 1.0 dB. GU...

A small documentation nitpick you might want to change in the next release- The console command example given in "README_first.txt" for starting JACK with ASIO support has the wrong path: bin/jack_local/bin/jackd.exe -R -S -d portaudio -d "ASIO::ASIO4ALL v2" should be bin/jack_l...

Changes 5.4.4 -> 5.4.6: Windows: The included Jack (and qjackctl) supports ASIO. Windows: Include missing liblzma-5.dll file in 32 bit builds. Sequencer: Automatically adjust envelope duration when changing length of block or audio file. Sequencer: Fix "[disabled]" being printed in the pop...

New versions of Radium are being compiled up right now. Yeah, the jack installer is really unnecessary. There's really no reason to install anything (all shared files could instead be placed in a sub directory of the program starting the jack server), but it's made by linux people, and linux people ...

Oh, I'll have to look at how Jack is compiled up. I guess ASIO isn't enabled. Anyway, installing Jack should only copy the dll files, copy the executable, and copy the driver files. It shouldn't install any services, change the registry, or do anything else that could change how the computer behaves...

Hi,

You can still use ASIO with the included version of Jack. But if you want to send audio from Radium to another ASIO program, or send audio from another ASIO program to Radium, you need to install Jack globally.

You audio-connect two modules by placing the mouse pointer slightly to the right of the right side of a module, or slightly to the left side of the left side of a module, and drag to another module.

The yellow lines are event-connections, to send notes and so forth between modules.

Sequencer fade in and fade out, sequencer volume envelope, various bug fixes and minor improvements. Changes 5.4.2 -> 5.4.4: Editor: Fix memory corruption if giving space as note name when adding note. Editor: Fix chancetext with value 0. Instruments: Fix chance being set to 256 when changing a/b. M...

Yes, by turning off edit. You do that by pressing Esc.